Destination
Tanzania Holidays
Thrilling safaris and seductive shores
Home of Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania offers the ultimate safari experience, ideal for intrepid travellers and explorers.
More than 1.5 million wildebeest migrate through the Serengeti National Park, making for one of the most fabulous sights you’ll ever see, while the quieter southern parks boast fantastic birdlife and wilderness. If you’re a nature lover, Tanzania is for you. From gazelles and zebras to lions, leopards and hyenas, this is a bucket list location you need to tick off; we recommend spending at least three nights on safari to truly make the most of the experience. For added luxury, head to one of the more opulent resorts, such as the Manta Bay Hotel that boasts a staggering underwater room on Pemba Island.
Combine your trip to Tanzania with Kenya for the ultimate safari, or, spend a few extra nights on Zanzibar or Pemba islands for beachfront paradise and white-sand heaven.
Destination Highlights
Tales from Tanzania
Lucy talks about her unforgettable trip to Tanzania, where she got the opportunity to watch the migration, visit Lake Victoria, immerse herself in local culture and experience fishing markets.
Essential Information
See Practical Information- Time Zone GMT +3
- Currency TZS - Tanzanian shilling
- Visa Information Irish citizens will be required to purchase a visa for travel to Tanzania on arrival.
- Language English is widely spoken
- Flight Time Indirect flights are available from Ireland.
- Health Information Special vaccines are required or recommended for travel to Tanzania. Speak to your GP for the most up to date medical advice.
Top Tips from our Experts
Lucy
Destination Specialist
“The Serengeti took my breath away, and the Ngorongoro crater was the most beautiful place in the world. At some parts of the day it felt like I was on set of the Lion King. Plenty of wildlife to see. It's true what they say when they say you always leave a piece of your heart in Africa.”
Barbara
Destination Specialist
“The best views of the Serengeti can be seen from the front seat of your jeep. But, for an amazing view across the plains, head to the top of Naabi Hill or view it from a hot air balloon.”
Robert
Destination Specialist
“For a true wilderness experience head to the Selous Game Reserve. About the size of Wales, you can safari here without seeing another vehicle all day.”
Great sample itineraries
Here's a selection of popular itineraries to give you some ideas. But almost anything's possible so call us now and we'll create an amazing holiday just for you.
Tanzania and Zanzibar Multi Centre
Tanzania is a safari dream and some would even say the home of safari. Famous for stunning scenery and game rich national parks such as the world famous Serengeti National Park, Lake Manyara National Park, the Tarangire National Park and...
Wildlife holidays
Simba Safari - Deluxe
This extensive safari takes you on an adventure through northern Tanzania's National Parks, including Lake Manyara, Tarangire and the Serengeti. With game drives in 4x4 vehicles and less safari vehicles around, Tanzania offers a wilder safari experience. Why not upgrade...
Escorted tours
Taste of Tanzania
An ideal introduction to Tanzania's best loved parks, our 4 night Taste of Tanzania safari takes you on a journey through the Serengeti with its high population of predators and annual migration; Lake Manyara one of the best places to...
Adventure holidays
The Bush Rover Experience
There is no place quite Tanzania for a wildlife safari with some of the most famous names in safari-world – Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Lake Victoria. It is hard to beat. Add to this mount Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar beaches and this stunning...
Couples Holidays
Our Tanzania destinations
Types of Tanzania holidays
Frequently Asked Questions
Flights to Tanzania take approximately 11 hours, excluding stop-over time. There are currently indirect flight options from London Heathrow to Dar es Salaam International Airport via Doha and Nairobi. Also, other international airports and further indirect options to Kilimanjaro International Airport via Addis Ababa and other connecting cities.
The Serengeti National Park covers approximately 5,700 square miles of African savannah. It is approximately 130 miles long from north to south and is surrounded by various private game reserves and concession areas that make up the larger Serengeti ecosystem.
Our favourite hotels
Our favourite places to stay are below. We know everyone is different, so if you can’t see something you like, we'd be more than happy to help.
