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3 days | from 938 €
Discover the largest game reserve in Africa with around 52,000 km².
10 days | from 1.748 €
The most beautiful national parks in combination with swimming.
6 days | from 1.413 €
The wilderness is calling! On the trail of the great herds of animals.
The most popular destinations in Tanzania & Zanzibar
Tanzania & zanzibar – the wild east of africa
It’s not often that you book one vacation and get three. In Tanzania, you can: one for the huge migrating herds of animals in the Serengeti World Heritage Site.
A second for Ngorongoro, the „prison crater“ with the highest concentration of predators in Africa. And a third vacation for all those dreams under whispering palm trees on the pre-warmed beaches of Zanzibar. A perfect combination of safari & beach!
The average altitude of the mainland is around 1000m. Several mountains reach heights of more than 2000m; like Mount Kilimanjaro, they are witnesses to an active volcanic past. Kilimanjaro has grown together from three volcanoes. Its highest peak, Kibo (5892m), is unsurpassed by any other mountain in Africa.
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Kilimanjaro’s snow-capped peak is one of the most beautiful sights in Africa.
Together with Kenya’s Masai Mara Game Park, the Serengeti is Africa’s most famous game park.
Handpicked Safaris in Tanzania & Zanzibar
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3 Tage
ab 1.845 €
Tief in Afrikas schönstem Wildreservat empfängt Sie unsere Safari Lodge in einem Refugium des Four Seasons-Komforts. Erleben Sie Löwen, Leoparden und Elefanten hautnah - und fühlen Sie sich dabei immer...
7 Tageab 1.395 €
Für die Besteigung sind keine ausgeprägten bergsteigerischen Kenntnisse notwendig. Eine gute körperliche Fitness, eine gute durchschnittliche Kondition, ein starker Wille und natürlich ein Quäntchen Glück sind ausreichend, um den Gipfel...
3 Tageab 1.660 €
Die Lemala Kuria Hills Lodge bietet unvergleichlichen Luxus und liegt in den Wogakurya Hills, in der Nähe des Mara River auf der tansanischen Seite der Grenze und im Hauptkorridor der...
3 Tageab 1.276 €
Das Camp, bewacht von drei Millionen Jahre alten Granittürmen im herrlichen Serengeti Nationalpark, bietet das ultimative afrikanische Safari-Erlebnis. Zebras, Gazellen und die dazugehörigen Raubtiere, Afrika pur erwartet Sie!
3 Tageab 1.244 €
Das Rufiji River Camp ist eines der ersten Camps im Selous und liegt am Ufer einige Meter über dem Rufiji River am östlichen Ende des Reservats. Das Camp erstreckt sich...
11 Tageab 3.222 €
Ein Traum von Afrika: Private-Safari-Erlebnisse im 4x4 Geländewagen kombiniert mit dezentem Luxus am feinen Badestrand, lassen Sie die Seele baumeln. Reisen Sie lieber in der Kleingruppe ? Kontaktieren Sie uns...
3 Tageab 1.058 €
Das Selous Game Reserve ist mit rund 52.000 km² das größte Wildschutzgebiet Afrikas und das zweitgrößte der Erde. Ein gewaltiges Öko-System zweimal so groß wie die Schweiz und voller tierischer...
3 Tageab 1.405 €
Das Serengeti Pioneer Camp ist ideal gelegen, um einen erstklassigen Zugang zur jährlichen grossen Tierwanderung und zu den Big 5 mit weitläufigen Aussichten auf die endlosen Ebenen zu bieten. Naturverbunden...
3 Tageab 1.151 €
Der Die Serengeti Simba Lodge, benannt nach dem Löwen (simba in Suaheli) - König des Dschungels, ein Symbol der Stärke, des Stolzes und der königlichen Hoheit - liegt hoch oben...
6 Tageab 1.594 €
Die Wildnis ruft! Auf den Spuren der grossen Tierherden bietet diese Safari Erlebnisse am Lake Manyara, der berühmten Serengeti und dem aussergewöhnlichen Vulkan-Krater Ngorongoro.
6 Tageab 1.656 €
Löwen, Geparden und Hyänen kämpfen um das tägliche Überleben in der afrikanischen Savanne. Die Serengeti lebt, beobachten Sie dieses Spektakel live vor Ort auf dieser spannenden Safari.
6 Tage ab 1.249 EUR
Was erwartet Sie auf einer Camping Safari? Stellen Sie sich vor, Sie sitzen am Lagerfeuer, plaudern mit anderen Campern mitten im Nirgendwo in den Ebenen der Serengeti, unter Sternen, die...
10 Tageab 1.972 €
Die schönsten Nationalparks in Kombination mit ausgewählten, Lodges und abwechslungsreichen Landschaften machen diese Classic-Safari zum Erlebnis. Im Anschluss Sansibar zum Erholen..
Exclusive safari: Interview with a Masai
Adventure trip with luxury beach stay – 9 days from 3.936 €
Combine your unique cultural Masai experience with one of Kenya’s most hidden beach treasures. Every day is different here. Experience the African savannah of the animal-rich Masai Mara in an impressive way. It is simply amazing to listen to a Masai Chief’s thoughts on how to deal with nature and its challenges.
It happens that they defend their livestock to protect their wealth, the opponent is not a human, no, it is a lion. Dealing with a situation we would never dare is fearless and alienating. Listen when the Masai talk about commitment and strength, even if your counterpart seems much stronger. Learn more about their attitude, their willingness to survive and their passion to win.
After your safari we will fly you to the tropical coast – a small gem awaits you here, discreet, private and the perfect place to unwind and relax. You will be served fresh seafood and Italian specialties every day, and a lot of emphasis is placed on healthy eating here . Enjoy the seclusion and relax in the utmost privacy and understated luxury.
Exciting destinations in Tanzania & Zanzibar
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Discover the magic of Africa & the magnificent wildlife of Tanzania. Safari in the Serengeti, mountain climbing on Mount Kilimanjaro or a beach vacation on Zanzibar – explore the diversity!
Im Norden Tansanias, westlich des Kilimanjaro und in den Ausläufern des Mount Meru, liegt Arusha, die Safari-Hauptstadt Tansanias. Hier ist der Dreh- und Angelpunkt aller Safaris. Groß ist auch die...
Die Serengeti bilden zusammen mit Kenias Masai Mara Game Park Afrikas bekanntesten Wildpark. Die Abbildung der Akazienbäume auf einer endlosen Gras-Ebene symbolisiert für viele Afrika. Sobald man diese um einen...
Dongwe ist ein Teil der spektakulären Landschaft von Sansibar. Dieser Badeort liegt nur eine Autostunde von Stone Town entfernt und befindet sich gleichzeitig in der Nähe des Dorfes Paje an...
Die Serengeti bilden zusammen mit dem Kenias Masai Mara Game Park bilden Afrikas bekanntesten Wildpark. Die Abbildung der Akazienbäume auf einer endlosen Gras-Ebene verkörpert für viele Afrika.
Reisende, die auf die Serengeti und den Ngorongoro-Krater zusteuern, werden unweigerlich durch die Stadt Karatu in den grünen Hügeln des nördlichen Tansanias kommen.
Dieser Nationalpark ist relativ klein, verfügt aber über sehr unterschiedliche Landschaften: Hier findet sich ein tropischer Grundwasserwald am Eingang zum Schutzgebiet, der Frischwasserzufluss zum See, der zur Dauerheimat für eine...
Die Universitätsstadt Moshi liegt am Südhang des Kilimandscharos unweit zur kenianischen Grenze. In dieser ca. 155.000 Einwohner zählenden Stadt ist besonders das historische Zentrum "Old Moshi" sehenswert.
Kilimanjaros schneebedeckter Gipfel ist einer der beeindruckendsten Sehenswürdigkeiten Afrikas. An der Grenze zu Kenia und Tansania gelegen, erhebt sich dieser ikonische Berg auf beeindruckende 5896 Meter über dem Meeresspiegel.
Das unumstrittene Juwel dieser Landschaft ist der 16 X 20 km große Ngorongoro Krater mit einer Caldera die nicht mit Wasser gefüllt ist. Der 600 m tiefe Krater ist die...
Die Serengeti gilt als das weitläufigste Tierreservat der Welt. Sie beherbergt die weltweit größten wildlebenden Herden von Huftieren. Besonders die Wanderung von etwa einer Million Streifengnus und Zebras hat den...
Paje ist ein kleines Fischerdorf an der Ostküste von Sansibars Insel Unguja. Das Dorf ist bekannt für seine hervorragenden Kite-Boarding-Bedingungen.
Das Selous Game Reserve ist mit rund 52.000 km² das größte Wildschutzgebiet Afrikas und das zweitgrößte der Erde. Zusammen mit den angrenzenden Parks Mikumi und Udzungwa bildet das Selous Game...
Der Tarangire Nationalpark mit seinem ganz eigenen Charakter ist ein idealer Anfangs- oder Endpunkt für eine Safari in die Serengeti.
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Travel information to Tanzania & Zanzibar
Entry, security, food & co.
Tanzania visa:
A passport (valid for at least 6 months after departure) and a tourist visa are required for entry. The visa can be applied for online before departure. Please use this link: www.immigration.go.tz
As a rule, you should allow 2-3 weeks for processing. Alternatively, the visa is also available at on arrival in Tanzania at the airport (50 USD, payable in cash on site). A waiting time of approx. 1 hour is to be expected here.
You should always carry your passport with you. However, to avoid any inconvenience if you lose your passport, you should always have a copy with you, kept separately from the original.
The Tanzania shilling (Shilingi) is the currency of Tanzania. It replaced the East African Shilling, which was valid before independence in 1964 and until 1966.
One shilling is divided into 100 senti (cents). An amount is shown in the form shilling/senti. If an amount corresponds to zero, a hyphen or an equals sign is placed at this point. (Example: „=/50“ corresponds to 50 senti, „100/=“ corresponds to 100 shillings). Due to inflation, however, senti coins disappeared from payment transactions in the 1990s.
The US dollar is now used as a parallel currency in many areas of the country, especially in those developed for tourism.
Bank opening hours are normally Monday to Friday from 08:30 to 12:30, in the larger cities also until 16:00 – on Saturday from 08:30 to 13:30. The US dollar has developed into a kind of parallel currency in this country. Especially in tourist areas and for payments to government institutions such as customs, immigration or national parks, only US dollars are actually accepted. Payment in US dollars is therefore not a problem at all, and it is quite possible that you will not have to pay in the official local currency at all during your stay in Tanzania. A denomination with small dollar amounts is recommended. It should be noted that no dollar bills minted before the year 2000 can be accepted. An exact reason is not given, they are simply not accepted. It is also possible to take euros with you, but these are generally not accepted as a direct means of payment. In this case, it is necessary to exchange them into the local currency at a bank or exchange office.
Tanzania is an African country located in the east of the continent directly on the Indian Ocean. It is bordered to the south by the states of Mozambique, Malawi and Zambia, to the north by Kenya, Uganda, Burundi and Rwanda and to the west by the DR Congo.
If you want to visit nature parks and reserves in Tanzania, you can do so by land or air. The roads in most wilderness areas are in poor condition and unmarked, self-driving is not recommended. We therefore provide you with an experienced driver who also acts as a trained guide. Alternatively, you can reach your destination by small aircraft, safari vehicles and drivers are then provided by the accommodation. Towns are connected by a steady stream of buses and dala-dalas (minibuses).
The local airline Precision Air flies regularly, mostly via Dar es Salaam, Kilimanjaro or Zanzibar, to all capital cities and other important destinations in East Africa.
Left-hand traffic applies in Tanzania.
Normal vaccinations against tetanus, diphtheria and polio should be available. Hepatitis A and B protection and malaria prophylaxis are recommended, please consult your family doctor or a tropical institute. We recommend that you take out international health insurance. Take the most important medication with you from home. Yellow fever is required when entering the country from an infected area (e.g. Kenya). Take your vaccination certificate with you so that you can prove that you have been vaccinated! No vaccination is required for direct flights from Europe; if you are traveling from a country with yellow fever, you must provide proof of a yellow fever vaccination; current information can be found on the website of your Federal Foreign Office.
Tanzania is a safe country to travel to. With due respect for the population, a safe vacation is always guaranteed. Current safety information can be found on the website of the Federal Foreign Office.
Most camps, lodges or hotels serve local specialties as well as western food, which is usually excellent. In the national parks, the accommodation is often isolated and driving in the dark is restricted, so meals are taken in the lodges and camps. Tap water in Tanzania is generally not safe for consumption, but the camps, lodges and hotels offer bottled drinking water.
There is no best time to visit the whole country. It depends on which part of the country you want to visit and the focus of your trip (safari with game viewing, climbing Mount Kilimanjaro or a beach vacation plus a detour for game viewing).
Northeast with Serengeti – Ngorongoro – Arusha region
The months of June/July to October/November are recommended, as are the months of January to March, which are a very good time to travel both in terms of temperatures and the abundance of animals in the northern national parks. Especially the migration in the northern Serengeti in July / September and January to March on the southern Serengeti plains is considered the absolute high season. This is also the best time to see the larger herds of animals.
Coast
The coastal region has a typical tropical climate with temperatures between 25 and 30 degrees and relatively high humidity. The drier period from June to September is recommended. During this time, the humidity is low with mostly blue skies. The hottest time of the year is between October and February, the rainy season between March and May.
Trekking tours in the Kilimanjaro region You can climb Kilimanjaro all year round. From June to early October, it is cool and dry. From around mid-December to March it is relatively warm, although temperatures vary greatly depending on the altitude. It is particularly cold when climbing to the summit and at the summit.
Zanzibar The island of Zanzibar is a year-round destination.
It never gets really cold in Tanzania: light clothing, preferably cotton or linen, is recommended. During the safari, avoid brightly colored clothing, better are beiges, khakis and earth-brown clothing. Safari drives can be long, so it is advisable to wear light, comfortable clothing such as short-sleeved shirts and cotton/linen pants or shorts. Sturdy shoes and socks are required.
The evenings in the national parks can get quite chilly, so long sleeves and pants should be worn. Also remember to wear head protection and sunscreen.
If you are visiting Zanzibar or a coastal town, remember your beachwear – it is always warm. On the beaches and within the confines of the hotels, normal swimwear is acceptable, but nudism is not.
The power supply in Tanzania is 220/240 volts at 50 Hz. Plugs are 3-point square (UK type). Adapters are available at all major airports.