Located in the remote western part of Tanzania, Mahale Mountains National Park is one of the most picturesque places in Tanzania. The park borders Lake Tanganyika, one of the oldest and deepest lakes in the world.

There are truly wild places in Tanzania, Gombe National Park is one of them. The nature value of Gombe was noticed in 1943 when it was designated as a game reserve.

The Mkomazi National Park is located in the northern part of Tanzania, between Moshi and Tanga. The park finds itself in a beautiful setting with both the Pare and Usambara mountains towering above its boundaries. Depending on the weather, Mount Kilimanjaro can also be seen from the park.

Mikumi National Park Located north of Selous, Mikumi National Park offers the chance to experience pure African nature and rich wildlife. The main feature of Tanzania’s fourth-largest national park are the floodplains.

Nyerere National Park, formerly known as Selous Game Reserve, stands as a crown jewel of Tanzania’s conservation efforts, boasting unparalleled biodiversity and pristine wilderness on an epic scale.

Ruaha National Park, nestled in the heart of Tanzania, is a pristine wilderness haven renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and abundant wildlife. Covering an expansive area of over 20,000 square kilometers, it stands as one of East Africa’s largest national parks, encompassing a diverse array of ecosystems, from rolling savannahs to dense woodlands and meandering rivers.

Lake Manyara National Park is a pristine gem in Tanzania’s Rift Valley region. This park boasts diverse terrains, from acacia woodlands and savannah grasslands to the dramatic rift valley escarpment. One of the unique Lake Manyara Attractions is the sight of tree-climbing lions, a rare phenomenon in the wild.

Tarangire National Park is a unique gem within the northern Tanzanian safari circuit. Stretching across an area adorned with vast savannahs, imposing baobab trees, and the ever-important Tarangire River, this park boasts some of the most spectacular wildlife sightings,

The Ngorongoro Crater is within the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, an incredible area: steeped in history from archeological finds at the Olduvai Gorge, Empakai crater hikes, and breathtaking scenery from the Rift Valley Highlands. The Crater itself is a UNESCO World Heritage Site as it is the world’s largest, intact (but inactive) volcanic caldera.

Arusha National Park serves as an accessible gateway to Tanzania’s remarkable wildlife. Nestled near Arusha and Moshi, this park offers a mix of landscapes — from the sweeping savannahs and dense rainforests to the acacia woodlands and the alpine regions of Mount Meru.