THE CRADLE OF MANKIND
Tanzania's extraordinary wildlife and grand landscapes have been enchanting visitors and explorers alike. The largest country in Eastern Africa, Tanzania has managed to remain untouched by the hordes of mass tourism. The country's friendly citizens are eager to welcome you to their beautiful land and invite you to discover its natural treasures. A Tanzania safari will reward you with wildlife, scenery and culture unlike anywhere else in the world.It is here that the remains of one of the earliest humans were discovered which has earned Tanzania the title of 'cradle of mankind.'
TANZANIA'S LAND
Pemba, Mafia, and Zanzibar, Tanzania's
beautiful exotic islands are within reach of the mainland and easily
accessible
The year-round snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro, which inspired the likes of Ernest Hemingway, is a majestic sight not to be missed. Ngorongoro Crater is another one of Tanzania's fascinating landscapes. Recorded to be the largest in the world, it forms an area teeming with wildlife and vegetation. Perhaps the most famous landmark of Tanzania is the impressive Serengeti. These high plains located in the northern part of the country, vary in elevation between 3,280 to 6,560 feet and stretch over 5,700 square miles. They are home to some of Africa's leading concentration of big game animals.
TANZANIA'S WILDLIFE
Tanzania can also claim that it is
the home of the 'safari' since the word is Swahili for journey. Many
say that Africa's best game viewing safaris are in Tanzania. Endless
herds of zebras and wildebeest migrate across the plains annually. Following
close behind you'll witness a number of predators such as lions, cheetahs
and hyenas. You can overnight in a small tented camp or comfortable lodge
and experience the adventure as you retrace the steps of those early
pioneers.
