Tanzania safaris - where to go
Tanzania has a reputation for the beautiful extremes it holds within its borders: Africa’s highest mountain, largest game reserve, and three of its largest lakes, as well as a rich diversity of landscapes, environments and wildlife. Tropical forest, savanna grassland, mountains, white beaches and unspoiled wilderness characterize the landscapes of this splendid country. Tanzania offers one of Africa’s most glorious and plentiful displays of wildlife within its many scenic parks and reserves.
Tanzania also has a fascinating rainbow of cultures in its 26 million inhabitants, including over a hundred traditional tribes such as the Maasai, Sukuma and Chagga e.t.c. The land has been touched by countless peoples, from the first Bantu settlers migrating from south and West Africa, to Arab traders, whose trace still dominates the magical island of Zanzibar, and through Portuguese, German and British colonists. Tanzania finally gained independence in 1961.
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