Tanzania's safari country splits into two circuits. The Northern Corridor is the classic, easily reached route out of Arusha; the Southern Corridor trades a little convenience for a lot more solitude. Tap a park to explore it further.
Endless plains and the ecosystem's highest predator density — the anchor of most itineraries.
Explore ParkA self-contained caldera holding one of Africa's densest concentrations of wildlife.
Explore ParkBaobab country and Tanzania's largest elephant herds, at their best in the dry season.
Explore ParkA compact groundwater-forest park known for tree-climbing lions and dense birdlife.
Explore ParkReached mainly through Dar es Salaam or Mtwara, the southern parks trade the Northern Circuit's crowds for a far more remote safari.
Africa's largest park — boat safaris on the Rufiji River, hippos, crocodiles and wild dogs.
Explore ParkTanzania's largest park by area, with big cats strung along the Great Ruaha River.
Explore ParkThe southern park closest to Dar es Salaam — Serengeti scenery on a smaller, easy-reach scale.
Explore ParkA biodiversity hotspot for forest trekking — waterfalls, primates, and no big cats.
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