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Transformed By The Magic Of Tanzania, A Country Of Amazing Beauty & Matchless Wonders

Tanzania has seven official World Heritage Sites. Teeming with diverse wildlife and a spectacular sight, Ngorongoro is the largest unbroken and unflooded volcanic caldera in the world. Serengeti is the breathtaking outback venue of the annual migration of millions of wildebeest combined with an evolutionary trip to Olduvai Gorge, Laetoli and the Kondoa Rock Art Cave Sites takes you back to your human origins. Selous, Ruaha and Katavi are unspoiled remote wildernesses, home to thousands of elephants and bovines, and packs of rare African wild dogs and other diverse predators. 

2. Experiential Ecotourism & Cultural Experience

AfricanMecca believes that ecotourism changes the way visitors interact with the wilderness and local communities whilst on an ethnic holiday in Tanzania. Guests are encouraged to experience Tanzania cultural tours of local villages, farms, and sustainable projects such as Swala Camp’s beekeeping in Tarangire. They join in Maasai marriage rituals and celebrations, as at Gibb’s farm near Ngorongoro. They work together at schools like St Jude in Arusha and orphanages like that supported by Rhotia Lodge. 

3. Witness Tanzania's Great Wildebeest Migration In Serengeti

During your specialist migration safari with AfricanMecca, you can witness over a million wildebeests along with hundreds of thousands of zebras and antelopes brave the dangers of drought, grasslands fire and starvation on their epic life and death trek in search of forage and water, from the calving Ndutu plains in Southern Serengeti across perilous crocodile infested rivers to reach the fertile Masai Mara in Kenya. This breath-taking spectacle is the largest gathering of wild animals in the world, acclaimed as a distinctive natural wonder.

4. Experience Authentic & Diverse Tanzania Adventure Activities

The supreme personal challenge on a trip to Kilimanjaro is to climb the highest free-standing mountain in the world and the highest mountain in Africa. The trek can be made by the determined plodder on a seven to eight day Uhuru Trails journey by AfricanMecca from summer to winter, from tropical forest to arctic snow plains. It has been summited by a 7-year-old from India, United States and an elderly couple from Canada aged 84 and 85 years. But even the fittest climbers need time to acclimatize. Mount Meru provides a demanding, but beautiful climb up steep crater walls while viewing the ethereal sky island of Kilimanjaro in the distant.

5. Explore Premier National Parks & Also 

Possibility to see the iconic Big Five on your expedition safari with AfricanMecca to fantastic Tanzanian National Parks where vast concentrations of wild animals are protected. The 2000 feet high rim of Ngorongoro Crater, a collapsed volcano two million years old, shelters the largest concentration of fauna on the African continent. 30,000 mammals: buffalos, lions, leopards, pods of hippopotamus, varied ungulates, elephants, giraffes, rhinos and more roam 100 square miles of the crater floor. Serengeti and Tarangire can be overflown by hot air balloon to appreciate their teeming gazelles, impalas, buffalos, wildebeests and zebras.



In Tarangire, a quarter of a million animals migrate, with oryx, kongoni and gazelles as well as thousands of traversing elephants. Go off-the-beaten track to Selous, the largest reserve in Africa.

6. Enjoy A Distinct Indian Ocean Beach Vacation On Zanzibar Island 

The entire seaboard coast of Tanzania is a feast for the senses. Dine on the succulent fruits of the sea or sample the rare and tasty shoki-shoki (rambutan), fenesi (jackfruit) and 22 varieties of bananas. Refresh yourself with the clear madafu juice of young coconuts. Appreciate the lissome grace of the Zanzibaris and the liquid sounds of their Taarab Swahili music. Indulge in a luxury, private and rustic-chic retreat on the mainland south coast of Dar es Salaam, such as Ras Kutani, an ultimate spot for AfricanMecca seaside lovers who simply want to relax in an exotic Shangri-La rich with history and romance.

7. Join A Specialized Chimpanzee Safari On The Mountains Of Mahale & Gombe

Western Tanzania’s National Parks, Mahale Mountains and Gombe Stream, are home to mankind’s nearest living genetic kin, the fascinating chimpanzee with its 98% shared genes. A member of the hominid family along with gorillas, orangutans and humans, the chimps show many behaviors previously attributed only to mankind, including laughter, tool-making and collective violence in pursuit of personal status. Jane Goodall spent 50 years studying social behavior in the Kasakela community of chimpanzees, which you can observe for yourself on a guided trek in Gombe Stream National Park.

8. Relish Marine Life Safaris & Underwater Sea Voyages

Tanzania prides herself in the beauty and tranquility of her coastal expanses on the East Coast, beside the striking Indian Ocean, and on the freshwater inland sea of Lake Tanganyika, the deepest and largest by volume, and arguably the most beautiful lake in Africa. The largest surface area lake being Victoria best accessed via Mwanza or Rubondo Island. 



The Indian Ocean Marine Coast of Saadani National Park, Dar es Salaam, Bagamoyo, Kilwa and the Islands of Zanzibar, Mafia and Pemba offer miles of pristine, silver beaches lapped by crystal clear turquoise sea where you can also sail, swim, fish, canoe, snorkel and dive on fantastic coral reefs teeming with marine life, playful dolphins and green turtles are plentiful with migratory hump-backed whales. 

9. Relive Evolution & Primal History

In Olduvai Gorge near Ngorongoro, the Leakeys found primitive tools and fossilized bones of the earliest men, and footprints over 3.5 million years old at Laetoli. 10,000 years ago, the people of Tanzania were Khoisan hunter and gatherers, joined 5,000 years ago by Cushitic farmers. 2,000 years ago, Bantu tribes brought their iron-working abilities. Their rock paintings can be seen at Kola, southwest of Tarangire. Greek, Roman and Persian spice and ivory trading centers along the East Coast were later taken over by Arab slavers. Stone Town in Zanzibar, where slave prisons can still be seen, encapsulates all these influences. In this heady mix, Swahili civilization flourished from Unguja to Kilwa until Portugal, Belgium, Germany and Britain negotiated colonial rights in the 1800-1900’s.

10. Relax In The Unspoiled Peace & Tranquility Of Tanzania

A tranquil vacation in the wilds of Tanzania offers the ultimate escape from the stress of modern life. You can return to the simplicity of the wilderness, surrounded by the vast skies and endless plains of the Serengeti, or the seclusion of a river camp in Selous by the miombo woodlands. Sleep under the stars on fly camping treks in remote Katavi or Ruaha, or return to the opulent self-indulgence of a Hemingway-style safari with every luxury and personal service in Tarangire. Sing and dance with the joyful Maasai tribe in Ngorongoro.