6 articles to prepare your trip
Parc national du Serengeti
UNESCO World Heritage site in northern Tanzania, the Serengeti welcomes the great wildebeest migration and concentrates lions, cheetahs and nearly 500 bird species.
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.
Cratère Du Ngorongoro
The world's largest intact caldera, Ngorongoro Crater concentrates the Big Five across 300 km², approximately 180 km west of Arusha.
Aire De Conservation Du Ngorongoro
20 km caldera, 26,000 mammals and UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979: complete guide to Ngorongoro, 180 km from Arusha, in northern Tanzania.
On the Tanzanian side, Lake Malawi unfolds secluded beaches, crystal-clear waters and over 1,000 species of cichlids. Practical guide to prepare your visit.
Stone Town
Zanzibar's historic capital designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Stone Town brings together Swahili architecture, Arab heritage and the vibrant Forodhani marketplace. Complete guide.
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