Tanzania is a country full of diversity in landscape, culture, nature and its people. With 38% of its territory protected as conservation areas, it consequently shows the aim of the government to prevail the country in its incredible beauty. Tanzania has 16 national parks and a vast amount of game reserves. Neighboring countries are Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia. One of the famous landscape icon is surely Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest summit of Africa. The territory of Tanzania with a coastline of around 800 km in the Indian Ocean includes also some islands.
The Chem Chem concession lies in the renowned migration corridor between the famed Lake Manyara and Tarangire National Parks, covering over 20 000 hectares. The landscapes here are characterized by vast grasslands dotted with ancient baobab trees, inhabited by a variety of wildlife including herds of elephant, zebras, wildebeest, buffalo, impalas, and over 400 species of bird. Visitors can look forward to dining under the African night sky, day and night wildlife safaris, and visiting a traditional Maasai village. Other popular activities include horse riding, bird watching, fishing, guided bush walks, 4x4 trails, hiking, picnicking, and game drives.
Located within northern Tanzania's Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Ngorongoro Crater is the world's largest intact volcanic caldera and one of Africa's most remarkable wildlife destinations. Encircled by steep crater walls, its fertile grasslands, forests and soda lakes support an extraordinary concentration of animals, including lions, elephants, buffalo and hippos. Game drives across the crater floor offer exceptional wildlife viewing within a relatively compact area, while Maasai communities in the surrounding highlands provide insight into local traditions and culture. From mist drifting over the crater rim at dawn to vast plains dotted with grazing herds below, the landscape is both dramatic and serene. Although popular and often busy, Ngorongoro delivers an unforgettable safari experience shaped by stunning scenery and abundant wildlife.
Located in the southern reaches of Tanzania's Serengeti National Park, the Southern Serengeti is a vast wilderness of open short-grass plains renowned for its role in the Great Migration and exceptional wildlife viewing. This remote safari region is at its best between December and March, when hundreds of thousands of wildebeest gather to calve, attracting an abundance of predators, including lions, cheetahs and hyenas. Beyond the migration, visitors can enjoy rewarding game drives, exceptional birdwatching and sweeping views across expansive plains beneath vast African skies. The region's seasonal camps, peaceful atmosphere and remarkable concentration of wildlife create an immersive safari experience, offering an unforgettable glimpse into one of Africa's most celebrated natural ecosystems.
