National parks and nature reserves

National parks & nature reserves in Tanzania – your adventure awaits you Kopieren

Tanzania's sixteen national parks are amongst the oldest, most beautiful and well known in the world. The diversity of their vast savannah landscapes makes each one unique. A safari here is a lasting experience.

National parks & nature reserves in Tanzania – your adventure awaits you

Tanzania's sixteen national parks are amongst the oldest, most beautiful and well known in the world. The diversity of their vast savannah landscapes makes each one unique. A safari here is a lasting experience.

The Tarangire National Park in Tanzania – with unforgettable animal diversity

DTarangire National Park is a jewel. It's located 1400 metres above sea level and its eponymous river constantly attracts wildlife. In addition to giraffes, zebras and other animals, probably the largest herds of elephants can be found here.  

Arusha National Park & ​​Mount Meru – animals, plants and mountains at your doorstep

Mount Kilimanjaro National Park – we guide you to Africa’s highest point

With its snow-capped summit, Mount Kilimanjaro National Park is THE attraction in northeast Tanzania. Some call it the "Shining Mountain," others the "Mountain of Light." But either way, it's simply magnificent. .  

The Ngorongoro Crater – a UNESCO World Heritage Safari

Lake Manyara National Park – perfect for ornithologists and birdwatchers

If you love water or would like to spot rare birds, you've come to the right place in Lake Manyara National Park. Ernest Hemingway famously named it "the loveliest lake in Africa."  

Serengeti National Park – the most famous national park in Tanzania

The Serengeti! It's one of the best-known national parks in the world. In 1959 it became instantly famous in the German speaking countries, after the release of the documentary film Serengeti Shall Not Die directed by Bernhard and Michael Grzimek. Since 1981 it has been a UNESCO World Natural Heritage…

Experience elephants in the Selous Game Reserve up close

East Africa's largest nature reserve! Step right in! Tanzania's largest elephant population lives here. At over 52,000 square kilometres, the Selous Game Reserve is the second largest game reserve in Africa, larger than all of Switzerland – and a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site.