About Tanzania
THE LAND OF KILIMANJARO AND ZANZIBAR
Tanzania, East Africa's largest country offers a unique unspoilt safari. For exciting game drives head off to the vast Serengeti plains, the Tanzanian section of the Masai Mara which has the largest concentration of wildlife in the world. Tanzania is also home to Mount Kilimanjaro-' the roof of Africa'. If you are not quite in the mood for adventure in the numerous game parks or mountains, you could relax in the pristine beaches of the Spice islands of Zanzibar
TROPICAL COASTLINE
Tanzania has an 804-kilometre long coastline comprising the finest beaches in Africa. The entire coastline is covered by coconut palms, offering a serene atmosphere for repose. The coastline is perfect for bathing and water sports.
OFFSHORE ISLANDS
The spice island of Zanzibar and Pemba are havens for tourists. Tourist attractions ranging from its historic buildings with unique architecture, narrow and winding streets and, rich culture and traditions. Slightly off the coast south of Dar es Salaam lies Mafia Island, a diver's delight. The Island is one of the most popular deep sea fishing locations in the world, offering opportunities for scuba diving, snorkeling, and big game fishing
HISTORIC RUINS
Tanzania is full of historical relics. These include the ruins of Zanzibar, Bagamoyo, Kilwa, and the Stone Age remains of Ismani, and the Olduvai Gorge (pupolarly known as the "cradle of mankind") which lies between the Serengeti and Ngorongoro. The Amboni caves and rock paintings of Kondoa Irangi in Central Tanzania are other destinations for the curious and adventurous tourist. It was here in 1959, where the famous Dr. Louis Leakey unearthed fossils of the early man.
WILDLIFE
Watch the big five in the various game reserves scattered across Tanzania. The Serengeti ecosystem which supports the greatest remaining concentration of plains game in the world is a must see. Other parks and reserves such as the Lake Manyara National Park-famed for its tree climbing lions, Ruaha National Park among others boost great flora
MOUNTAINS
The Kilimanjaro is Africa's highest mountain. It is the only peak of its size that can be climbed with relative ease by non-mountaineers, and many take the opportunity to do so. Other mountains are Mount Meru located in Arush National Park.
