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Tanzania

Tanzania is the largest country in East Africa, with an area (including Zanzibar) of just over 945,000 sq. kms(about the size of France, Germany and Switzerland combined), and has a population of some 30 million people. Dar es Salaam is the effective trading and business capital is home to the port and international airport. Dodoma, in central Tanzania, is the official seat of Government. With 28 % of it's landmass dedicated to national parks and reserves and game controlled areas, Tanzania has more land set aside for wildlife conservation than any other country in the World.

Tanzania is also home to Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa, and Mount Meru, the eighth highest ; the World Heritage site of the Ngorongoro Crater, said by many to be the Eighth Wonder of the World ; the Rift Valley and Olduvai Gorge - the "cradle of mankind" ; Lake Tanganyika, the second deepest lake in the World and Lake Victoria, the largest lake in Africa; the Great Rufiji River; 800 kilometres of coral fringed coastline on the Indian Ocean, and three main tropical islands : Zanzibar, Pemba and Mafia.

Tanzania, in truth, has it all! Tanzania's coast is unspoiled resembling tropical islands with the ajority of the mainland coast is absolutely undeveloped, save for a few hotels and resorts in and around Dar es Salaam and Bagamoyo. It is hard to believe that, when the now bustling town of Dar es Salaam was nothing more than a tiny African fishing village with the first Arab traders arriving on it's coast around 500 AD.

The old Colonial town of Tanga is the centre of the north coast and the main access point for visits to the Amboni Caves and Amani Nature Reserve. During it's height of influence, Kilwa Kisiwani was one of the principal parts of trade on the Indian Ocean. The ruins were named a World Heritage Site in 1981 and archeological investigations have already revealed some of the earliest gold coins ever minted.

We are pleased to announce that, for every Tanzania Safari booked with us from 01 January 2012, Rove Africa will be donating USD 10.00 per client towards the support of anorphan at the Jue Primary School & Orphanage in Arusha http://sponsorcheti.org/category/jue/  We are happy to arrange School visits for interested clients subject to time and term constraints 

Hotels in Tanzania

Kipepeo Village

Kipepeo Village
Destination:
Tanzania
Location:
Dar es Salaam
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Lake Duluti Lodge

Lake Duluti Lodge
Destination:
Tanzania
Location:
Arusha
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Lazy Lagoon Island

Lazy Lagoon Island
Destination:
Tanzania
Location:
Opposite the town of Bagamoyo,...
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Mkoma Bay Tented Lodge

Mkoma Bay Tented Lodge
Destination:
Tanzania
Location:
Pangani
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Photo Albums for Tanzania

Tanzania Safari photo album

The great elephants in the Tanzania National Parks
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Tanzania

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Destinations in Tanzania

Mafia Island
Mafia Island

Travel Packages for Tanzania

Zebra in Selous
Selous Wilderness Camp & Zanzibar

National Parks in Tanzania

Serengeti National Park
Serengeti National Park
Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Selous Game Reserve
Selous Game Reserve
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