Enjoy on the bounty island of Zanzibar
is both a historic and idyllic island. With its bloody slavery past, spice plantations, tropical beaches, and palm forests, this archipelago impresses its visitors. Relax on the beach of Nungwi, eat at the street market of Forodhani Gardens, and visit the slave fort in Stone Town. You can swim with dolphins in Kazimkazi, snorkel at Mnemba Island, and surf at Paje.
Kilimanjaro:
The Icon of Tanzania Kilimanjaro, besides a safari, is for many an important reason to visit Tanzania. Passionate climbers and motivated hikers attempt to scale Africa's highest free-standing mountain during a multi-day trek. Under the guidance of a guide and porters, they try to tame the Tanzanian giant in a battle against themselves. Even if you are not interested in climbing 'the Kili,' you can enjoy stunning views of this Tanzanian giant from Moshi or the Serengeti National Park. But as one of the main attractions in Tanzania, it is actually a must to include Kilimanjaro in your travel itinerary during your Tanzania vacation.
Olduvai Gorge
Olduvai Gorge contains the earliest remains of our human and pre-human ancestors. Paleoanthropologists have discovered hundreds of fossilized bones and stone tools dating back over 2 million years.
The gorge was made most famous by the work of the "First Family of Paleontology," Louis and Mary Leaky. It all began in 1959 when Mary discovered parts of a skull and upper jaw of a previously unidentified hominid. Over a week, the Leaky family uncovered 400 pieces of a nearly complete skull, similar to other discoveries by Raymond Dart and Robert Broom in South Africa. The Leaky family classified their find as a new category of Australopithecus and named it Zinjanthropus Boisei, which experts later renamed Paranthropus Boisei. At 1.75 million years old, it was the oldest known hominid. The work of the Leaky, Dart, and Broom families finally brought Africa to the world's attention as the place where humanity originated.
The Olduvai Gorge site is protected by the Tanzania National Parks Authority. The Olduvai Gorge Museum is managed by the Tanzanian Department of Cultural Antiquities. Ngorongoro, including Olduvai, has been designated a United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Site.
Serval Wildlife sanctuary
Step into the peaceful wilderness of Serval Wildlife Sanctuary
Discover the wonders of Serval Wildlife Sanctuary with a guided day tour. Meet lions, giraffes, and other incredible animals while gaining insights from professionals.
The sanctuary provides a natural environment for rescued and protected animals. Lions are the only species kept in enclosed spaces for their safety.
This day trip to the sanctuary offers a chance to connect with nature in a meaningful way. Take a guided walk, observe animals in their natural habitat, and learn more about conservation efforts in Tanzania.
Take beautiful photos, enjoy the tranquil atmosphere, and enjoy a picnic-style lunch. Ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and adventurers, this trip offers a refreshing escape into the wild beauty of Tanzania.
You will have a day you will never forget.
