Tanzania's National Parks
& Wildlife Destinations

Serengeti
National Park

The Serengeti is the world's most famous wildlife sanctuary home to the greatest wildlife spectacle on Earth: the Great Migration. Spanning 14,763 km², its endless golden plains host over 1.5 million wildebeest, 250,000 zebra, and the highest concentration of large predators in Africa.

Year-round game viewing offers incredible Big Five encounters, dramatic predator-prey interactions, and unforgettable sunrise game drives from luxury tented camps.

Tarangire
National Park

Tarangire is famous for its spectacular elephant herds sometimes numbering hundreds gathering along the Tarangire River during the dry season. Ancient baobab trees silhouetted against golden skies create iconic African landscapes found nowhere else.

Ruaha
National Park

Tanzania's largest national park and one of Africa's best-kept secrets. Ruaha's wild, remote landscapes host over 10% of the world's lion population, vast elephant herds, and the rare African wild dog. Walking safaris add an intimate dimension unavailable in the north.

Katavi
National Park

Tanzania's most remote and untouched wilderness. Katavi offers the most authentic, crowd-free safari experience in the country. During the dry season, thousands of hippos and crocodiles jostle along the shrinking Katuma River — a raw, primal spectacle unlike anything else in Africa.

Gombe Stream
National Park

Tanzania's smallest national park, Gombe Stream is world-famous as the site of Jane Goodall's pioneering chimpanzee research, which began in 1960 and is still ongoing. Trek through thick jungle to observe free-ranging habituated chimpanzees up close.