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Why Visit East Africa ?


DIVERSE CULTURE


If There Is A Place Where Culture Is Represented Is East Africa With Tanzania Having The Highest Number Of Tribes 120, Kenya 42 With The Smallest Tribe Being El Molo With Less Than 300 People Who Are Pure El Molos, Uganda 40 Tribes And Rwanda Burundi Having 3 Tribes In Common. With These Tribes Come Different Cultures And Ways Of Life. For Anyone Wanting To Experience Culture East Africa Is The Best Place To Visit. 

MOUNTAINS /RANGES


Mountains And Ranges Are The Heart Of Most Countries With Some Being The Water Towers Of These Individual Countries, The Habitat To Most Wildlife. Mountains Include:
  • Mt. Kilimanjaro Which Is The Highest In Africa
  • Mt. Kenya Boasts Of Its Snow Peak While Located At The Equator
  • Aberdare Ranges Which Is The Home To Karuru Falls The Highest Falls In East And Central Africa. 
  • Other Mountains And Ranges Include Mt. Elgon Which Borders Kenya And Uganda, Virunga Mountains Which Runs From Uganda To Rwanda, Mt Ruwenzori In Uganda, And Mt. Heha In Burundi. The Mountains Of The Moon In Ruwenzori National Park Are The Highest Range In Africa. 

ABUNDANCE OF NATIONAL PARKS


National Parks In East Africa Are Unique And Diverse In The Ranging Activities That One Can Take In The Parks One Can Enjoy Wildlife Safaris, Bird Watching And In Some Parks Mountain And Rock Climbing. The Mara And Serengeti Having The Seventh Wonder Of The World The Wildebeest Migration.One Of Africa's Most Ancient Rain forests Can Be Found In Bwindi Impenetrable National Park In Uganda. Tracking Gorillas Is The Nation's Most-Sought-After Tourist Activity And Requires Booking In Advance. 

POPULAR PARKS IN TANZANIA ARE:

  • NGORONGORO CONSERVATION AREA
  • SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK
  • LAKE MANYARA NATIONAL PARK
  • MOUNT KILIMANJARO NATIONAL PARK
  • SELOUS GAME RESERVE
  • MAHALE MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK

WHITE COASTAL ISLANDS


Rugged And Untamed, The Wild Coast Offers Mangrove Forests, Deep Sea Diving, Cosy Hotels, Archipelagoes, Marine Parks, Water Sports. 

TANZANIA COASTAL LIFE


Tanzania's reputation as one of Africa's greatest safari destinations often overshadows the fact that it has over 800 kilometres of dazzling Indian Ocean coastline to explore and that's before you get to exotic Zanzibar and Tanzania's other tropical islands. With enough variety to make it the ideal finale to a Tanzania safari or as a stand-alone vacation, a Tanzania beach holiday will appeal to every traveller. The beaches themselves are some of the finest on the East African coast while the range of world-class dive sites will delight scuba divers and snorkellers. Honeymooners will love the exclusive and indulgent beachfront lodges while parents will appreciate the range of family-friendly accommodation and activities available. Pack lightly for your Tanzania beach holiday: it's usually pretty hot, sunny and humid all year round with temperatures averaging between 25 and 30°C. There are however distinct rainy seasons: try to avoid the coast during the long rains of March to April (when a number of lodges close) but there is less to worry about with the short rains of November to January. 

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