Safari & National Parks

The Big Five are among Africa’s most famous wild animals – but how easy are they to spot on safari in Tanzania? 🦁🐘 Discover which animals belong to the Big Five, where to look for them and how to improve your chances of seeing all five. From the Serengeti to the Ngorongoro Crater and Mkomazi National Park, find out what makes a Big Five safari special. And remember: a safari is about much more than ticking animals off a list!

Discover Arusha National Park safari experiences in northern Tanzania. Just 45 minutes from Arusha, this diverse park combines rainforest, savannah, the scenic Momella Lakes and spectacular views of Mount Meru. Spot giraffes, zebras, buffalo, monkeys and flamingos, or explore the park on a guided walking safari. Learn why Arusha National Park is a perfect addition to your Tanzania safari and an ideal introduction to northern Tanzania.

Discover the national parks of Tanzania, from the world-famous Serengeti and Ngorongoro to remote wilderness areas such as Ruaha, Katavi and Mkomazi. This complete safari guide introduces Tanzania’s most important parks, their wildlife and landscapes, and helps you find the right national park for your safari.

Mkomazi National Park in Tanzania is known for its important conservation projects protecting the endangered black rhino and African wild dog. Discover this lesser-known national park, its wildlife and the dedicated efforts to protect rare species in their natural habitat. A special destination for travellers interested in wildlife, conservation and safaris away from the classic routes.

Discover Lake Manyara National Park in Tanzania with this detailed safari guide. Learn about the park’s diverse landscapes, wildlife, famous tree-climbing lions, birdlife and the best time to visit. Find out why Lake Manyara is a worthwhile stop on the Northern Safari Circuit and how it can fit into your Tanzania safari.

The Ngorongoro Crater is one of Africa’s most spectacular safari destinations. The enormous volcanic crater in northern Tanzania is home to an exceptionally high concentration of wildlife and offers one of the best chances to see the famous Big Five in a single day. With its wide grasslands, lakes, forests and wetlands, the crater forms a unique ecosystem. It is therefore no surprise that the area is part of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and also a UNESCO World Heritage Si

Serengeti National Park is one of the most famous national parks in the world and one of the most spectacular safari destinations in Africa. Endless savannas, huge herds of animals and dramatic predator encounters make the Serengeti an unforgettable destination. The park is particularly famous for the Great Migration, one of the largest wildlife migrations on Earth. Every year, millions of wildebeest, zebras and gazelles move across the landscape in search of fresh grass. In

Tarangire National Park is one of the most beautiful and, at the same time, most underrated national parks in northern Tanzania. While many travellers focus mainly on the Serengeti, Tarangire impresses with its unique landscape, huge elephant herds and significantly fewer tourists. Especially during the dry season, the park is one of the best places in Africa to observe wildlife at close range. In this guide, you will find everything you need to know about a safari in Tarangi

Most visitors explore Tarangire National Park along the Tarangire River and leave the park again in the afternoon. Only a few continue into the northern part of the national park to Silale Swamp. For me, however, this vast wetland and grassland area is one of the most beautiful parts of Tarangire. Those who make the extra drive are rewarded with a completely different side of Tarangire – with impressive wildlife sightings and far fewer vehicles. Why I always plan two days in