8 articles to prepare your trip
Uluguru
South of Morogoro, the Uluguru mountains peak at over 2,600 m and harbor rare endemic fauna and flora, spread across 51 Waluguru villages.
Ol Doinyo Lengai
Mountain of God for the Maasai, the world's only volcano to emit carbonatite lava: a demanding night ascent in northern Tanzania.
Matemwe Beach
On the northern shore of Lake Malawi, Matema Beach is a fishing village with brown sand, backed by the Livingstone Mountains, in southwestern Tanzanie.
Zanzibar's second largest forest, the Kiwengwa-Pongwe reserve is home to caves steeped in history, over 100 plant species and diverse wildlife.
Paje
On Zanzibar's southeastern coast, Paje stretches 5 km of white sand facing a turquoise lagoon. A traditional fishing village and premier kitesurfing destination.
Nungwi
At the northern tip of Zanzibar, Nungwi combines a pristine white-sand beach swimmable at all tides, turtle sanctuaries and excursions to the Mnemba atoll.
Moshi
At the foot of Kilimanjaro, Moshi blends high-altitude treks, Chagga Arabica coffee, and reggae vibes. The perfect base camp for summiting Africa's roof.
Karatu
At the gates of Ngorongoro and Lake Manyara, Karatu is far more than a stopover: coffee plantations, Iraqw culture, and budget-friendly lodges.
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