Best Locations In Tanzania
Amazing Tanzania
Tanzania the first country in Africa for its attractions to be declared Seven Natural Wonders of the country.
Tanzania is an East African country known for its vast wilderness areas. They include the plains of Serengeti National Park, a safari populated by the "big five" game (elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino),Ngorongoro Conservation Area and Kilimanjaro National Park, home to Africa's highest mountain. Offshore lie the tropical islands of Zanzibar, with Arabic influences, and Mafia, with a marine park home to whale sharks and coral reefs
Amazing Wildebeest Migration
The Great Wildebeest Migration - the annual migration of giant herds of grazers across Northern Tanzania and Kenya is a truly spectacular event. Over two million wildebeest, zebras and gazelles move through the Serengeti and Masai Mara ecosystems in search of green pasture, in a regular pattern. This is surely one of the greatest wonders of the natural world.
Cultural Heritage
Our Country "Tanzania" is well endowed with abundant significant cultural heritage resources which range from the Pliocene period about four million years a go to present time which are: Historical sites; Historical towns; Traditional Settlements; Historic Buildings; Sites with special memories; Archaeological or Paleontological sites a well as Natural Features and Structures.
Amazing Tanzania Beachs
Indian Ocean; brilliantly blue and beautifully warm, the coral sands of the mainland and islands are soft, white and powdery and the sea teems with colourful marine life. These are fabulous beaches, too good to miss, and the perfect complement to the excitement and adventure of safari.
Zanzibar
Zanzibar
Stone Town is a World Heritage site and is the most atmospheric and vibrant of all the remaining traditional Swahili settlements. Architecturally it's a fusion of African and Arab influences not dissimilar to the medinas of Morocco with its narrow streets, twists and turns. Culturally modern Stone Town is a lively melting pot that embraces visitors and manages to offer a selection of fine dining and curious attractions without compromising its old world charm, Walk Stone Town's narrow alleys to uncover the history of the slave trade and soak up a melting pot of Arabic, African and European influences.
Zanzibar offers a unique opportunity to track and swim with one of the oceans most captivating creatures. This is a truly magical experience that will stay with you forever, It's also a good opportunity to learn about the local seaweed farms.
Mafia Island
While Zanzibar has become a popular tourist resort, Mafia Island lying only 160 km south, remains virtually unknown, the largest of a score of islands, atolls and tidal sandbars, Mafia itself is approximately 50 km long by 15km across, and is surrounded by a barrier reef teeming with marine life. Almost half the coastline of Mafia, some 822 sqare killometer, has been gazetted a marine park by the Government. To date over 50 genera of corals, more than 460 species of fish and five different species of turtles have been recorded in the waters around Chole Bay
Mafia is a beach and ocean wonderland. There is excellent snorkelling and diving within the Bay, especially at the outer islets near Kinasi Pass - the entrance to Chole Bay. It is a short boat ride to reach the coral gardens. All snorkelling and diving activities inside Chole Bay are tide-dependent to avoid strong currents and obtain the best visibility.
Tanga and Bagamoyo
Pangani Tanga and Bagamoyo Coastal Region
Those interested in history and culture, would love Tanga and Bagamoyo with its architectural ruins and history of German and Arab influences.Take a tour to the old town, the birthplace of Tanzania's sisal industry and ancient Swahili trade-posts exporting slaves and ivory. The architecture of Pangani's buildings reflect the multicultural influence from Arab, Asian, German and British historical presence in East Africa.
Depending on the date, you may have the possibility to watch the miracle of life when little sea turtle babies hatching and wandering to the water at Sange beach at Kijongo. Sange Beach is one of the three official nesting sites in the Tanga region, also Maziwe Island Marine Reserve is a small sand atoll about 8 kms from Pangani. Let us take you on a boat trip to the island for snorkeling around the diverse and beautiful coral reefs that surround the islands, perfect for resting away from the maddening crowds
Saadani National Park
Tanzania's only wildlife sanctuary bordering the sea also the only coastal game parks in East Africa. Admire the unique coastal forest and the incredible bird-life and keep on the look-out for lions, elephants, buffalo, waterbucks, hartebeest, reedbucks and more. The heavy bush and forest make game-viewing a little more challenging than some of the northern parks, make the experience unforgettable by taking a trip up Wami River where you will see flamingos, crocodiles and hippos just meters from the boat. A true birders paradise
Amazing Tanzania Beaches
Tanzania has long beaches on mainland and also to the Islands this including Zanzibar and Mafia, you will enjoy the water activities snorkeling, diving, surfing and sailing on the warm Indian Ocean.
Historic Buildings
For those visit Tanzania beaches they will have chance to visit the Historical place with German and Arab architectural ruins.
Cultural Heritage
Our Country "Tanzania" is well endowed with abundant significant cultural heritage resources which range from the Pliocene period about four million years a go to present time which are: Historical sites; Historical towns; Traditional Settlements; Historic Buildings; Sites with special memories; Archaeological or Paleontological sites a well as Natural Features and Structures
Beach Activities
Apart from water activities snorkeling, diving, surfing and sailing on the warm Indian Ocean, If you are a connoisseur of seafood, you might want to trip out to the Fish Markets of where the catch of the day is auctioned off every day after the fishing dhows return
