The Serengeti is the oldest national park in Tanzania and famous all around the world.
The crater is a huge inactive volcanic caldera, and its special treat is the black rhino which is often seen inside.
Turquoise pools, embedded in palm trees, will relax you after your adventurous safari and before take-off.
This national park is a UNESCO world heritage site and popular for its very wide variety of wildlife.
The park is best-known for having the greatest elephant population in Tanzania.
This national park has breath-taking scenery and is famous for its lush acacia forest with tree-climbing lions and hundreds of birds.
Lake Natron is the place to be to have a more active safari: you can swim under the waterfalls or go on a hard midnight hike on a volcano.
The Hadzabe tribe is a Tanzanian indigenous ethnic group: join the men in their daily hunting or help the women to harvest fruit.
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