Tanzania Safari is One of the "Hotspots" African Wildlife

Tanzania is one of the "hotspots" African Safari Wildlife viewing and live in popular Mount Kilimanjaro.

Serengeti National Park covers 14,736 square kilometres/5689 square-mile protected area, which borders Kenya's Masai Mara Game Park. Serengeti completely fill the rolling grass plains, sprinkled with acacia trees and many wild animals to show off your wild and untarnished beauty. The annual wildebeest and zebra migration is an awesome sight. It is the largest land animal on the planet mass movement, with more than a million animals, seasonal journey to fresh pasture to the north, then after the rains return trip to the south. Every year, this drama is played with crocodiles lying in wait for the river crossings, lion and other predators hunting young or weak and opportunistic scavengers lurking around waiting for their chance to kill steal a meal. Migration includes parks in Tanzania, as well as the Masai Mara in Kenya.

Ngorongoro Crater is the largest intact caldera (collapsed volcano type) in the world, about 20 miles kilometres/12 too. Before Nogorongoro volcano exploded, it was one of the tallest mountains in the world. When the volcano exploded, he left behind steep walls ring with a flat plain. The crater floor is 600m/2000 feet below the crater rim. Wildebeest and zebra graze in large herds over the crater rim, and a sleepy lion bask in the sun. Various animals, including The Big 5 can be found here along with Thomsons's gazelles, rhinos, buffalo and more. Tall Masaai herd of cattle and goats during grazing outside of the crater rim, living with wild animals, as they have done for centuries. Ngorongoro Conservation Area is a forest, shrub, bush and large expanse of highland plains, around 8300 square kilometres/3204 square miles. The descent down to the crater takes you through a lush rain forest and thick vegetation, and on the grassy plains of the crater floor. Wildlife viewing here is excellent, as abundant year-round food and water to remove a mass migration.

Selous Game Reserve - located in a remote and little visited part of the country, which is Africa's largest protected wildlife reserve. This is the untouched gem is only available for small aircraft, and plains, rivers, hills live in the wild dog, black rhino and elephant populations.

Lake Manyara National Park offers a variety of ecosystems, BirdLife amazing and spectacular views. This small park (325 square kilometres/125 square miles) connects the bush plains, baobab lined cliffs, hot springs and forests. Lake Manyara, an alkaline soda lake and brackish water is an incredible variety of birds. Thousands of pink flamingos, herons, yellow-billed storks, and more. This park was also famous for its tree climbing lions. During the rainy season they are making their home Acacias and mahogany trees.

Ruaha National Park offers a pristine and untouched environment. Thousands large numbers of buffalo, gazelle and more than 400 species of birds, along with Kisigo and Rungwa reserves, elephant numbers in the herd, they account for 40 000 square kilometers / 15,444 square miles of wildlife conservancy. The Great Ruaha River offers spectacular game to watch their banks. Its remote location, this national park offers adventure and a unique experience.

Tarangire National Park - Tarangire River provides the park with year-round water supply. When the dry season arrives Serengeti (end of June beginning of November), many animals go to Tarangire and can be viewed on the river. Tarangire is scenically very beautiful, is a great place for bird-watchers and have fewer visitors than the more well know parks.

Tanzanian coast - hundreds of small romantic bays, peninsulas and islands have for thousands of years, attracted traders, fishermen and explorers from the Far East, Persia and the Arabian Peninsula. These factors led to an exotic culture, style, architecture, and kitchen combination.