Scenery of Tanzania, Tanzania Safaris, Tanzania Wildlife Safaris, Tanzania Tour

Scenery of Tanzania exposes you to a number of Tanzania wildlife Safaris and Tanzania Mountains which you adventure on your Tanzania Safari. The activities include Mountain hiking tours, Bird Watching tours, Wildlife Safaris, Game drives, and many more to do while on a Tanzania Tour. The Selous, 54,600 sq. km, is the most remote and unexplored game protected area in Africa with an enormous game wealth. The Selous is not yet discovered by the main stream of visitors to Tanzania, because it is difficult to access and there are only few tourists.

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African Bush Elephants to explore in the Scenery of Tanzania

There are 100,000 elephants (about a sixth of total living in Africa), nearly 160,000 buffalos, the strongest herds of hippos on the continent, in addition to crocodiles, wild dogs, leopards, lions, zebras, wartpigs, gnus, antelopes, Impalas, Elen, and some gepards. 350 species of birds were registered.

The Rufiji dwells through the park down to the Indian Ocean forming a series of small lakes that serve as an important source of water for the multitude of the plains game. The landscape is shaped by the Rufiji River and its tributaries, lined by Barrassus Palms. At the rivers you see crocodiles, hippos and birds in large diversity. Herds of elephants, buffalos, zebras, Gnus and Antilopes roam across the area. It is only in the Selous Game Reserve that one can combine game drives, boat tours and walking safaris.

The hinterland around Lake Tagalala and Beho Beho is sone of the most picturesque in area. The most pleasant time to visit the Selous is during the cool season from the end of June until October. The rainy season is from November to May. There is a dryer spell in January and February, and this is also a beautiful time to visit as the trees and flowers are blossoming and everywhere the vegetation is green. During the heavy rains, normally from the end of March to May, the Reserve is inaccessible and the tourist camps are closed.

Tanzania Safaris Tours

Popular Tanzania Wildlife Safaris Arranged by Acacia Safaris – Scenery of Tanzania

8 Day Tanzania Wildlife Safari; The 8 Day Tanzania Wildlife Safari will make you to explore The comfortable weather and unparalleled scenic beauty with roads that run through it, littered with campgrounds and lodges, excellent year-round wildlife viewing; flocks of flamingos, silent families of giraffes, noisy packs of wild dogs, lions with no trouble finding lunch; zebras roaming around waiting for sunset. Read More…

11 Day Tanzania Wildlife Tour; The 11 Day Tanzania Wildlife Tour, With your naturalist guide, leave for Tarangire National Park, Tanzania’s third largest National Park and sanctuary to an unusually large elephant population. Majestic baobab trees are an interesting feature of the park that dwarf the animals that feed beneath them. Animals converge along the Tarangire River, Read More…

12 Day Tanzania Cultural & Nature Walk; The 12 Day Tanzania Cultural & Nature Walk Tour, With your naturalist guide, leave for Tarangire National Park, Tanzania’s third largest National Park and sanctuary for an unusually large elephant population. Majestic baobab trees are an interesting feature of the park that dwarf the animals that feed beneath them. Animals converge along the Tarangire River, which provides the only everlasting water supply. Read More…

18 Day Kilimanjaro Hiking Tour Tanzania Zanzibar Adventure safari; The 18 Day Kilimanjaro Hiking Tour Tanzania Zanzibar Adventure safari will make you explore the Best of Tanzania safari includes all of the major highlights of Tanzania – from climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro to a Lodge Safari in the Ngorongoro Crater, Serengeti and Lake Manyara. From here you proceed to relaxing on the white sandy Indian Ocean beaches of Zanzibar. You will not regret your Safari. Read More…

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Most Visited Tanzania Safari Tour Destinations / Where to go for a Tanzania Wildlife Safari – Scenery of Tanzania

With about 30% of the territory under protection, Tanzania counts 13 national parks, 16 wildlife reserves, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, marines parks and protected areas. The Northern Circuit is the most popular for game safaris and includes Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Mt. Kilimanjaro.

Thousands upon thousands of wildebeest that march in mindless unison on the annual migration through the Serengeti, perhaps? Or a family of elephants wading across the wide, muddy Rufiji/Tarangire River? What about a pride of well-fed lions sunbathing on the grassy floor of the majestic Ngorongoro Crater? Certainly, it is such images that tend to spring to mind when one thinks of Tanzania. And properly so!

Tanzania, truly, is a safari destination without peer. The statistics speak for themselves: an unparalleled one-quarter of its surface area has been set aside for conservation purposes, with the world-renowned Serengeti National Park and incomprehensibly vast Selous Game Reserve heading a rich mosaic of protected areas that collectively harbor an estimated 20 percent of Africa’s large mammal population.

SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK TANZANIA; Serengeti National Park with 14,763 sq km is the largest Tanzanian park, contiguous with Kenyan Masai Mara and extending almost to Lake Victoria. Read More…

LAKE MANYARA NATIONAL PARK TANZANIA; Lake Manyara National park is one of the most popular Tanzanian parks along the Northern circuit. It is located on the ridge of the Rift Valley, with the escarpment in the western border of the park. Read More…

TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK TANZANIA; Tarangire National Park is located along the Tarangire river, to the south of Lake Manyara. During the dry season, from August to October,Tarangire has one of the highest concentration of wildlife than any other African national park. Read More…

NGORONGORO CRATER CONSERVATION AREA; The area is located between the Serengeti and Lake Manyara. The area covers about 8.300 kms including Olduvai Gorge, Lake Ndutu and Masek and a series of volcanoes most of which are inactive. Read More…

MOUNT KILIMANJARO TANZANIA; Kilimanjaro is a giant volcano reaching an elevation of 5,895 m with Uhuru Peak. Other names for this volcano are: Kilima Dscharo, Oldoinyo Oibor (white mountain in Masai) and Kilima Njaro meaning shining mountain in Swahili. Read More…

RUBONDO ISLANDS; Visit the Rubondo Island National Park for nature walking, relaxing, fishing, boat Excursions, Bird Watching, name it. Tanzania’s tenth National Park and the only one in Lake Victoria, Rubondo Island is located in the southwest of Lake Victoria on a 240 sq. km island. Read More…

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