Africa

The gateway to Tanzania’s “Northern Circuit”.

Arusha it is also the center of the African continent in that is equidistant between the west coast and the east coast. Cairo is 2,500 miles to the north and Cape Town lays 2,250 miles to the south.

Located near Mount Meru  - one of Africa’s finest treks.

Usually overnight stop for travellers starting or finishing a safari or Kilimanjaro climb.

Arusha NationalPark just outside town - house of White & Black ColobusMonkeys.Rain forest on top of hills house for leopars, giraffes and zebras.

Serengeti – the largest Park of Tanzania and number first of Africa - great migration of million wildebeests, home to their own wildlife which include cheetah, leopard, lions, elephants, lot of gazelles and antelopes, as well as hyenas.

This is a place where you can have a balloon safari  - amazing journey and adventure.

The Serengeti is listed by UNESCO as a natural world wonder.

Ngorongoro Crater   - 8th Wonder f World was once a huge active volcano - probably as large as Kilimanjaro. After its eruption, its cone collapsed inwards leaving the caldera which, at over 10km wide, forms a natural home to an estimated 30,000 animals. The Crater is a perfect haven for lion, elephant, hyena, wildebeest, gazelle and some of the last remaining rhino in Tanzania. The Crater's lake is home to thousands of flamingo, which carpet the area with the glow of their pink plumage.. Nearby are the famous archaeological sites of Laetoli and Olduvai Gorge,. Home of Maasai.

Open acacia woodland, large baobabs. Huge elephants, python all big game viewing throughout the year. Tarangire is also an ornithologist's paradise.

Lake ManyaraNational Park is relatively small (325 sq km) but stunningly beautiful. Bordered on one side by the lake and on the other by the dramatic rift valley escarpment, it has a large elephant and hippo population and its lion are famous for climbing trees. Birding and hot springs is also excellent.