Saturday, November 25, 2006

Tanzania Safaris

Tanzania is the ultimate safari destination. Home to the famous Serengeti National Park, the Ngorongoro conservation area and the Mt Kilimanjaro National Park, as well as lesser known parks such as Ruaha National Park and Mahale National Park, Tanzania is a beautiful and ecologically diverse destination, which you can explore on Tanzania Safaris with Tanzania Tours Hub.

On Tanzania Safaris you can see the astounding sight of thousands of wildebeest, antelope and other animals travel across the Seregeti plains on their Annual Migration. See rare Colobus monkeys and chimpanzees in the tropical rainforest, observe elephants, rhinos, hippos and cape buffalo move ponderously over the plain, and swift cheetahs, agile leopards and lordly lions prowl in search of prey.

The different regions where Tanzania Safaris are conducted are:

Northern Tanzania Safari Tours:
Northern Tanzania Safari tours will take you on a tour of the magnificent Serengeti National Park, the Ngorongoro conservation area and the Mt Kilimanjaro National Park. Most Northern Tanzania Safari tours begin and end in the town of Arusha. From Arusha, it's an exciting drive in a land cruiser to these national parks, which are abundant in African wildlife.

Southern and Western Tanzania Safari Tours:
Southern and Western Tanzania abounds in lesser-known but equally picturesque national parks where you can see the entire range of African wildlife. The highlights of Southern and Western Tanzania Safaris are, tours in open-sided vehicles, boat tours and walking tours, so you can get closer to the wildlife. The southern and Western safari parks are also easily accessible, by flights.

Seeing the animals you've only seen on the screen, actually in front of you is an unforgettable thrill. The sight of a graceful cheetah running at full tilt, hearing a lion roar, seeing flocks of flamingoes on a lake, or a group of elephants play and drink alongside a river, are images that will stay with you, long after your Tanzania safari tour has concluded.