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From your first glimpse of lions prowling the sweeping savannahs to antelope bounding through cool rainforests, from the birds and baboons filling the tropical jungle to the dolphins leaping about you in a dazzling marine reserve, Tanzania’s national parks, game reserves & wildlife Conservancies are a life-sustaining marvel and a source of awe for all who visit.
Everything about Tanzania is epic. Mighty, snow-capped Mt. Kilimanjaro, the tallest peak in Africa. The magnificent expanse of the Serengeti National Park bursting with wildlife. The otherworldly reaches of the Ngorongoro Crater – a forested volcanic caldera, the largest in the world, alive with lions, cheetahs, and even flamingoes!
Tanzania is where you go to witness the beginnings of the Great Migration on the Serengeti – an immense eruption of wildlife, unlike anything else on the planet. Imagine a vast plain filled with animals by the millions, herding off to the horizon, heeding an ancient call of survival.
Hop into one of our private 4 x 4 Jeeps to Lake Manyara National Park with its explosion of colour, as a sea of bright, pink flamingoes, drape the park’s sapphire water like a fresh painting come alive.
This is Tanzania, a safari-land of bursting sunsets, endless wildlife, and warm, welcoming people.
Natural World Kenya Safaris has presented the wonders of Tanzania to thousands of adventurous visitors looking for the ultimate safari experience. Our expert guides love to show off the blue-green marvel of the Ngorongoro Crater, known as the 8th wonder of the world, and home to over 25,000 animals. Journey to the alpine rainforests and perhaps a canoe safari in Arusha National Park. Then, visit the elephants – over 3,000 of them in Tarangire National Park.
We’ll pick you up at Kilimanjaro Airport or the town of Arusha in one of our customized 4 x 4 Safari Jeeps and transport you to Tanzania’s protected parks and reserves.
Your entire adventure will be organized by our expert travel planners and you’ll be in the care of an experienced and friendly safari guide throughout. He or she will make sure all your needs are met and that your tour will be safe, secure, and fun!
Imagine descending into a lush, hidden realm – the Ngorongoro Crater – where thousands of animals make their home protected from the outside world by the walls of an extinct volcano.
If you can imagine the possibility, the parks of Tanzania can deliver it. And even provide you with some wonders you perhaps never thought of.
It’s the greatest wildlife spectacle on earth, and you can witness this massive yearly migration of millions of animals seeking sustenance and survival at the great park of the Serengeti. See the cycles of life play out as thundering herds of wildebeests cross the River some falling prey to the submerged crocodiles below.
Everyone comes to the parks to see the lions and the rest of Africa’s “Big Five” but the birdlife here can be equally stunning.At Lake Manyara National Park in Tanzania, get ready to be dazzled by the sight of thousands, and sometimes millions, of bright fuchsia flamingoes feeding at the alkaline lakes. And they are usually accompanied by great flocks of pelicans, cormorants, storks and herons. In fact, all the parks host hundreds of bird species.
There are so many parks in Tanzania that visitors tend to overlook some of the out-of-the-way reserves. But that would be a mistake for two reasons: These parks also feature a great bounty of wildlife and… they are virtually empty of other visitors. It’s just you and the wildlife.
The big overlooked surprise in Tanzania is Tarangire National Park. You may see more elephants (3,000 during the peak season) and lions (over 700) than in some of the big-name parks.
Opportunities for similar exchanges with the Maasai people at their villages bordering Serengeti Park will also be a chance to see and feel authentic Africa up close.
Below we present the many parks of Tanzania where you can book a once-in-a-lifetime Africa Holiday with Natural World Kenya Safaris.
Contact Natural World Kenya Safaris to book your dream African safari holiday in Kenya safari, Tanzania safari, combined Kenya & Tanzania safari, Zanzibar beach vacation, Uganda gorilla trekking & Rwanda trekking tour. Start your tour from Nairobi, Mombasa, Malindi/Watamu, Kilifi, or Diani beach and explore our premium national parks, game reserves & private wildlife conservancies.
Email, call +254704001122, or chat on +254788287151 with our tour managers today.
You can also visit our offices in Westlands Nairobi (head office), Nairobi Airport office, Diani beach office, Mombasa CBD office, or Mombasa Airport office.
Our friendly staff are happy to help you plan your dream vacation.
The highest peak in Africa. The biggest freestanding mountain in the world. One of the largest volcanos on the planet – this is mighty Mt. Kilimanjaro – a towering symbol of grandeur, majesty and power.
Mountain rainforests. Rich savannahs. Alpine moorlands. And majestic Mt. Meru. You can soak up all these scenic landscapes in a single day at Arusha National Park, one of Tanzania’s most beautiful and varied parks.
The Ngorongoro Crater is a world heritage site, the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera and is commonly referred to as the 8th wonder of the world.
Tanzania’s oldest and most popular national park, also a world heritage site and recently proclaimed a 7th world wide wonder, the Serengeti is famed for its annual migration
Stretching for 50km along the base of the rusty-gold 600-metre high Rift Valley escarpment, Lake Manyara is a scenic gem, with a setting extolled by Ernest Hemingway as “the loveliest I had seen in Africa”.
Tarangire National Park is the sixth largest national park in Tanzania, it is located in Manyara Region
The best time to go gorilla trekking in Uganda is during the dry season (December– February and June - August) when conditions are especially good for trekking to view mountain gorillas. Game drives in the national parks are also fruitful during this time.
Wear neutral colored, lightweight clothing on your Uganda safari. Dress in layers and bring a warm sweater for morning and nighttime game drives. For gorilla trekking, bring a waterproof rain jacket, hiking boots, long socks, hiking pants, bug repellant, and a daypack. A sunhat and gardening gloves are also a good idea; the jungle is dense and thick.
Natural World Kenya Safaris offers Gorilla Trekking Safaris in Uganda with basic accommodations starting at $96 per person, per day, plus the Uganda gorilla trekking permit which costs $700 per person per day (the permits are required, and those fees are non-negotiable.) Costs increase from there.
Natural World Safaris can provide basic, mid-range, and luxury trekking safaris and is eager to work with almost any budget.
Suggested tips range from $10 to $20 per person per day for a private guide and the same amount for your driver if that is a different person than your guide.
If you are on a guided safari or gorilla trek in Uganda, your chances of encountering problems are minimal. However, it is always a good idea to take precautions on your safari, particularly when traveling through urban areas or in regions close to the border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The trek to spot gorillas can be strenuous. It could take anywhere from two to eight hours to find and observe the gorillas, depending on the time of year. Be prepared to hike for multiple hours through uneven terrain at high altitude. It is advisable to train before any gorilla trekking trip by walking uphill, or better yet, by taking day hikes.
When it comes to wildlife viewing, there are never any guarantees. There are no fences in the parks in Uganda and the gorillas are free to roam. However, our expert guides and gorilla trackers have years of experience taking guests to see these magnificent creatures. They know their favorite spots to congregate and work closely with park officials each day to provide the best possible chance of seeing gorillas in the wild.
Most mountain gorillas in Uganda live at between 4,900 to 7,500 feet. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, home to the country’s mountain gorillas, has a high point of 8,550ft.
The best time to go on a gorilla trek in Rwanda is during the dry season (June - September) when conditions are best for trekking to view the country’s highlight: the fascinating mountain gorillas.
Wear neutral colored, lightweight clothing on your Rwanda gorilla trek. Dress in layers and don’t forget a sweater for chilly morning and nighttime game drives. For gorilla trekking, bring a waterproof rain jacket, broken-in hiking boots, long socks, hiking pants, bug repellant, and a daypack. A sun visor and protective gloves – such as gardening gloves - are also useful.
Natural World Kenya Safaris offers Gorilla Trekking Safaris in Rwanda with basic accommodations starting at $720 per person, per day, plus the Rwanda gorilla trekking permit which costs $1,500 per person per day (the permits are required, and those fees are non-negotiable.) Costs increase from there.
Natural World Safaris can provide basic, mid-range, and luxury trekking safaris and is eager to work with almost any budget.
Suggested tips for your guide are $25 per person, per day for a private guide and the same amount for your driver if that is a different person than your guide.
Rwanda is one of the safest countries in Africa, particularly if you are on a guided safari or gorilla trek. Your chances of encountering problems are minimal. However, it is always a good idea to take precautions on your safari, particularly when traveling through urban areas. Cross-border travel into the Democratic Republic of the Congo or Burundi is not safe, however, so steer clear of this.
The trek to spot gorillas can be strenuous. It could take anywhere from two to eight hours to find and observe the gorillas, depending on the time of year. Be prepared to hike for multiple hours through uneven terrain at high altitude. It is advisable to train before any gorilla trekking trip by walking uphill, or better yet, by taking day hikes.
When it comes to wildlife viewing, there are never any guarantees. There are no fences in the parks in Rwanda and the gorillas are free to roam. However, our expert guides and gorilla trackers have years of experience taking guests to see these magnificent creatures. They know their favorite spots to congregate and work closely with park officials each day to provide the best possible chance of seeing gorillas in the wild.
Most mountain gorillas in Rwanda live at between 8,000 to 13,000 feet. Volcanoes National Park has a high point of 15,000ft.
Contact us for more information
For more information about our safari excursions, or to book your dream safari trip with Natural World Kenya Safaris, simply get in touch with our friendly travel advisors. Give us a call on +254 704 001 122 or leave your details on our contact us page, and we'll reply as quickly as possible.
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