The Amboni Caves, found in Tanga, are East Africa’s most extensive limestone caves.

Marangu Chagga Caves a testament to the Chagga's ingenuity in defending themselves.

Offering stunning landscapes, wildlife encounters, Mount Meru hikes, walking safaris and serene lakes

The Askari Monument is a historic landmark honoring African soldiers from World War I

The Bismarck Rock, featured on Tanzania’s 1,000-shilling note, is a historic granite formation

Changuu Island, Zanzibar’s historic Prison Island, home to Aldabra tortoises and stunning beaches

Christ Church Cathedral in Zanzibar stands on the site of the last permanent slave market in East Africa.

Meeting point, David Livingstone and H. M. Stanley

Gangilonga Rock, Iringa’s “talking stone,” offers history, culture and stunning views

Gombe National Park, a chimpanzee haven and home to Jane Goodall’s research legacy.

Iringa Boma, a restored colonial-era building showcasing the region's cultural heritage.

Isimila preserves 400,000-year-old tools

Jozani, Zanzibar's only national park, featuring Kirk's red colobus monkeys and mangrove ecosystems.

The Kaole Ruins is a historic site showcasing the remains of a 13th-century trading hub.

Kapologwe Falls plunges 30 meters into pools where hidden caves reveal history.

Kijungu and Daraja la Mungu are natural wonders featuring a unique basin and a natural bridge.