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Tanzania Travel Articles
 Arusha National Park
The closest national park to Arusha town – the northern Tanzania safari capital – Arusha National Park is a multi-faceted jewel, often overlooked by safari-goers...
[more information] Fabulous in the Bush
Gemma Pitcher, author of the new book Safari Living, a celebration of the style of Tanzania's safari camps, shares a few sartorial tips on how to look cool in the bush while on that Tanzania safari holiday...
[more information] Kilwa Kisiwane Ruins
Kilwa Kisiwane was the principal settlement on the East African coast, settled as far back as the ninth century it first came to power in the 11th century...
[more information] Of Chimps and Men
Mahale Mountains National Park is tucked onto the shores of Lake Tanganyika, the world's longest, second-deepest natural lake, a perfectly clear, dazzlingly blue stretch of water...
[more information] Parks in East Africa
East Africa's diversity is sensational. The range of terrains, climates, ecosystems, cultures and wildlife on offer almost defies belief. Good news for travellers: surely there's a park or reserve...
[more information] Tanzania Cultural Tours
For the average tourist, a visit to Tanzania usually involves jetting in for a whistle-stop safari then zipping off to Zanzibar for a few days. But there's more to Tanzania than that. With a culur...
[more information] Tanzania FAQ
What is the Capital City of Tanzania? The largest city in Tanzania is Dar es Salaam, and it is the political and economic capital. What is the climate and weather like...
[more information] Tanzania Safari History
In East Africa, the concept of safari existed long before the coming of the white man. From the earliest times, caravans of porters carried oil, skins and rhinoceros horn out of the African...
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