Tanzania: Northern Parks

Tanzania: Southern Parks

Good relaxed accommodation for smaller budgets. Excellent local restaurant a few metres from the Indian Ocean.

Tanzania's oldest national park, famous for its annual migration of wildebeest, zebra, and gazelles.

Find every type of animal you'd hope to see in Africa, including lions, leopards, elephants, giraffes, hippos, and cheetahs.

Picturesque park well-known for its elephants, tree-climbing lions, hippos, baboons, impalas, giraffes, and buffaloes.

Beautiful vistas of savannah grasslands dotted with large baobab trees. See elephants, buffalo, zebra, and eland.

Visit to or overnight stay at a Maasai village when you will get a flavour of their tribal customs and culture.

Situated on the Jangwani Beach overlooking the Indian Ocean. Facilities include water sports, boat trips, and steam baths.

Take a safari in the 4th largest National Park in Tanzania, and stay in the park itself. Excellent accommodation and restaurant.

Affordable accommodation with air conditioning and en-suite facilities, all with private terraces.

Seafront bungalows, traditionally furnished with ensuite and air-conditioning. Internet café and shop on site.

Boutique hotel in the heart of Stone Town. Well-equipped rooms including air conditioning, TV, wireless internet, & fridge.

The best beaches on the island. Relax in the sun, go snorkelling, diving, or take a sunset cruise in a fishing dhow.

Beautiful buildings, busy markets, daily spice tours, and boat trips make Stonetown a fascinating destination.

Located in the heart of Stone Town on the sea front. Facilities include on-site pool, restaurant and Internet cafe.

Originally a royal residence, the rooms in this elegant hotel include en-suite bathroom, air conditioning and satellite TV.

Chic, luxury hotel overlooking the beach, with cocktail bar and excellent restaurant. An ideal honeymoon destination.