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The NGORONGORO-CRATER -Africa’s Ark & UNESCO-World Heritage Site
In the heart of northern Tanzania, between the Serengeti and Lake Manyara, lies one of Africa’s most fascinating natural wonders: the Ngorongoro Crater. This vast caldera – about 20 km wide, 259 km² in size, and over 600 m deep – is the remnant of a volcano that collapsed two million years ago. Within its steep walls exists a self-contained ecosystem of forests, savannas, and lakes – with an extraordinary density of wildlife.
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Walking with Giraffes –Exploring Arusha National Park on Foot
A safari experience that touches your soul…
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The Zanzibar Islands – Unguja, Pemba & Mafia
White beaches, historic alleys and tropical underwater worlds – Zanzibar surprises, enchants and relaxes. The perfect contrast to a safari. . .
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The Serengeti Explained – Following the Great Migration
Where Are You, Wildebeest and Zebras? When the earth shakes and the water splashes…
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Tanzania – Where Nature, Culture and Warmth Intertwine
A Safari Adventure in a Land Full of Magic
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The Ultimate Packing List for Tanzania
What you really need for safari, Zanzibar and Kilimanjaro – our 10 proven tips make packing easy - Practical, compact and stress-free.
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