5 Great Places In Tanzania For A Luxury Safari

5 Great Places In Tanzania For A Luxury Safari

Do you have an itinerary for a memorable trip? Maybe you should try a luxury Tanzania Safari? It’s a country of scenic wonders and fauna. And due to its extraordinary array, you can engage in more than just the traditional safari activities. You can go water skiing in Zanzibar, watch the Great Migration in the Serengeti National Park and explore the Ngorongoro Crater.

Below are the most amazing spots to visit in Tanzania on a luxury safari.

1. Zanzibar

Zanzibar is an exotic archipelago off the coast of Tanzania and the perfect match to your safari experience in Tanzania. The “Spice Island” has lovely beaches where you can unwind after all your adventures. It’s also famous for its history, culture, and natural wonders.

Zanzibar’s white sands and turquoise waters make for an ideal relaxing retreat. You could have a day at the beach and get your tan. But if you’re into the wild, you can take up water sports such as snorkelling and diving. Zanzibar is surrounded by coral reefs, which makes it an excellent place to experience the sea.

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You might just want to chill on the sand, but why not make time to explore Zanzibar’s long past? Influenced by African, Arab, Indian and European forces, the archipelago’s legacy is visible in Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore its cobblestoned streets, a mixture of old buildings, bustling markets, and spices permeating the air.

Visit the spice gardens and local villages to immerse yourself in Zanzibari culture. A sunset dhow cruise is another popular way to enjoy Zanzibar culture.

2. Ngorongoro Crater

Often called the “Eighth Wonder of the World,” the Ngorongoro Crater is a must on your luxury Tanzania safari. : As the world’s largest extinct volcanic caldera, get a spectacular animal tour of this UNESCO World Heritage. The Crater’s arid climate supports the largest concentration of animals and therefore is one of the few African destinations where the Big Five can be witnessed in one day!

You’ll also have the opportunity to see the spectacular Ngorongoro landscape. The Crater’s floor is a mosaic of grasslands, acacia forests and freshwater lakes, each providing habitats for a multitude of species. Lake Magadi is the soda lake, often roiling with flamingos to add to its stunning beauty.

Besides, Ngorongoro Crater’s high, treelined walls lend it a romantic feel. To look at them is to sit in a natural amphitheatre and watch nature perform at its best. Your experience in the Ngorongoro Crater is given an additional cultural element by the Maasai, who live in harmony with the animals.

3. Pemba Island

Pemba Island is Tanzania’s “Green Island” and an ideal destination for those who are looking for a quiet break during a luxury Tanzania safari. Just north of Zanzibar, it is renowned for its lush, virgin land, clean waters, and colorful fishes.

The solitude and peace of Pemba Island gives you an aura of privacy and will make your stay a serene and restful one. Its spectacular coral reefs are a haven for keen divers and snorkellers who wish to immerse themselves in the underwater environment of East Africa. Explore colorful coral gardens, swim with turtles, and marvel at the biodiversity of aquatic life.

Pemba’s hilltops, forested landscapes and clove plantations resemble scenes in a different world from the savannas of the mainland. The island is also cultured and historical, with the ruins and the traditional Swahili villages providing a glimpse into the island’s history. In addition, there are also luxury lodges and eco-friendly resorts on Pemba Island where you can enjoy a restful holiday in an environment of natural beauty.

4. Serengeti National Park

Tanzania’s safari capital is the Serengeti National Park. It’s also a fantastic spot for an executive safari where you can have a wildlife experience in world-class accommodations.

Famous for its open savanna, prairie and skies, the Serengeti is perhaps best known for the Great Migration, when millions of wildebeest, zebras and gazelles move across the plains in one spectacular journey.

The Serengeti National Park is the best birding place in the world and an ideal addition to any Tanzania safari and beach holidays, containing more than 500 species from lilac-breasted rollers to giant African fish eagles. The Serengeti is particularly interesting to observe for birds because the park’s diverse ecosystems – its rivers, its forests, its grasslands – house an astounding array of species.

If you’re looking for the indulgences, take a room at one of the Serengeti’s exclusive lodges and camps. To wake up with the glow of dawn in your tent, your own private porch overlooking the great plains. Be prepared to see the Big Five, among thousands of other creatures, on your game drives. Once your day is over, relax in a spa, eat delicious meals in the stars, or hop on a hot air balloon to see the Serengeti from above.

5. Lake Manyara National Park

The Lake Manyara National Park is an intriguing destination in which you can experience the different safari experiences in Tanzania. With its spectacular scenery and animal species, Lake Manyara is a fantastic stop off point on your Tanzanian safari.

The park is famous for its lake of the same name, Lake Manyara, a vast, shallow soda lake that holds several species of birds. For keen birders, the park is particularly interesting: thousands of flamingos circle the lake, as do pelicans, egrets and even the endangered African fish eagle. There is diversity in the park’s multiple ecosystems, from rich groundwater forest and acacia forests to open grasslands.

Visitors that are interested in wildlife will enjoy seeing the park’s tree-climbing lions, though they are rare and will give you a bit of a challenge. Moreover, Lake Manyara is inhabited by herds of elephants, giraffes, zebras and wildebeests. They include primates such as baboons and blue monkeys.

If you like luxury, a Kilimanjaro Hike will not be ideal for you! On your safari, you can camp in luxury lodges and tented camps in and around the park. After a day of game drives and wildlife viewing, come back to your luxurious lodge and enjoy breathtaking views of the escarpment or the lake. Luxury safari in Tanzania at its best!