Culture and Discovery in Tanzania

It's like a big stone which would be a model for ecotourism management, laid down in the middle of the fishing waters of the Indian Ocean. Chumbe Island, to the South-West of the island of Zanzibar, is the first private marine park created in 1991 for conservation purposes and sustainable management of the uninhabited islands of Chumbe.  

You haven't left home yet, but you'd like to delve into Tanzanian culture. Be it in front of your TV or with your nose in a book, here are some ideas for learning more on your upcoming destination.

Politics, the economic situation, tourism – where does Tanzania stand today in these respects? Here is an overview of the current situation.

Here is why Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Conservation Area could be considered as the most beautiful parks in the world. A must-see during a safari in Tanzania!

This article will see you climb the 5895 metres to the roof of Africa, the mythical summit of the Kilimanjaro.

This article plunges you into the heart of Dar es Salaam, a city with a mythical name.

Experience an unforgettable moment by choosing Ruaha Park for a safari where the dominant theme is luxury.

Discover here two little known, yet extremely beautiful places in Tanzania, Kilwa Kisiwani and Songo Mnara.

Towards Kigoma town, made famous by Doctor Livingstone.

On the way to a safari in Selous, the largest game reserve in Tanzania.