Tanzania
Great herds, great skies, great silence.
Home to the Great Migration, the endless Serengeti, the Ngorongoro Crater and the spice-scented beaches of Zanzibar. Our home country — and where every Wildlux journey begins.
Places that define Tanzania.
Tarangire National Park
Elephant country, written in baobab.
A baobab-studded valley along the Tarangire River, drawing Tanzania's largest dry-season elephant concentrations between June and October.
Lake Eyasi
Tanzania's most humbling half day.
A shallow seasonal soda lake beneath the Ngorongoro highlands, and home to the Hadzabe — one of the last hunter-gatherer societies on earth — alongside the Datoga pastoralists and blacksmiths.
Ngorongoro Conservation Area & Crater
The world's greatest natural wildlife amphitheatre.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site where 260 square kilometres of crater floor hold lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard and one of Africa's last populations of black rhino — all beneath a 600-metre volcanic rim shared with Maasai herders.
Arusha
The Gateway to Tanzania's Legendary Northern Safari Circuit
Arusha is Tanzania's premier safari gateway, offering easy access to world-famous national parks, Mount Kilimanjaro, rich cultural experiences, luxury lodges and authentic East African hospitality.
Serengeti National Park
The endless plains.
Fourteen thousand square kilometres of grassland, kopjes and riverine forest carrying the largest land migration on earth — and, outside the migration, the densest population of big cats in Africa.
Ruaha National Park
The wildest big park in East Africa.
One of Africa's largest national parks — a remote southern wilderness of baobabs, sand rivers and rocky escarpments, with exceptional lion densities, huge elephant herds and fly-in camps that see a fraction of the northern circuit's visitors.
Mount Kilimanjaro
The highest walk in Africa.
Africa's highest peak and the world's tallest freestanding mountain — a non-technical trek through rainforest, moorland, alpine desert and glacial ice to Uhuru Peak at 5,895 metres.
Zanzibar
Indian Ocean island, Swahili soul.
The Spice Island — powder-white beaches and warm turquoise water on one side, the UNESCO-listed labyrinth of Stone Town on the other, and coral reefs, spice farms and dolphin-filled channels in between.
Lake Natron
Tanzania's most otherworldly landscape.
A caustic, shallow soda lake in the Rift Valley below the active volcano Ol Doinyo Lengai — the sole regular breeding site for East Africa's 2.5 million lesser flamingo, and one of the most photographed landscapes in Africa.
Featured Tanzania journeys.
8-Day Luxury Grumeti Migration & Fly-Out Safari
Discover northern Tanzania on a private safari that brings together Tarangire's baobab landscapes, the wildlife-rich Ngorongoro Crater and four nights in the Serengeti.
Chinese New Year Safari & Zanzibar Escape
Calving-season wildlife in Ndutu, the great parks of the north, and the Indian Ocean at Nungwi.
Across the Great Plains
Two countries. One extraordinary ecosystem.
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