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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 to the beautiful and diverse country of Tanzania! Established in 1961 under the leadership of our first President, Julius Nyerere, Tanzania was formed by merging Tanganyika and the Zanzibar Islands. Since then, we've built a nation around one of our greatest resources—tourism.



As the largest industry in Tanzania, tourism plays a vital role in our country’s economy. As a licensed safari and tour company, US is equipped and experienced to be your all-inclusive guides during your time here. From the moment you arrive until you continue your travels, we ensure a seamless and unforgettable experience every step of the way.

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Wildlife


Tanzania is home to some of the most incredible wildlife spectacles on Earth. The Northern Circuit features the world’s top safari destinations, including Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Crater—the perfect places to spot the BIG 5.


The BIG 5—Elephants, Black Rhinos, Lions, Leopards, and African Cape Buffalo—are the stars of the African Wild. While they were once hunted as trophies, today, we celebrate them with unforgettable sightings and stunning photos. For US, the true trophy is the experience of spotting these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.



In addition to the BIG 5, you’ll encounter a wide variety of wildlife, including Giraffes, Cheetahs, Gazelles, Impalas, Zebras, Wildebeests, Hyenas, Wild Dogs, Small Cats, and many more.

Northern Zone


Western Zone


Eastern Zone


Southern Zone


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