Reasons Why you Should visit Tanzania.

Reasons Why you Should visit Tanzania.

The most beautiful mountain in the world is in Tanzania: 

Mount Kilimanjaro has incredibly picturesque landscapes, and can be summited year-round. Although it is the highest peak in Africa, expeditions are not as difficult as in the Himalayas or in the Andes. This is the only place in Africa where you can see glaciers.

Tanzania has the largest population of wildlife in Africa: 

While you can go on safaris in other countries, the most amazing safaris are in Tanzania. Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Conservation Area are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It is here that the Great Animal Migration takes place every year - a unique phenomenon that has been documented by National Geographic and Animal Planet and draws thousands of visitors every year.

 Tanzania has the largest concentration and diversity of animals in Africa and there are over 1000 bird species to spot in the country. The largest populations of lions, cheetahs, zebras, elephants, giraffes and other large mammals of Africa live in Tanzania, wild and free. If you want to see animals in their natural habitat, Tanzania is the place for African safaris.

The most peaceful nation in East Africa and Africa: 

With more than 120 tribes Tanzania is very stable, and has been a peaceful nation for decades. Communities live in quiet and peace - visitors will see police, but they are conducting traffic and giving tickets for minor violations such as speeding. 

Pleasant Weather: 

It rains in Tanzania for only a couple of months in the spring and about a month in the fall. The rest of the time the weather is nice and sunny, and traveling through the parks is a pleasure! Along the coast, the weather is warm and tropical, while the highlands of the mountains receive cooler temperatures and plenty of sunshine.

Tanzania is Located Near the Indian Ocean: 

After climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru or going on a safari in mainland Tanzania, many travelers choose to visit Tanzania’s beaches. The islands of Zanzibar, Mafia and Pemba offer wonderful lodges, white sand and an amazing underwater world for diving and snorkeling, all within the nation of Tanzania.

Tanzania is Less crowded, fewer tourists: 

Compared to neighboring countries, Tanzania has quite high fees to enter national parks. Despite the increased cost, there are some advantages to this: Tanzania’s parks are not crowded and tourists will experience authentic Tanzania, not a ‘faux culture’ or exaggerations to impress tourists.  While there are not many tourists in the parks, there are a lot more animals than in Kenya, Malawi, Botswana or surrounding countries.

Tanzanians are very friendly people: 

Tanzanians are well-mannered, reserved and friendly. Yes, they usually are a bit conservative and religious, but they welcome visitors and will go out of their way to help you enjoy your stay. Tanzanians are hardworking and passionate about their country; who make up our team of Incredible Africa Adventures.