Tanzania is the perfect destination for adventure vacations: with its authentic peoples and traditions, volcanoes, savannas, lakes and beaches, it offers a multitude of activities to visitors. Whether you're traveling solo, with family, or as a couple, you'll always find ways to fill your days with adrenaline and joy. Here is our selection of things to do in Tanzania:

Go on Safari

Tanzania is one of the world's best destinations for safaris. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to observe the world's most beautiful animals in their natural habitat. In Tanzania, safaris can be done by car, on foot, by bike, by boat, or even on horseback, depending on the itinerary you choose. The diversity of Tanzania's ecosystems and landscapes makes it a privileged home and migration destination for thousands of species, and it's very easy to see animals gathered in large numbers near water sources: the Big 5 (lions, elephants, rhinoceros, leopards and buffalo), zebras, giraffes, wildebeest, antelopes, flamingos... It's also an ideal place to observe birds and marine fauna, so don't forget your binoculars and camera. Turn your childhood dreams into reality by going on safari in Tanzania!

Witness the Great Migration

Tanzania is home to the world's largest migration : that of thousands of wildebeest, zebras and antelopes moving in herds in search of water and fresh grass. This impressive phenomenon promises great emotions and unforgettable memories! By the thousands, the animals cross deep rivers, face predators and start new families. It's a natural spectacle you absolutely shouldn't miss! Depending on the season, you can see the animals in the Serengeti park or near the Ngorongoro crater.

Meet Local Peoples

Traveling to Tanzania is also an opportunity to discover traditional African tribes and their extraordinary customs. Many peoples of Tanzania continue to live in traditional villages and ancestral ways of life. You'll be able to admire their traditions, dances and music, ceremonies, clothing, daily life... Take time to meet the Maasai, herders who live in perfect harmony with nature and the great predators. The Bushmen are also a fascinating people to get to know; you can even accompany them on hunts or foraging to better understand their way of life.

Climb Mount Kilimanjaro

Who hasn't dreamed of climbing Africa's highest peak? Mount Kilimanjaro, standing at 5,895 meters in elevation, is a true sporting challenge. Covered in eternal snow, this ancient volcano dominates the African continent in all its beauty. From its summit, you'll enjoy an incredible view of African landscapes. It's a chance to push yourself and climb one of the world's most legendary peaks!

Take a Hot Air Balloon Ride

For an unprecedented experience in Tanzania, nothing beats a hot air balloon flight! In addition to the joy this activity brings in itself, it will be the perfect opportunity to observe local wildlife from the air. It's an unusual way to go on safari in Tanzania and discover the world's greatest mammals! You'll enjoy the most beautiful views of the country and its animals.

Take a Canopy Walk

New to Tanzania, the Lake Manyara Canopy Walk is a unique place in Africa. Suspended bridges in the trees at nearly 50 feet high allow you to explore the nature reserve in a completely unique way. From above, you can observe animals in peace and get as close as possible to the natural world. Beware, you mustn't be afraid of heights!

Relax in Zanzibar

Tanzania isn't just about interior lands and their volcanoes, plains, savannas and animals. It's also home to paradise beaches still little known to travelers. The island of Zanzibar, in particular, is a perfect place for a relaxing vacation in an ideal setting: white sand beaches, warm sea, turquoise lagoons and multicolored coral reefs... In Zanzibar, you can enjoy luxury service, sunbathe, dive, and even swim with dolphins!

Taste Coffee

Tanzania also has vast coffee plantations, which you can visit by car, on foot, by bike, or even by quad! Set off to discover how this popular beverage is made and take the opportunity to taste coffee renowned worldwide. In the villages, you can also learn to make homemade roasted coffee, a true delight!

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