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Africa’s highest peak, the breathtaking Mount Kilimanjaro, rises above the grassy plains of northeast Tanzania. The snow-capped mountain is one of the tallest in the world, encircled by a rich mountain forest. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the sprawling volcano is recognized as an unparalleled natural wonder. Paired with a safari, scaling the so-called Roof of Africa can be a life-changing experience.To the west of Mount Kilimanjaro lies Tanzania’s most well-known safari destination, Serengeti National Park. Millions of hectares of grassland plains and savannah stretch to support vast herds of migrating wildebeests, gazelles and zebras, as well as the big cats and other predators that trail in their wakes. Host to the greatest wildlife spectacle on earth, Serengeti National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Serengeti’s southeast span ends at the volcanic highlands of the Ngorongoro Crater, the world’s largest unfilled caldera. The crater took its shape three million years ago, after an immense volcano exploded and collapsed in on itself. The crater and the surrounding Ngorongoro Conservation Area, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, serves as home for dense wildlife populations which include several globally threatened species.To the southeast of Ngorongoro, the tranquil shores of Lake Manyara sit against the rocky cliffs formed by the East African Rift. The alkaline lake plays host to flocks of flamingos, squadrons of pelicans and hundreds of other bird species. Surrounding the lake are rich forests, swamplands and sprawling bush plains teeming with wildlife – including the area’s remarkable tree-climbing lions.A short distance from Manyara, the verdant marshlands and sweeping grasslands of Tarangire National Park unfold. Enticed by the Tarangire River, herds numbering in the thousands of wildebeests, cape buffalo and zebras congregate in the area during the region’s dry months. The scenic park is home to one of the largest elephant populations in Africa and to a plethora of other species, including giraffes, lions, gazelles and leopards.
Pristine, white sand beaches hug the eastern coast of Tanzania, trailing off into crystal clear waters filled with dazzling marine life. In the warm water of the Indian Ocean, spot humpback whales or explore the spectacular coral reefs. Off the coast lies Zanzibar, home to yet another UNESCO World Heritage Site: the historic Stone Town. Once the capital of the island, the town served a pivotal role in the region’s flourishing spice trade in the 19th century. Its winding alleyways and intricate architecture maintain the town’s distinct charm.
DISCOVER THE BREATHTAKING BEAUTY OF TANZANIA'S EAST COAST
The east coast of Tanzania is blessed with dazzling white beaches and warm waters of the Indian Ocean, offering world-class scuba diving, thrilling deep-sea fishing, and a popular destination for kite surfers. Experience the colorful and exotic allure of Zanzibar, a place that sparks the imagination with its stunning scenery and fascinating history as a spice port.
Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the island's ancient capital of Stone Town reveals its unique character and distinct charm within a labyrinth of winding alleyways and ornate doorways.
ZANZIBAR: AN ENCHANTING SPICE ISLAND WITH RICH HISTORY
Zanzibar, situated in the Indian Ocean, is comprised of the larger islands of Pemba and Unguja (also called Zanzibar Island). Known as the 'Spice Island' for the delicious array of spices grown on its many plantations, Stone Town, a World Heritage Site, features winding alleys, bustling marketplaces, beautifully carved wooden doors, breathtaking mosques, and grand Arab residences.
THE PERFECT PARADISE ARCHIPELAGO FOR ROMANCE, FAMILY, AND ADVENTURE
Zanzibar is a heavenly archipelago consisting of a string of islands in the Indian Ocean, making it the perfect destination for romance, families, and water sports enthusiasts. Plus, it's just a short flight from one of our favorite safari destinations!
EXPERIENCE THE LUXURIOUS PRIVATE MNEMBA ISLAND, ZANZIBAR
A romantic hideaway, Mnemba Island is an exclusive paradise featuring twelve rustically chic beachside bandas for just 24 guests, connected to the breathtaking Mnemba atoll. Discover the unpretentious paradise on this exclusive island, where simple pleasures become your most treasured memories for years to come.
Relax and unwind on your own stretch of beachfront, with simple yet luxurious bandas peeking out onto pristine sands from the dappled shade of the casuarina pine forest. Thatched dining and sitting or bar areas offer stunning open views of the beach and spectacular vistas of Zanzibar beyond.
Indulge in late breakfast trays brimming with tropical fruit, freshly-squeezed juice, and Tanzanian coffee, delivered to your beach banda. Enjoy fresh sushi and chilled champagne discreetly served at your beach loungers, as you celebrate the magnificent sunset in privacy. Savor romantic candlelit dinners on the beach, with the waves gently lapping at your feet. Embrace relaxation and rejuvenation with yoga and massages in the tranquil retreat of your banda.
SET OUT ON A MEMORABLE JOURNEY TO TANZANIA'S ENCHANTING EAST COAST
Tanzania's east coast and the enchanting Zanzibar archipelago offer the perfect blend of breathtaking natural beauty, rich cultural history, and exclusive luxury. Discover the pristine white beaches, indulge in world-class water sports, and immerse yourself in the fascinating history of the Spice Island. Whether you're seeking romance, family adventures, or simply a rejuvenating escape, Zanzibar has something for everyone. Don't miss the opportunity to experience the unparalleled charm and luxury of the private Mnemba Island, where unforgettable memories await. Embark on a journey to Tanzania's captivating east coast and create lasting memories in this extraordinary paradise.
