The forested area is home to a large elephant population and the rare tree-climbing lion species.

The Great Migration is the annual trek of millions of wildebeest, accompanied by hundreds of thousands of zebras and gazelles, as they travel through the Serengeti in Tanzania and cross the border into the Maasai Mara in Kenya in search of fresh grass and water.

The Ndutu Area, which forms the southern part of the Serengeti, is part of the Ngorongo Conservation Area.The Ndutu Area is known for its short-grass plains, where particularly nutritious grass grows that the migrating animals feed on during the birth of their young. Traditionally, wildebeest and zebras shed their chalk feathers on these plains, peaking around February.

Arusha National Park is evergreen and boasts a wide variety of landscapes: steppes, jungle, and high mountains. Two ancient volcanoes dominate the park: Mount Meru, which rises to 4,566 meters, and Ngurdoto, which has a diameter of 3.6 kilometers and a depth of 100 meters. A swamp on the crater floor is home to a wealth of wildlife.

Mkomazi is located in northeastern Tanzania, right on the border with Kenya. The park is part of the larger Mkomazi-Tsavo ecosystem, together with Tsavo West in Kenya. It covers an area of ​​approximately 3,245 km².

Saadani National Park offers one of Tanzania's most unique safari experiences. Unique to this area are the classic African wildlife encounters along palm-fringed beaches and the Indian Ocean. Safaris in Saadani are quieter, more personal, and more natural, combining game drives, walking and boat trips, and time to relax by the sea.

Scenically, Tarangire is the most beautiful wildlife park in northern Tanzania. The enormous national park has as its lifeline the wildlife-rich Tarangire River. The park is dominated by photogenic baobab and palm trees scattered throughout the hilly landscape. These trees can live for hundreds of years, and elephants use a special technique to extract moisture from them. In addition, the Tarangire River that runs through the park is the only other water source during this season. So you can imagine that this place is a paradise for large herds of up to 250 elephants. It provides unique opportunities to observe the interactions between elephant families. We will do a game drive through the park, depending on reported sightings of animals (mostly predators like lions, cheetahs, and leopards, as they are harder to spot). The herbivores, such as giraffes, wildebeests, zebras, etc., are plentiful and easy to spot in the park.

endless savannahs, dramatic sunsets, and some of the richest wildlife on the planet — safari heaven. Home to one of the world's largest concentration of wildlife and the majority of the Great Wildebeest and zebra Migration, is Tanzania's flagship and a must-visit for both first-time and returning safari visitors.

The Ngorongoro is a volcano comparable in size to Kilimanjaro (5895m). Both mountain peaks proudly tower over the vast, wildlife-rich savanna plains. This was the reality until the Ngorongoro volcano erupted around 2.5 million years ago, transforming into a gigantic caldera. Today, it is even the largest intact caldera in the world! The breathtakingly beautiful Ngorongoro Crater stands out in almost every safari through northern Tanzania due to its high concentrations of wildlife. The Ngorongoro Crater has the highest wildlife density per square meter in Africa.Finally, the fertile and mineral-rich soil on the crater floor is highly favored by the local Maasai, who graze their livestock there. During a jeep safari in the crater, you not only enjoy the highest density of wildlife in Africa, but you also capture stunning photos of passing Maasai people on their way with their goats and cows.