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Ngorongoro Crater at sunrise

Discover Tanzania

Tanzania's National Parks

Tanzania protects roughly a third of its land. These are the parks we build journeys around, and what each of them actually offers.

The northern circuit

Serengeti — endless plains, the migration, and the highest concentration of big cats in East Africa.

Ngorongoro — a collapsed caldera holding a permanent, remarkably dense population of wildlife, best seen at first light.

Tarangire — baobabs, elephant herds and a river that draws wildlife in through the dry season.

Lake Manyara — a compact, green park useful as a first or last day.

The southern and western parks

Ruaha and Nyerere (Selous) offer wilder, quieter safaris with boating and walking, and pair well for travellers returning to Tanzania for a second time.

Mahale and Katavi, further west, are for those who want genuine remoteness — chimpanzee tracking on the shore of Lake Tanganyika.

Elephant herd walking past baobab trees in Tanzania at sunset

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