The Serengeti and the craters and lakes of the Great Rift Valley, the cycle of the wildebeest migration & Zanzibar beach holidays.
Tanzania is a breath-taking safari destination. Both for those new to safaris and for experienced safari enthusiasts alike. Over 25% of the country is either a game reserve, national park or game management area. A Tanzania safari offers abundant wildlife in world famous locations such as the Ngorongoro Crater, the Tarangire and the Serengeti. And some less-visited areas like Western Tanzania, Ruaha National Park and Selous Game Reserve are equally stunning.
Cedarberg Africa offers tailor-made Tanzania safari options including safaris to see the Great Wildebeest Migration. Then you can end your Tanzania safari by soaking up the sun on a pristine beach. Beach destinations include Zanzibar, Pemba and Mafia Island. Why not spend a night absorbing the spice-scented atmosphere of the winding streets of Stone Town?
We usually recommend fly-in safaris if you are short of time, especially in the southern game reserves. There are several reliable light aircraft flights linking the game reserves and parks.
However another option is to take a private vehicle and guide for a road safari. This is great if you have some more time to spend and you can explore more remote areas such as Lake Natron. But you can add in a judicious use of safari flights to cut out the longer road journeys.
If you are on a budget, or a solo traveller, you you can join a set departure Tanzania safari group. Here you join other English-speaking guests and travel in a shared 4×4 safari vehicle. However be aware that these road safaris do involve some long journeys.
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