8 articles to prepare your trip
Twelve tents in the heart of the Serengeti, overlooking the Ngarenanyuki River. A comfortable base for observing the great migration and the big cats of the Kopjes.
8 permanent tent camp at Engerescero, on the shores of Lake Natron and at the foot of the Ol Doinyo Lengai volcano, a natural stopover on a northern Tanzania safari.
On the banks of the Rufiji River, in the Selous Reserve: elevated tents, boat safaris, small-group game drives and bush fly camping.
Parc national de Nyerere
Tanzania's second-largest park, Nyerere combines land-based safari, navigation on the Rufiji River, and observation of African wild dogs in the country's south.
Nicknamed the Jade Sea, Lake Turkana stretches across 6,400 km² in northern Kenya. A UNESCO World Heritage site, birthplace of Turkana Boy and the world's largest alkaline lake.
On the border between Tanzania and Zambia, Kalambo Falls combine a 221 m cascade with a major UNESCO-listed archaeological site.
Africa's largest game reserve, Selous captivates with its boat safaris on the Rufiji, low visitor numbers and African wild dogs.
Lake Victoria
Africa's largest freshwater lake on the Tanzanian side: Mwanza, Ukerewe, Rubondo, birdwatching and Sukuma culture. A rare destination off the beaten path.
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