The Best of Tanzania's Wildlife and Natural Wonders

The home of Tanzania's largest elephant population, Tarangire National Park is a natural haven of sprawling savannah and shrubland stretching on endlessly towards the horizon. 

During your stay at Kuro Tarangire, get ready to embark on a wealth of day and night game drives; as you meander along the riverbanks, you'll be able to spot lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo, and many more! The night drives are particularly unique as the savannah holds a different vibrancy once the sun has dipped below the horizon. Bush walks will allow you to see much more of the national park than what you'd see in a 4x4, particularly the smaller mammals and reptiles that hide beneath the thick tufts of grass. 

A world heritage site, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area is named after the majestic Ngorongoro Crater, located within the Highlands of Tanzania. 

Within this unique topography lives a whole host of African wildlife, including elephants, big cats and giraffe (though giraffe are not present in the crater due to the steep descent). At Entamanu Ngorongoro, you'll be situated on the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater, its unique vantage point offering panoramic views unlike anywhere else. Your days will be spent embarking on highland walks, crater drives and Masai village visits. 

You can't visit Tanzania without going to the Serengeti, the country's most iconic safari destination. Covering an area of 14,750 km², this vast wilderness is home to animals such as hippos, zebra, buffalo, elephants - the list goes on!

Serengeti Safari Camp's expert guides and naturalists will immerse you in the unique ecosystems of this extraordinary terrain, ready to answer any questions that you may have. With daily 4x4 drives and bush walks, you'll have the opportunity to encounter everything from Africa's 'Big Five' to the unique leopard tortoise. End the day the right way and toast the iconic African setting sun from the camp's bar tent.