Holidays In Tanzania & Zanzibar

Africa’s most wildlife-rich park! A visit to Serengeti National Park in Tanzania is a must. Experience wildebeests, zebras, giraffes, lions, elephants, and crocodiles up close on safari. The multi-day journey from Zanzibar through breathtaking savannahs and untouched nature will be unforgettable.

Zanzibar, one of Tanzania’s top destinations, offers stunning beaches and breathtaking nature. Whether you seek relaxation or adventure with snorkeling, diving, or surfing, this island is the perfect spot for a dream vacation.

The Roof of Africa. Myths surround its highest peak, and seeing it rise magically from the landscape is unforgettable. You don’t need to reach the summit to feel its magic—hiking in Kilimanjaro National Park is an adventure in itself.

Lake Victoria in northwest Tanzania borders Uganda and Rwanda and offers a unique atmosphere. Explore it by boat or visit a lively lakeside town to experience bustling markets and enjoy lunch while spotting waterbirds.

In Dar es Salaam, you’ll experience a lively atmosphere. The largest market in East Africa is bustling with trade and bargaining. Modern shopping centres invite you to browse, and restaurants serve local specialties. Escape the hustle and bustle with a trip to the city’s sandy beaches.

Experience Zanzibar's history in Stone Town, where Swahili culture and authentic life come alive. Narrow alleys, lively markets, and historic buildings give the area its unique charm. The "House of Wonders," now a museum, offers further insight into the island’s fascinating story.

Stunning nature at the coast: Saadani National Park in Tanzania is still considered a hidden gem. Its unique location by the sea makes it special, as the bushland meets the ocean here. Discover exotic animals and then relax on the white, sandy beach.

The Ngorongoro Crater, with a diameter of nearly 20 km, is the world’s largest dry crater. Known for its high density of predators, the region is home to lions, leopards, elephants, monkeys, buffaloes, and flamingos. The Maasai people farm the land, and hiking lets you explore this unique world.

This beach with its bright, fine, white sand and turquoise water is one of the most famous beaches in Zanzibar. Here, you can snorkel to your heart's content, enjoy the sun, or head out for the vibrant nightlife at sunset. 

In northern Zanzibar, you'll discover this stunning beach on a picturesque cape. It stretches over several smaller bays. The turquoise Indian Ocean provides perfect conditions for snorkelling, diving, or swimming. 

Paje Beach is particularly popular with surfers. The wind conditions in the blue lagoon are almost always favourable, and the water is not too deep. Besides the impressive nature, the relaxed atmosphere at this beach will captivate you.