Tanzania’s cradle

How about an encounter with Tanzania's wildlife? Step into the animal kingdom and travel to wildlife parks, such as Maswa Game Reserve or the Ngorongoro Crater, where a myriad of species, including the iconic Big Five, live in harmony. These parks play an integral role in species' preservation, protection, and survival.

Located only 40 km from the Tanzanian coast, Zanzibar is as enthralling as idyllic. With sprawling white sandy beaches planked by breeze-kissed coconut palms, Zanzibar is the prime destination for water sports and adventure-seekers. From scuba diving to local fauna and flora explorations to kitesurfing, windsurfing, or catamaran sailing, Zanzibar is a true haven of peace for travelers looking to relax and explore.

The majestic mountains of Tanzania are home to the sacred peak of Kilimanjaro, a climb for the daring adventurer where time stands still. The mountains also don one of Africa's most important prehistoric fossil sites, Olduvai Gorge, a mine of secrets dating back 2.5 million years.

Explore Tanzania's trading history at the famous market in Arusha or set off for the spice road, where the rich fragrances of cloves, cinnamon, and ginger await. In Dar Es Salaam, the entrancing sounds of the oud and qanun will rock you to the beat of Swahili culture, a melting pot of African, Arab, Indian, and European influences.