Discover the most unforgettable experiences in Tanzania's diverse landscapes
Witness millions of wildebeest and zebra crossing the Serengeti plains in one of nature's greatest spectacles.
Conquer Africa's highest peak (5,895m) with breathtaking summit views and diverse ecological zones.
Explore the world's largest intact volcanic caldera teeming with wildlife in a natural amphitheater.
Relax on white sand beaches, explore historic Stone Town, and dive in turquoise Indian Ocean waters.
Marvel at massive elephant herds gathering around the Tarangire River amid ancient baobab trees.
Discover world-class coral reefs, whale sharks, and pristine marine ecosystems in protected waters.
Explore Tanzania's world-renowned protected areas and incredible biodiversity
Tanzania's most iconic wildlife area, home to the Great Migration and exceptional year-round wildlife viewing. The endless plains host incredible predator-prey interactions and some of Africa's best photographic safaris.
A spectacular collapsed caldera with permanent water and abundant wildlife packed into a compact valley — one of the easiest places to see a wide variety of species in a single day. Often called Africa's Garden of Eden.
Renowned for its huge elephant populations and striking baobab-studded landscapes. During dry season, wildlife concentrates around the Tarangire River creating exceptional game viewing opportunities away from crowds.
One of Africa's largest protected areas offering remote wilderness safaris, boat safaris, and walking safaris with low tourist density. This vast southern wilderness provides authentic wildlife encounters away from crowds.
Challenge yourself with Africa's highest peak and highland adventures
Africa's highest free-standing mountain offering multiple trekking routes through diverse ecological zones from rainforest to arctic summit.
The highest point on Kibo crater rim, offering breathtaking sunrise views over the African continent from the Roof of Africa.
Kilimanjaro's little sister provides excellent acclimatization climbs with spectacular views and diverse wildlife in Arusha National Park.
Choose from popular Kilimanjaro routes like Machame, Marangu, Lemosho, or Rongai - each offering unique landscapes and challenges. Professional guides ensure safe ascents with proper acclimatization for all fitness levels.
Discover Tanzania's stunning archipelago and vibrant marine ecosystems
Pristine white sands, turquoise waters, and world-class resorts. Perfect relaxation after safari with water sports, spice tours, and stunning sunsets over the Indian Ocean.
Explore the historic heart of Zanzibar with its labyrinthine alleyways, ancient buildings, rich Swahili culture, and fascinating history as a trading hub.
Sail on traditional wooden dhows at sunset, enjoy seafood barbecues on sandbanks, and experience authentic Swahili coastal culture and hospitality.
Immerse yourself in Tanzania's rich cultural tapestry and traditional experiences
Discover what makes Tanzania Africa's ultimate safari and adventure destination
Home to the world's most spectacular wildlife spectacle with millions of animals crossing the Serengeti plains.
Africa's highest peak offers the ultimate climbing challenge with breathtaking views and diverse ecosystems.
The world's largest intact volcanic caldera creates a natural wildlife amphitheater with incredible density.
Pristine beaches, historic Stone Town, and world-class diving create the perfect safari-beach combination.
Choose from our most popular Tanzania adventures tailored for every traveler
Witness the Great Migration and dramatic river crossings with guided game drives in Tanzania's most iconic park.
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Challenge yourself to reach Uhuru Peak via the Machame Route with expert guides and proper acclimatization.
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Historic Stone Town walks, spice tours, beach relaxation, and snorkeling in turquoise Indian Ocean waters.
Book NowEverything you need to know about visiting Tanzania
The Great Migration is a year-round phenomenon in Tanzania. The best time depends on what you want to see: December-April for calving season in Southern Serengeti, May-July for the movement to Western Corridor, and August-October for river crossings in Northern Serengeti.
Most visitors require a visa, which can be obtained online through Tanzania's e-visa system before travel or on arrival at major entry points. Some nationalities are visa-exempt. Always check current requirements for your nationality before traveling.
Essential items include neutral-colored clothing, comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, binoculars, camera, light jacket for cool mornings, and any personal medications. For Kilimanjaro climbs, specialized gear is needed. For Zanzibar extensions, include swimwear and reef-safe sunscreen.
Yes, Tanzania is generally safe for tourists, especially in national parks, reserves, and established tourist areas. We recommend following standard travel precautions and using reputable tour operators like Yombi Journeys for all arrangements.
Recommended vaccinations include Yellow Fever (required if coming from endemic countries), Hepatitis A & B, Typhoid, and routine vaccines. Malaria prophylaxis is also recommended for most regions. Consult your doctor or travel clinic 4-6 weeks before departure for personalized advice.
Absolutely! Tanzania offers perfect safari and beach combinations. Popular itineraries include Serengeti and Ngorongoro safari followed by relaxation in Zanzibar or Mafia Island. We can customize the perfect blend for your preferences and timeframe.
The Tanzanian Shilling (TZS) is the local currency. US Dollars are widely accepted in tourist areas, and credit cards are accepted in major hotels, lodges, and restaurants. However, carry some cash for local markets, park fees, and smaller establishments.
Let Yombi Journeys create your perfect Tanzanian adventure. Our expert guides and customized itineraries ensure an unforgettable experience from wildlife safaris to mountain climbs and island escapes.