TANZANIA

Tanzania, a dream destination !

An extraordinary fauna and an authentic nature.

A real natural Noah’s Ark flourishing in unspoiled landscapes as wild as they are grandiose. Savannas, acacia forests, baobabs, volcanoes, craters, vast plains, lakes and rivers draw a picture of singularity, authenticity and breathtaking beauty.

Exceptional national parks

Tanzania’s national parks are among the most beautiful in Africa. The post popular are located in the north part of the country. As exceptionnal as they are essential the offer often a different fauna and landscape. The Serengeti offers the best chance of spotting the famous Big Five : lion, leopard, elephant, black rhino and buffalo as well as the wildebeest migration. Ngorongoro Park, a vast crater, is also home to exceptional wildlife : zebras, antelopes, cheetahs but also rhinos, flamingos, hippos, buffaloes and thousands of birds attracted by the waters of Lake Makat.

The Tarangire with its acacia forests and baobabs is also a refuge for rare spacies to bserve such as Oryx and the Kudu. Manyara Park and its famous lake offers a singular ecosystem that attracts herons, flamingos, pelicans, cormorants but also large mammals addicted to mud baths like rhinos, hippos and buffaloes. You can as well go on safari on foot. Finally, the very wooded park of Arusha, less frequented and untouched by any human activity, complete this non-exhaustive list.

The land of the Massais

Their villages consists of rudimentary round huts made of branches covered with mud and dried dung and protected from predators by acacia trees with formidable thorns. The tourist windfall from which they benefit through demonstration of folk dance and the sell of handcrafts allow them to acquire a bit of modern comfort and to sent their children to school.

The majestic Mount Kilimanjaro

Flagship attraction of Tanzania, the roof of Africa attracts thousands of visitors every year whose main goal is to reach its summit to enjoy the exceptional panorama it offers over tens of kilometers and the sea of clouds that it dominates when the weather is right. 5 or 6 day treks with guides, porters and cooks allow you to explore it from every angle via the many access routes that lead to its peaks.

Paradise islands

“Zanzibar” is also the island of spices and its intoxicating scents, astonishing little traditional villages, an incredible mix of people, a history and a culture with multiple influences and a very pretty little capital. In short, Zanzibar is an incredible timeless break to discover.

An extraordinary fauna and an authentic nature.

Tanzania is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful country on earth as it offer a fascinable spectacle. It is the largest open-air zoo in the planet. The hunting ground for the greatest felines of the planet is also home to iconic animals ; elephants, buffaloes, rhinos, hippos, giraffes, zebras, flamingos, antelopes as well as thousands species of birds. A real natural Noah’s Ark flourishing in unspoiled landscapes as wild as they are grandiose. Savannas, acacia forests, baobabs, volcanoes, craters, vast plains, lakes and rivers draw a picture of singularity, authenticity and breathtaking beauty.

Exceptional national parks

The land of the Massais

The fascinating Massai people from Ethiopia populate part of the Tanzanian territory. Livestocks breeders driven by values such as bravery, courage and combat, they are recognizable by their colorful outfits and the spear they carry at all times. Refusing all forms of aid, they have thus succeeding in preserving their centuries-old traditions inspired by cattle, their sole possession. Their villages consists of rudimentary round huts made of branches covered with mud and dried dung and protected from predators by acacia trees with formidable thorns. The tourist windfall from which they benefit through demonstration of folk dance and the sell of handcrafts allow them to acquire a bit of modern comfort and to sent their children to school.

The majestic Mount Kilimanjaro

Revered by locals for millennia, the Kilimanjaro massif, an immense volcano with 3 vast craters, is known throughout the world. Its eternal snow culminates at more than 5000 m altitude and dominates the surrounding savannah. Flagship attraction of Tanzania, the roof of Africa attracts thousands of visitors every year whose main goal is to reach its summit to enjoy the exceptional panorama it offers over tens of kilometers and the sea of clouds that it dominates when the weather is right. 5 or 6 day treks with guides, porters and cooks allow you to explore it from every angle via the many access routes that lead to its peaks.

Paradise islands

Tanzania is also the magnificent archipelago of Zanzibar. An ideal place to stay at the end of a safari, its many paradisiacal islands make up a real postcard setting. Unguja, wrongly called Zanzibar, is the largest and most visited. With its coral reef, its varied landscapes, its many points of interest and its good hotel infrastructure, it is the ideal place to recharge your batteries on long white sand beaches lined with coconut palms and turquoise water. “Zanzibar” is also the island of spices and its intoxicating scents, astonishing little traditional villages, an incredible mix of people, a history and a culture with multiple influences and a very pretty little capital. In short, Zanzibar is an incredible timeless break to discover.

An extraordinary fauna and an authentic nature.

Exceptional national parks

Tanzania’s national parks are among the most beautiful in Africa.
The post popular are located in the north part of the country. As exceptionnal as they are essential the offer often a different fauna and landscape. The Serengeti offers the best chance of spotting the famous Big Five : lion, leopard, elephant, black rhino and buffalo as well as the wildebeest migration. Ngorongoro Park, a vast crater, is also home to exceptional wildlife : zebras, antelopes, cheetahs but also rhinos, flamingos, hippos, buffaloes and thousands of birds attracted by the waters of Lake Makat.

The majestic Mount Kilimanjaro

The land of the Massais

Paradise islands

Tanzania is also the magnificent archipelago of Zanzibar. An ideal place to stay at the end of a safari, its many paradisiacal islands make up a real postcard setting.

Unguja, wrongly called Zanzibar, is the largest and most visited. With its coral reef, its varied landscapes, its many points of interest and its good hotel infrastructure, it is the ideal place to recharge your batteries on long white sand beaches lined with coconut palms and turquoise water. “Zanzibar” is also the island of spices and its intoxicating scents, astonishing little traditional villages, an incredible mix of people, a history and a culture with multiple influences and a very pretty little capital. In short, Zanzibar is an incredible timeless break to discover.

When to leave ?

The two most favorable periods to go on a safari usually correspond to the 2 dry seasons. But each season offers its own particularities and deserves to be considered.

How to leave ?

For a safari in the northern parks (Tarangire, Ngorongoro, Manyara, Serengeti); direct flights to Arusha (Air France / KLM) or with 1 stopover via Kenya Airlways (Nairobi)

Travel formalities

To travel to Tanzania, passport valid for at least 6 months after the return date with 3 consecutive blank pages. A visa is required. It can be issued on site (50 US $).

When to leave ?

The two most favorable periods to go on a safari in Tanzania correspond to the 2 dry seasons. Between June and October and December and February to take advantage of more heat.

How to leave ?

For a safari in the northern parks (Tarangire, Ngorongoro, Manyara, Serengeti); direct flights to Arusha (Air France / KLM) or with 1 stopover via Kenya Airlways (Nairobi)

Travel formalities

To travel to Tanzania, passport valid for at least 6 months after the return date with 3 consecutive blank pages. A visa is required.It can be issued upon your arrival on site (50 US $).

Médical formalities

No vaccination obligation for Tanzania concerning travelers from Europe but the vaccines against yellow fever and hepatitis A are recommended for short stays.

local currency

The local currency may be the Tanzanian Shilling, go with US dollars as it is the second local currency and the only currency accepted for national parks.The Euro also has the coast but the rate exchange is not very favorable.

Transport on site

To discover the national parks on your own, renting a 4×4 or an SUV is the best option. For long distances, avoid the bus and the train as much as possible unless you like adventure because the plane is very affordable in terms of prices.

local cuisine

Local cuisine can be enjoyed in stalls and small restaurants for locals.The often spicy and filling dishes have a base of cassava, rice and vegetables accompanied by stewed meat, chicken (Ugali) or fish (Piloa), the 2 most popular local recipe.

Medical formalities

No vaccination obligation for Tanzania concerning travelers from Europe but the vaccines against yellow fever and hepatitis A are recommended for short stays.

security measures

Tanzania is a country that can sometimes be dangerous. Elementary vigilance and careful behavior are required to avoid thefts, scams or assaults (at night).

Local currency

The local currency may be the Tanzanian Shilling, go with US dollars as it is the second local currency and the only currency accepted for national parks. Euro also has the coast but the rate exchange is not very favorable.

Transport on site

Local cuisine

Local cuisine can be enjoyed in stalls and small restaurants for locals. The often spicy and filling dishes have a base of cassava, rice and vegetables accompanied by stewed meat, chicken (Ugali) or fish (Piloa), the 2 most popular local recipe.

Local cuisine can be enjoyed in stalls and small restaurants for locals.
The often spicy and filling dishes have a base of cassava, rice and vegetables accompanied by stewed meat, chicken (Ugali) or fish (Piloa), the 2 most popular local recipe.

Security measures

Tanzania is a country that can sometimes be dangerous. Elementary vigilance and careful behavior are required to avoid thefts, scams or assaults (at night). In Safari, strictly follow the advice of your guide.

Tanzania is a country that can sometimes be dangerous. Elementary vigilance and careful behavior are required to avoid thefts, scams or assaults
(at night). In Safari, strictly follow the advice
of your guide.

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TANZANIA

TANZANIA

TANZANIA

Tanzania, a dream destination !

An extraordinary fauna and an authentic nature.

Exceptional national parks

The land of the Massais

The majestic Mount Kilimanjaro

Paradise islands

An extraordinary fauna and an authentic nature.

Exceptional national parks

The land of the Massais

The majestic Mount Kilimanjaro

Paradise islands

An extraordinary fauna and an authentic nature.

Exceptional national parks

The majestic Mount Kilimanjaro

The land of the Massais

Paradise islands

When to leave ?

How to leave ?

Travel formalities

When to leave ?

How to leave ?

Travel formalities

Médical formalities

local currency

Transport on site

local cuisine

Medical formalities

security measures

Local currency

Transport on site

Local cuisine

Security measures

Quand partir ?

Quand partir ?

Quand partir ?

Comment partir ?

Comment partir ?

Comment partir ?

Visas

Visas

Visas

Formalités médicales

Formalités médicales

Formalités médicales

Budget

Budget

Budget

Transport sur place

Transport sur place

Transport sur place

Hébergements

Hébergements

Hébergements

Spécificités locales

Spécificités locales

Spécificités locales