Tanzania is a country rich in traditions and culture, from the early days of mankind’s history to the traders and merchants along the Swahili coast. With its diversity of landscapes – from the savannah of the Serengeti to the tropical rainforests, mountains, lakes, and beautiful beaches- Tanzania offers the ideal destination for any kind of visitor, whether your interest is game viewing on safari in the National Parks, climbing the highest mountain in Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro, or relaxing on the exotic beaches of Zanzibar.

Although perhaps not as well known for general wildlife viewing, Rwanda and Uganda are renowned for the unique experience of gorilla trekking and the prolific population of primates – many not found in other African wildlife regions. Both countries have a wide variety of general wildlife with the Queen Elizabeth National Park being famous for its tree-climbing lions at Ishasha

For sheer weight of numbers and species of animals and birdlife, the wildlife reserves of Kenya and Tanzania are arguably the world’s best and most rewarding. The open grasslands offer excellent game viewing opportunities and the phenomena of the annual migration of wildebeest and zebra between the Serengeti National park in Tanzania and the Maasai Mara Game Reserve in Kenya is one of the world’s most remarkable sights.