
By Destination
The places that make a Tanzanian journey.
Each park has its own season, its own rhythm and its own reason to be there. Here is how we think about them, and how they fit together.

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Serengeti National Park
Endless plains, and the greatest wildlife spectacle on earth
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Ngorongoro Crater
A collapsed volcano holding a world of its own
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Tarangire National Park
Baobabs, river valleys and Tanzania's greatest elephant herds
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Lake Manyara National Park
Groundwater forest, soda lake and the Rift Valley wall
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Arusha National Park
Mount Meru, the Momella Lakes and safari on foot
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Mount Kilimanjaro
Africa's highest point, and its most attainable great climb
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Zanzibar
Where the safari ends and the Indian Ocean begins
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Lake Natron
A crimson soda lake beneath an active volcano
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Short day excursions, for when the parks can wait.
If your flight lands late, or you would rather ease in after a long journey, choose a half or full-day excursion near Arusha and Moshi — a city and market tour, a canoe on Lake Duluti, the Materuni waterfall and coffee day, or a swim at Chemka hot springs.

Half day — 3 to 4 hours
Arusha City & Culture Tour
Markets, coffee and Maasai craft in Tanzania's safari capital
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Half day — 3 hours
Lake Duluti Canoe & Forest Walk
A quiet crater lake twenty minutes from town
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Full day — 6 to 8 hours
Materuni Waterfall & Chagga Coffee Tour
A jungle waterfall and coffee made the way it has always been made
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Full day — 5 to 7 hours
Chemka (Kikuletwa) Hot Springs
Turquoise spring water under fig trees
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