Join us on an exciting journey through time to the last hunter-gatherers in East Africa, the Hadzabe. During your visit, you have the opportunity to participate in hunting in the bush, an unforgettable and authentic experience

Gombe National Park is a protected area along the hills of the eastern part of Lake Tanganyika.

The reserve was created on the western area of the Serengeti to protect the annual wildebeest migration route.

Lake Eyasi is a seasonal shallow endorheic Salt Lake on the floor of the great rift valley and the largest water body in the Arusha area.

Lake Manyara national park located in the northern part of Tanzania known for its tree climbing lions, whose unique character can only be found in just two populations across the world the other being in queen Elizabeth national park in Uganda.

Mahale mountains National Park is one of the only two protected areas for chimpanzees and lies on the eastern shores of Lake Tanganyika.

Mikumi National reserve, nicknamed little Serengeti, is Tanzania’s fourth biggest national reserve situated between the Uluguru mountains and the Lumango.

205 miles from the equator lies Mt Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa and the largest free-standing mountain in the world.

Mount Meru is a dominant stratovolcano located 70km west of Kilimanjaro, north of Arusha city.

Ngorongoro Conservation area is a UNESCO world heritage site located in northern Tanzania.

Ruaha National Park gets its name from the Ruaha river which flows along its southern margin.

Selous Game reserve is a protected area in southern Tanzania. In 1982, it was designated as a UNESCO world heritage site.

Tarangire National Park is situated in the Manyara region of Tanzania.

Udzungwa mountains are mountain ranges in south central Tanzania.

Zanzibar is an archipelago in the Indian ocean, off the cost of African mainland that united with Tanganyika in 1964 to form the republic of Tanzania.