Holidays Tanzania - the perfect African destination

Photograph taken by guests on their Tanzania holiday showing a view of the ocean and the beach in Tanzania surrounded by palm trees

Tanzania holidays offer great experiences

Tanzania has so much to offer the discerning tourist.  It has mountains, lakes, rivers and abundant wildlife.

Beach holidays

Tanzania also has glorious unspoilt beaches. The beach at The Tides Lodge is voted "One of the best 6 Secret Beaches" by the Sunday Times Travel Magazine.

Safari holidays

You can combine exciting african safari holidays with the chance to unwind on a beautiful beach.

25% of Tanzania’s land is protected

Tanzania is the envy of other African nations. 25% of its land is protected through National Parks and reserves.

A widely diverse landscape

Tanzania is bordered by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. It is home to:-

Adventurous Tourists

Tanzania has lots to offer the more adventurous tourists. You can climb Mount Kilimanjaro or sleep in the wilderness. You can go on walking safaris or river safaris.

Eclectic Society

Tanzania is the Jewel in the Crown of African nations. It has a strong heritage and a multicultural society.

Peaceful tribes

120 ethnic tribes exist peacefully. Of these the Masai is the most enduring in popularity.

United by a common language

There are various tribal languages. However all Tanzanians speak Swahili which helps to unite the nation.

A stable society

Tanzania has avoided political turmoil and corruption.

Friendly welcoming nature

The Tanzanian people are renowned for their friendly welcoming nature.

Resources

Today Tanzania prospers from its rich resources in:-

  • cotton
  • tea
  • coffee
  • sisal
  • gold and gem mining
  • and tourism.

These all provide an excellent foundation for investment and economic growth.

Eco-Systems

Systems are in place to sustain and protect wild life and sea life. They also protect the lush flora and fauna including:-

  • the giant Baobabs
  • Acacias
  • and Mangroves

Wildlife

In many of the Parks you can expect to see the ‘Big Five’.

Religion

Christian and Islam faiths make-up most of the population. Roughly 35 to 40% of the population is Muslim.

The Swahili People

The Swahili people are a mix of Bantu, Arab and Indian. They depend on fishing, coconut farming and the spice trade.

To find out more about Tanzania holidays

Please visit the Tanzania Tourist Board website to find out more.