6 articles to prepare your trip
Archaeological site inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site between Ngorongoro and Serengeti, Olduvai Gorge has yielded some of the most important hominin fossils ever discovered.
Remnants of a 19th-century sultanial palace 4 km north of Stone Town: coral stone pillars, Persian baths and a traditional dhow shipyard along the beach.
Tanzania's fourth-largest lake, Rukwa brings together pelicans, crocodiles and dinosaur remains in the western Rift Valley.
On the border between Tanzania and Zambia, Kalambo Falls combine a 221 m cascade with a major UNESCO-listed archaeological site.
Sumbawanga
Gateway to southwestern Tanzania, Sumbawanga serves as a base for safaris in Katavi National Park, Uwanda Reserve and Kalambo Falls, far from mass tourism.
Bagamoyo
Once the capital of German East Africa and gateway to the continent, Bagamoyo unveils the Swahili coast within just a few square kilometers.
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