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Zanzibar – Mystical island in the Indian Ocean //..
For the traveller, Zanzibar conjures up the sights, sounds and smells of days gone by. Although part of the modern world, Zanzibar is still one of the few “get-away” places available for the discerning traveller. Enjoy relaxing at the tropical beaches, pristine and white, with the turquoise water of the Indian Ocean lapping at your feet. Or if you are more adventuresome, step back in time as you explore the diverse cultures of Zanzibar and enjoy what Zanzibar has to offer. It makes the perfect end to your safari and expeditions on the mainland. The East Coast of Zanzibar is among the best places on Zanzibar. Endless palm tree-lined beaches, fringed by one of the best and untouched reef systems in the world. Visit small fishing villages and enjoy a tranquil, friendly atmosphere away from the mainstream and large tourist-type resorts. The East Coast of Zanzibar will attract tourists who are looking for a place to relax and who want to experience a local, cultural experience.
Spend a week in fascinating wilderness exploring the best of Tanzanian’s national parks, conquering Great Rift Valley Escarpments, Mountain Ranges and Endless Plains. At Olduvai Gorge, view the archaeological fossil fragments believed to be the ancestors of current day man…
ARUSHA – TARANGIRE – LAKE MANYARA – SERENGETI – OLDUVAI GORGE – NGORONGORO [ BY ROAD ]
This 10-day safari features all the 5 most frequented northern parks in Tanzania starting at Arusha National Park with an option of walking half day with a Park Ranger. The safari proceeds to Tarangire National Park, that acts as the main refuge for wildlife from the surrounding part of the Great Rift Valley during the dry season and then to Lake Manyara National Park. From Manyara the safari takes you to Serengeti National Park, which is Tanzania’s oldest park, and one of the world’s last great wildlife refuges, and finally to Ngorongoro Crater – a true wonder of the natural world, famous for its sunken caldera formed over a million years ago.