ONE COUNTRY, MANY ADVENTURES.

Every year, across the sweeping grasslands of the Serengeti, more than a million wildebeest and zebra begin one of the greatest movements of wildlife on Earth. Lions, cheetahs, crocodiles, and hyenas all benefit from the Great Migration, and for the visitor, it can be a profoundly exciting and sometimes overwhelming experience.

But beyond the northern plains, there are more tranquil offerings on the menu. In Ruaha and Nyerere, you can walk slowly through the bush with an experienced local guide or drift silently by boat on a river excursion. On the shores of Lake Tanganyika, you can follow the daily lives of troops of chimpanzees or, in the clear waters off Mafia Island, go snorkeling with whale sharks and colorful fish. And if tropical beaches and old historical towns are your kind of thing, Zanzibar awaits with its winding streets, fragrant spices, and powder-white sands.

For the truly adventurous, Mount Kilimanjaro rises above the surrounding plains, its snow-capped summit offering a life-changing challenge for those with the stamina to reach the peak. And if that's not your cup of tea, yet you still want iconic views of this mighty mountain, take a safari in Arusha, where, on clear days, Kilimanjaro provides a spectacular backdrop for those classic photographs of elephants and giraffes.

However you like to travel, Tanzania is happy to meet you there. Climb a mountain, track wildlife, spend lazy days by the sea, or combine them all into one unforgettable journey.