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Tanzania

est. 1961 - 13th Largest Country on the African Continent

Size

  • 947,303 km2
  • 365,756 sq mi2

Elevation

  • avg. 1018m amsl

Seasons

  • varying regionally
  • two main seasons: wet + dry
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History

  • Previously named Tanganyika prior to being established in 1961 under the leadership of Julius Nyerere.
  • One of the oldest continuously inhabited places on Earth.

22 National Parks

  • Northern Zone, Western Zone, Eastern Zone + Southern Zone

Introduction

Karibu Sana - Welcome very much to our very large and beautiful country, Tanzania. Our country was established in 1961 under the leadership of our first President, Julius Nyerere. Tanzania was once known as Tanganyika and the Zanzibar Islands but under the leadership of our first president, we've come together as one country and have strived to build our country under its main economic resource, tourism. 


Tourism is the largest industry in Tanzania. As a licensed Safari and Tour company here in our country, we are capable and experienced enough to be your all-inclusive safari guides here in Tanzania. We can provide a full experience for all US clients from the moment they arrive in country until the moment they travel onwards to their next journey.

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Wildlife

Tanzanian holds some of the greatest wildlife spectacles found anywhere in the world. The "Northern Circuit" includes  the worlds #1 safari parks - Serengeti National Park + Ngorongoro Crater. A typical safari in Tanzania takes you through both of these parks for the best chances of spotting the BIG 5.


The BIG 5 - Elephants, Black Rhinos, Lions, Leopards and African Cape Buffalo - are the celebrities here in the African Wild. They used to be hunted as trophies and in some places they still are but for US we count trophies as a really cool photo or simply having the opportunity to spot these magnificent creatures here in the African Wild.


Other mammals to include but not limit too - Giraffe, Cheetah, Gazelle, Impala, Zebra, Wildebeest, Hyena, Wild Dogs, Small Cats, and many more.

Northern Zone

Western Zone

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    • Eastern Zone

    Southern Zone

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