The heart of the work
Tanzania
From iconic national parks to quieter country further south — a journey written around your story.
Tanzania
River light in the Serengeti
The northern circuit
Serengeti National Park
UNESCO plains, the migration, and one of Africa’s great wildlife theatres.
Read the placeNorthern places
Ngorongoro Crater
The world’s largest intact volcanic caldera, dense with wildlife.
Tarangire National Park
Elephant herds, ancient baobabs and a more intimate northern park.
Lake Manyara National Park
A compact rift-valley park of forest, lake and famous tree-climbing lions.
Arusha
The northern-circuit gateway: arrivals, briefings and the first night.
Arusha National Park
A green park of lakes, colobus monkeys and views of Mount Meru.
Mount Kilimanjaro
Africa’s highest peak — treated in full on its own page.
Lake Natron
A remote alkaline lake and flamingo breeding ground at the foot of Ol Doinyo Lengai.
Further into Tanzania
Saadani National Park
Where bush meets the Indian Ocean.
Kitulo National Park
A highland park of wildflowers, often called the Serengeti of flowers.
Nyerere National Park
One of Africa’s largest parks: river, boat safari and wild southern Tanzania.
Ruaha National Park
A vast, less-visited southern park of baobabs, lions and the Great Ruaha River.
Mikumi National Park
An accessible southern park on the road toward Nyerere and the coast.
Udzungwa Mountains National Park
Eastern-arc rainforest, endemic primates and waterfall walks.
Katavi National Park
One of Tanzania’s wildest and least-visited parks.
Mahale Mountains National Park
Lake Tanganyika and habituated chimpanzees on forested slopes.
Gombe Stream National Park
Jane Goodall’s lakeshore forest — intimate chimpanzee tracking.
Bagamoyo
A historic coastal town of stone, dhows and Swahili memory.
Where you might stay
A lodge library for the north
Every photograph here is from Jenny’s lodge dossier. Availability, category and inclusions are confirmed before any booking.
