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13 Days in Tanzania
Start your adventure at Selous Game Reserve where you will find one of the largest fauna reserves in the world. With various cultural artefacts on display in the park, you will be transported into a defining period in Tanzanian history. Moving on to Ruaha National Park, you will be graced by the presence of several animals, including the Big 5. Soar over to Pemba Island for crystal beaches on the Zanzibar Archipelego.
The small fishing village of Mzizima has all but disappeared apart from the remnants that remain on the waterfront. Here, visitors will see dhows docked after a day at sea and fisherman bartering with street vendors. The...
The small fishing village of Mzizima has all but disappeared apart from the remnants that remain on the waterfront. Here, visitors will see dhows docked after a day at sea and fisherman bartering with street vendors. The rest of Dar es Salaam is steadily being thrust into the modern era, fuelled by its title as the country’s capital city for commerce and culture. Dar es Salaam offers an array of accommodation options for every type of traveller and every type of budget. While the city has strong Indian, Arabic, and African influences and descendants, ethnic and international cuisine is on offer all over. Visitors can take a tour at a number of the museums...
A true east African coastal paradise, Ras Kutani offers a secluded Swahili Coast retreat just 2 hours from the bustling hub of Dar es Salaam. From its coastal forests sounding with monkey calls to the bird-dotted freshwater...
A true east African coastal paradise, Ras Kutani offers a secluded Swahili Coast retreat just 2 hours from the bustling hub of Dar es Salaam. From its coastal forests sounding with monkey calls to the bird-dotted freshwater lagoon and pristine secluded beaches lapped by azure Indian ocean waters, this is a haven of relaxation.
Selous Game Reserve is known as one of the largest faunal reserves on the globe and one of Africa’s largest protected areas. Located in southern Tanzania, the reserve attracts far less visitors than its northern counterparts....
Selous Game Reserve is known as one of the largest faunal reserves on the globe and one of Africa’s largest protected areas. Located in southern Tanzania, the reserve attracts far less visitors than its northern counterparts. This—accompanied by its pristine and untouched landscapes—has earned Selous a reputation as one of Africa’s last remaining wildernesses. Relatively undisturbed by humans, Selous’ diverse vegetation includes patches of savannah, riverine forest, and swamp that impose on the predominant miombo woodland. In turn, this diverse habitat accommodates a wide range of fauna and flora. Off-roading is permitted, allowing...
In an isolated pocket of Selous Game Reserve—some 4 hours from the nearest lodge—seclusion and luxury are the order of the day at Azura Selous. With half-stone, half-tent villas, each featuring a private deck and...
In an isolated pocket of Selous Game Reserve—some 4 hours from the nearest lodge—seclusion and luxury are the order of the day at Azura Selous. With half-stone, half-tent villas, each featuring a private deck and plunge pool, it is the ideal retreat after a day spent exploring this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The semi-arid savannahs of the Ruaha National Park’s rolling plains are scattered with acacias and baobabs and over-hanging forest, and is said to have the highest concentration of African elephants in all of East Africa....
The semi-arid savannahs of the Ruaha National Park’s rolling plains are scattered with acacias and baobabs and over-hanging forest, and is said to have the highest concentration of African elephants in all of East Africa. Inside Tanzania’s largest park, the rushing Great Ruaha River and its borders stretching across two vegetation zones promise an abundance of diverse wildlife. Visitors will be pleased to spot some of the 8,000 elephants and over 570 species of birds that call the park home. The dry months offer the most excellent game-viewing opportunities as many of the park’s residents gather near the Great Ruaha and Mzombe rivers. The...
Jabali Ridge is spectacular for endless reasons, one of them being its seemingly endless views. Guests are sure to be enamoured by its pristine location in Ruaha National Park and its exquisite accommodation oozing excellence....
Jabali Ridge is spectacular for endless reasons, one of them being its seemingly endless views. Guests are sure to be enamoured by its pristine location in Ruaha National Park and its exquisite accommodation oozing excellence. Spend your time exploring the area on guided game drives or on foot while embarking on a bush walk.
While Zanzibar is known for being flat and sand-strewn, neighbouring Pemba Island is the land of cloves and mangoes and hillocks lush with fruit and spice trees. Traditional dhows lie scattered across most of the coastline...
While Zanzibar is known for being flat and sand-strewn, neighbouring Pemba Island is the land of cloves and mangoes and hillocks lush with fruit and spice trees. Traditional dhows lie scattered across most of the coastline and fishing is a large part of Pemba’s culture. Like many of the islands in the archipelago, Pemba’s culture has been influenced by Arab traders from Oman and the original inhabitants who have lived on the island for centuries. Well-preserved ruins can be found on Pemba such as Qanbalu (a Muslim settlement from as early as the eighth century), while remnants of old voodoo rituals are practiced by the traditional witchdoctors...
Run with love for the natural environment that surrounds it, Fundu Lagoon Resort is a remote and peaceful resort, with unlimited access to both an underwater and land-based wonderland. The Pemba Island resort can only be...
Run with love for the natural environment that surrounds it, Fundu Lagoon Resort is a remote and peaceful resort, with unlimited access to both an underwater and land-based wonderland. The Pemba Island resort can only be reached by boat, granting a pure escape from the crowds to one of the top five diving destinations in the world.
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We want only the best for the place we call home, and that’s why are devoted to conservation and community upliftment. Join us, and leave your legacy in Africa.
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