Tanzania

There are trips that require no explanation

If you’ve ever dreamed of seeing Africa’s stunning wildlife, you’ll want to make your trip to Tanzania. Along with its neighbors Kenya and Uganda, Tanzania is one of the top safari destinations in Africa.

The country boasts some of the highest concentrations of wildlife in the world, and its beautiful landscapes are known to be replete with wildlife-spotting opportunities. It houses the highest mountain in Africa (Mount Kilimanjaro), the Ngorongoro crater, the Serengeti plain, baptized by the Maasai as “Siringet” and which translates as infinite plain and the largest soda lake in the world, Lake Tanganyika.

Tanzania’s national parks and nature reserves offer enormous variety for those wishing to follow in the footsteps of David Attenborough or Ernest Hemingway.

This part of the world is home to one of the most amazing and epic river journeys in existence. The migration that takes place here, twice a year, is so great that scientists have dubbed it “the Great Migration.” This event not only brings together hundreds of thousands of animals – wildebeest, gazelle, zebra and other species – but also hundreds of thousands of predators such as lions, leopards and hyenas. As if that were not enough to see from our observation posts in the Serengeti National Park we will be able to observe the great migration, we will also be able to witness it from our 4×4 as we follow them through the Mara River!

When sunset arrives in the Serengeti, the sky is flooded with intense reddish streaks. At nightfall, the fire and peace from the camp will allow us to recall the magical moments experienced during the day with a drink in hand. This will lead us to a new vibrant and colorful dawn.

Zanzibar will allow us to add the relaxation component. These islands of the Indian Ocean with the aroma of spices, fantastic beaches and incredible sea beds, where it is even possible to enjoy the experience of swimming with dolphins in the wild, are undoubtedly the perfect icing on an unforgettable trip. Quoting Richard Francis Burton, English explorer: “Earth, sea and sky seem wrapped in a soft and sensual repose.”

What place can offer such emotions?