From the endless plains of the Serengeti to the pristine beaches of Zanzibar, and the snow-capped peak of Kilimanjaro, Tanzania offers some of Africa’s most extraordinary experiences.
Tanzania is home to some of the world’s most famous natural wonders, including the Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, and Mount Kilimanjaro. The country’s diverse landscapes range from savanna grasslands teeming with wildlife to tropical islands with crystal-clear waters, making it a premier destination for safari adventures and beach holidays.
Essential Information
Tanzania offers exceptional safari experiences year-round, with each season revealing different natural wonders.
Peak travel periods include February (calving season), July–August (great migration), and the festive season around Christmas and New Year. Most visitors choose these months for optimal wildlife viewing.
The climate varies by region, though April–May marks the main rainy season. November can bring occasional showers, but these are typically brief and don’t impact safari activities. The diverse topography means you’ll find ideal conditions somewhere in Tanzania throughout the year.
Safari Adventures
Witness the Great Migration, explore vast wilderness areas, and encounter Africa’s iconic wildlife in their natural habitat. From the Serengeti to Tarangire, each park offers distinct experiences.
Golf in Tanzania
Experience world-class golf courses set against breathtaking African landscapes. Play championship courses in Arusha and coastal regions, combining your love for golf with Tanzania’s natural beauty.
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Kilimanjaro Challenge
Stand atop Africa’s highest peak. Multiple routes accommodate different experience levels, all leading to the unforgettable “Roof of Africa.”
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Zanzibar Paradise
Complement your safari with the spice islands’ white beaches, turquoise waters, and rich cultural heritage along the historic Stone Town streets.
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Home to the greatest wildlife concentration on Earth, Tanzania protects over 25% of its land as national parks and reserves. The annual Great Migration, Ngorongoro Crater’s unique ecosystem, and Mount Kilimanjaro’s snow-capped summit represent just a fraction of what awaits.
Beyond nature, Tanzania’s warm hospitality and authentic cultural encounters with the Maasai and other communities add depth to every journey.
Visitors to Tanzania must have a valid visa. You can apply and pay electronically via Tanzania’s official application form, which can be found at www.immigration.go.tz. Remember to make the application well in advance, preferably 4 weeks before departure.
For those who travel from Sweden, Tanzania’s embassy in Stockholm has more information on its website www.se.tzembassy.go.tz.
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Whether you’re planning your first safari or returning to explore deeper, we’re here to guide you.
