The Ngorongoro Conservation Area, sometimes known as Africa’s “eighth wonder of the world,” is a 100-square-mile volcanic crater that offers amazing opportunities for wildlife viewing. The “Big Five,” as well as a number of bird species, including egrets and ostriches, call this fertile valley in northern Tanzania, which is surrounded by the high walls of the crater, home. Safari visitors can see vervet monkeys, waterbucks, and huge tusker bull elephants in the Lerai Forest. A sight that will stay in your memory forever is the transformation of Lake Magadi into a stunning environment during the rainy season, complete with thousands of migrating flamingos. The crater rim offers breathtaking views of ethereal blue-green landscapes and a world of wildlife wonderment below. Due to the crater’s protective qualities, it has developed its own ecology, making for a memorable and exceptional safari experience. While traveling through its lush grasslands, one will see a thriving population of elephants, some of the oldest tuskers in Africa, black-maned lions, zebra, wildebeest, and rhinos, including the endangered black rhino. If you’re fortunate, you might cross the Big 5 off your bucket list!

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• 经济型酒店： Rhino Lodge etc
• 中档酒店： Eileens Tree Inn etc
• 豪华酒店： Ngorongoro Serena Lodge, Neptune Ngorongoro Luxury Lodge, Andbeyond Ngorongoro Crater Lodge, etc

Lake Manyara National Park is a must-visit safari location because of its vast herds of elephants, trooping baboons, tree-climbing lions, and millions of pink flamingos. Despite being small in size, the park has a lot to offer. Throughout the large shallow lake, pink-backed pelicans, Marabou storks, and grey herons can be seen feeding.

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• 酒店Africa Safari Lake Manyara, Manyara’s Secret ,Lake Manyara Tortilis Camp
  , Escarpment Luxury Lodge , Manyara Best View Lodge, Wellworth Lake etc

The second-highest number of animals are found in Tarangire National Park than in any other park in Tanzania. Large numbers of elephants can be found around the Tarangire River during the height of the dry season. Along with zebras, wildebeest, buffalo, and giraffes, this colorful reserve is home to lions, leopards, and cheetahs, which will enthrall tourists. Towering baobab trees dotting the green savannah add to the surreal appearance of the surroundings.

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• 酒店 Tarangire Simba Lodge, Nimali Tarangire. Lodge, Tarangire Safari Lodge, Tarangire Sopa Lodge.

The 650 square mile Kilimanjaro National Park, which is 190 miles south of the equator and close to the Tanzanian city of Moshi, contains the snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro and the surrounding mountain forest. Africa’s tallest mountain, known as the 19,340-foot Kili, is one of the world’s most magnificent landscapes. It was attempted by more than 65,000 foreign tourists in 2019, and the number is rising. Before reaching the twin summits of Kibo and Mawenzi, the mountain itself rises from expansive farmlands on its lower slopes to lush rainforest and alpine meadows.The park is home to a wide range of wildlife, including Cape buffalo, leopards, blue monkeys, eastern black and white colobus, and bushbabies in the montane forest, moorland, and grassland, as well as tree hyrax, gray and red duiker, and bushbuck above the timberline. Elephants can occasionally be seen at higher altitudes as they travel between the Namwai and Tarakia rivers. For sightseers, the best view of Mount Kilimanjaro is actually from Amboseli National Park in Kenya, however, in order to access the mountain and the surrounding activities, one needs to be in Tanzania, the gateway to Kilimanjaro.

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• 酒店 Kaliwa Lodge , Aishi Machame, Teule Guest House, Shimbwe Meadows Guest House, Kilimanjaro White House Hotel etc

Arusha National Park is one of the most beautiful and varied protected areas in Tanzania. The park is the most accessible national park in Tanzania. There are only 552 square kilometers in the park. Mount Meru dominates the park. The fourth tallest peak in Africa, it is located at a 4566m elevation.The most well-known national parks in Africa may be seen from Mount Meru’s 300-kilometer axis. It is situated in an important area. The park is surrounded by grassland to the west, Ngurdoto crater to the south, and Mount Meru to the east. A feeding area for rare wading species, the park is also flanked by shallow momela lakes in the northeast. Despite the small size of the park, common animals include giraffe, Cape buffalo, zebra, warthog, the black-and-white colobus monkey, the blue monkey, flamingo, elephant, bushbuck and many other African animals. Leopard populations are present, but rarely seen.

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• 酒店 Airport Planet Lodge, Villa Arumeru, Meru Mbega Lodge , Kilimanjaro Eco Lodge, Arusha Giraffe Lodge , Sanna Eco Lodge. etc

One of the few remaining areas in Africa where tribal life is mostly unaffected by local development is Lake Eyasi. One of the remaining survivors of old African tribal life, the Hadzabe have lived at Lake Eyasi for a long time and continue to hunt and gather. Visitors get a one-of-a-kind and memorable peek into an old civilization when they travel to the Hadzabe lands. Our visitors are welcome to spend the night in these tribal territories so they may witness firsthand how these www.saunterlandtours.com people manage to hunt and gather food in spite of Tanzania’s ongoing development. The experience includes traditional dance performances, honey collecting, and early morning hunting displays. The Hadzabe live in caves and they don’t wear clothes per se; they prefer wearing small bits of animal skin to cover their private parts. A visit to their community is a cultural experience not to be missed, and it all happens against the backdrop of beautiful Lake Eyasi.

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• 酒店 Lake Eyasi Safari Lodge, Kisima Ngeda Tented Camp, Tindiga Tented Camp etc

The Selous Game Reserve, which has an area of 54,600 square kilometers and is made up of a huge wilderness with forests, grassy plains, mountains, and open woodlands, is the largest protected wildlife reserve on the African continent. In honor of the legendary hunter and explorer Frederick Selous Courtney, this reserve bears his name. The UNESCO designated this reserve, which was founded in 1922 and has a diverse range of animals, as a world heritage site in 1982. To honor President Julius Nyerere, the country of Tanzania’s first president, the Tanzanian National Park Authority (TANAPA) suggested and announced in 2019 that the northern portion of this reserve would now be called as The Nyerere National Park. Nyerere National Park’s boundaries are now being fully set, although sources indicate that they will likely include the reserve’s photographic sector in the north and extend all the way to the River Rufiji wilderness region in the south. This national reserve is home to a variety of wildlife mammals, including about 145,000 buffalo, 4,000 lions, 100,000 wildebeests, large herds of giraffes, 35,000 zebras, 40.000 hippos, 250,000 impalas, as well as plenty of waterbucks, elands, and bushbucks, as well as leopards, crocodiles, and hyenas. Additionally, the puku antelope, African wild dogs, and sable antelope may all be found in this sanctuary, which is one of the few on the African continent.

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• 酒店 Serena Mivumo River Lodge , Africa Safari Selous, The Retreat Selous , Selous Ngalawa Camp, Kituri Selous Camps, Selous Butembo Tented Lodge Lotus etc

Mikumi National Park is located to the west of Dar es Salaam and is a straightforward fourhour journey from the city thanks to its location on the main Mororgoro and Iringa road.Mikumi National Park is a popular choice for visitors from Dar es Salaam due to its proximity to the city and the abundance of wildlife that resides there. Mikumi is particularly beautiful in the early morning and late afternoon when the panoramic views are enhanced by the light and the park’s wildlife is at its most active. The Kisingura Circuit, Hippo Pools, and Vuma Hill are among the best places to go on a game drive. The most popular area of the park, the Mkata Floodplain, is frequently compared to the more well-known Serengeti plains because of its expansive vistas and profusion of wildlife. The Mkata Floodplain, which is crisscrossed by a good network of highways, is likely Tanzania’s best bet for seeing eland, the largest antelope in the world. The foothills of the mountains that border the parks are covered in miombo (mainly brachystegia trees), which is home to greater kudu and sable antelope. Giant www.saunterlandtours.com Baobabs, particularly one in the park’s south that is regarded as the biggest in the region, are other trees that can be found there and should not be missed. The park and the waterways are covered in Hyphaene and Borassus palms. Lions, giraffe, zebra, impala and huge buffalo herds live on the open grass plains, the woodlands and rocky outcrops. Mikumi is also known for the ebony trees (used to make woodwind instruments such as clarinets) which grow in abundance. During the dry season the best wildlife viewing is around the waterholes not only for the herbivores but also their predators – lions and leopards. In addition to the animals Mikumi over 300 species of birds have been recorded in the park. Eurasion migrants flock to the park from October to April to join the park‟s resident inhabitants.

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• 酒店 Camp Bastian Mikumi, Tan Swiss Lodge, Mikumi Safari Lodge, Vuma Hills Tented Camp

Tanzania’s southern region contains the stunning Udzungwa Mountains National Park. Its diverse environments include grasslands, steppes, mountain and miombo forests, and tropical rainforests. There are thousands of plant species, more than 400 kinds of birds, and six species of monkeys, including the endangered Sanje crested mangabey and Iringa red colobus. Only in this area can one find these two varieties. Of all the national parks in Africa, the Udzungwa national park boasts the second-highest biodiversity. As a bird lover you will be drawn to Udzungwa Mountains National Park for its abundance of birds, which includes more than 400 species. Bird-watchers regard the area among the top three African mainland bird conservation areas.Some of the bird species in Udzungwa include the African marabou, Crowned eagle, Ruppells vulture and the African hobby. Scientists discovered the Francolin and Rufous-winged Sunbird only in the last few years. It also hold species such as Dappled mountain-robin, Sharpe‟s akalat, Olive-flanked robin-chat and White-chested alethe. The Udzungwa forest partridge was only discovered in 1991 and is a species, with its closest relatives appearing to be the hill partridges of Asia. A fascinating national park to see when on a safari in Tanzania!

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• 酒店 Udzungwa Falls Lodge, Tan-Swiss Lodge etc

Saadani National Park is a 1100 km2 area in the middle of the ancient triangle formed by Bagamoyo, Pangani, and Zanzibar. It is the only wildlife refuge in Tanzania with a coastline. The weather is hot and muggy at the coast. It offers a distinctive fusion of both marine and landbased flora and fauna in an intriguing cultural environment. Along with a great number of reptiles and birds, there are about 30 species of bigger mammals. There is an abundance of wild mammals like waterbuck, giraffe, warthog, yellow baboon, hartebeest, wildebeest, zebra, elephant and lion. Along with numerous fish species (over 40), the neighboring ocean is home to green turtles, humpback whales, and dolphins. Explore the wonders of the famous Wami River on a boat safari, a paradise for bird lovers and nature lovers. The Wami River is an example of overwhelming natural beauty, full of birds and wildlife. The boat safari starts right from your lodge, as there are many hippos in front of the suites, and takes you from there to the www.saunterlandtours.com river mouth. Along the way you see groups of hippos, many crocodiles, osprey, colobus monkeys and dozens of bird species. No trip on the Wami is ever the same. You can also visit Mafui sand bank Island that opens during the day and closes in the evening, a sand bank where you snorkel in the caves with colorful fish and green turtles. A place where lunch and sun bathing gives maximum relaxation.

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• 酒店 Saadani River Lodge, Saadani Safari Lodge, Kisampa Bush Retreat, Tanganyika Coastal Campsite, Saadani Park Hotel among others.

Gombe Stream, Tanzania’s smallest national park, is located on the eastern coast of Lake Tanganyika and covers slightly over 14 square miles. It is one of just three locations in Tanzania where you can view chimpanzees. The park’s varied topography is divided by steep valleys, rivers, and streams of water and includes huge grasslands, dense woodlands, and tropical rain forest. Jane Goodall famously accomplished the majority of her groundbreaking chimpanzee studies at this location. The local primatologist spent several years studying the endangered chimpanzees’ behavior in Gombe.It’s possible to trek to view chimpanzees up close in their native forest habitat because many of the chimpanzee units in this area have been habituated (made accustomed to humans) by Jane Goodall. Along with chimpanzees, numerous uncommon primates can be found in Gombe. There are olive baboons, red colobus, red-tailed monkeys, blue monkeys, and vervet monkeys. Birds, butterflies, and a wide variety of rare forest flora can be spotted during forest walks and chimpanzee treks. There are no large predators in Gombe Stream, apart from the occasional leopard sighting

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• 酒店 Sunset Vista Hotel, Mbali mbali Gombe Lodge, Kigoma Hilltop among others.

The Mahale Mountains National Park is situated on the eastern shores of Lake Tanganyika in remote western Tanzania. It’s spectacularly beautiful, with the backdrop of the Mahale Mountains and lush, tropical flora. The main attraction is walking safaris to observe the chimpanzees who live here. They share their forest paradise with a range of other primates, mammals and beautiful birds. Overlooked by the Mahale Mountains which run across the park, it is lush, green and hilly. Most of the park is miombo woodland, with Kasoge forest, riverine forest, montane forest and montane grassland in some areas. This provides ample habitat for the array of creatures who call Mahale home. There are many other animals that live in the forests of Mahale. These include Colobus monkey, squirrel, porcupine and mongoose. On the more open savannahs, African favourites such as lion, giraffe and zebra roam amongst a wide range of antelope. In the lake an array of fish swim, including a number of species that are unique to Tanganyika, making for fabulous snorkeling.

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• 酒店 Mbali Mbali Mahale Lodge., Mahale Greystoke among others.

Katavi National Park, located in the south western area of Tanzania, is the third largest park in the country covering an area of 4,471 sq kms (1,727 sq miles). It is considered by the few who have visited to be one of the most untouched pristine areas of the country with the greatest biodensity of wildlife. Katavi is one of the last great African wildernesses with hugely varied terrain and the wildlife less used to tourist vehicles than in the more frequented parks. The bulk of Katavi is the hypnotically featureless cover of brachystegia woodland home to substantial numbers of eland, sable and roan antelopes. The park‟s main features are the watery grass plains to the north, the palm-fringed lake Chada in the southeast and the Katuma River. It is during the dry season Katavi truly comes into its own between May and October and December to February. Tanzania‟s greatest populations of both crocodile and hippopotamus are to be found here. During the dry season up to 200 hippos might flop together in any riverine pool of sufficient depth. The giant crocodile are found sleeping in the caves on the banks of the rivers. Giraffe, topi, zebra and other herbivores gather in great numbers along the watercourses. A kaleidoscope of birds flit across the riverbanks swamps and palm groves while flotillas of pelican cruise the lakes. Elephant graze waist-deep in the marshlands. Lion and leopard find prey among the huge populations of herbivores. But most spectacular of all are the vast herds of 1,000 plus buffalo seldom seen elsewhere in Africa.Additionally, the rare, honey-coloured puku antelope is one of the park‟s richest wildlife viewing rewards. The name of the park immortalizes a legendary hunter, Katabi, whose spirit is believed to possess a tamarind tree and today the base of the tree is ringed with offerings from locals begging his blessings. Katavi sees relatively few visitors, meaning that those guests who arrive here can look forward to having this huge untouched wilderness to themselves.

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• 酒店 Chada Katavi , Mbali Mbali Katavi Lodge, Katavi Wildlife , Palahala Luxury Camp among others

Zanzibar has crystal-clear waters and beautiful beaches. The island offers opportunities for leisure, discovery, and cultural encounters. Enjoy its beautiful beaches, sunset dhow cruises, diving adventures, and poolside beverages. Zanzibar, an island off the coast of Tanzania, is the ideal location for a beach vacation. The archipelago of Zanzibar has a long and fascinating history. Adventurers, romantics, and historians all enjoy exploring Stone Town’s cobblestone lanes. Wander the city’s streets while being enthralled by its history, forts, museums, and vibrant bazaars. Quality seafood and traditional meals are a treat, and a spice tour, cooking class, or trip to the food market will satiate your appetite. Put a safari blue experience in your bucket list (an excursion that includes guided snorkelling, dhow sailing, sandbank stop, swimming in a mangrove lagoon, a delicious seafood buffet lunch etc)

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• 酒店 Hotel Riu Palace Zanzibar ,TUI BLUE Bahari Zanzibar ,TOA Hotel & Spa ,Nungwi Beach Resort by Turaco, Zanzibar Beach resort, Zanzibar Serena Hotel etc

Tanzania’s coast, close to the equator, is where Dar es Salaam is located. It should therefore come as no surprise that the stunning beaches are a major lure for both residents and tourists. There are several possibilities nearby, even though many people choose to travel to the island of Zanzibar for their beach vacation. This sleepy fishing village, affectionately referred to as “Dar,” has transformed into a booming city. Your interpretative, privately guided tour will take you to the city’s major sights, including the bustling Dar es Salaam fish market, where dhows dock early in the morning to unload the previous night’s delectable catch. At dusk, clusters of Dar es Salaam street food carts serving delectable Indian cuisine emerge. Stroll through the pungently spicy India Street, where the flavors of the East are a feast for the senses. The base ingredients for every tempting Indian street food snack are bright red tomatoes, raw onions, green chilies, and fresh coriander. View the magnificent St. Joseph’s Metropolitan Cathedral and the Greek Orthodox Church, as well as the old Central Railway Station. Explore a classic souk (bazaar), which is bustling with people day and night. In this exhilarating and kaleidoscope swarm of brilliant colors, textured textiles, local cuisine, and hand-embellished souvenirs, you can discover almost everything. A stunning selection of traditional African sculptures and crafts can be found at the Mwenge Carver’s Market before visiting the National Museum and the outdoor Village Museum.

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• 酒店 Coral Beach Hotel Dar Es Salaam, Four Points by Sheraton , Johari Rotana Dar es Salaam, Mediterraneo Hotel etc