Home to Africa’s highest peak and the world’s tallest free-standing mountain

Kilwa Kisiwani: Ancient island, a historic trade hub with ruins, mosques and rich cultural heritage

Kitulo, Africa's first plant park, where flowers carpet the hills and birds rest on trips.

A volcanic crater lake offering stunning views, rare species and activities like kayaking and hiking

Home to Lake Duluti and surrounded by lush forests and stunning views of Mt. Meru and Kilimanjaro.

Lake Manyara National Park, famous for tree-climbing lions, abundant birdlife and varied ecosystems.

Africa’s second-largest crater lake, boasts stunning views, rich biodiversity and captivating legends

Lake Victoria - source of Nile River, Africa's largest and the world's second-largest lake

Magamba's lush forests, unique wildlife, and stunning views in Tanzania's Eastern Arc Mountains.

Mahale, a sanctuary for chimpanzees and a unique, foot-based wilderness experience

The Mbozi meteorite is one of the world’s largest and among the ten heaviest meteorites.

Mikindani, a historic town in Mtwara blending the Swahili, Arabic and European influences.

Mkomazi, where endangered black rhinos and wild dogs thrive amid stunning mountain views.

MV Liemba, world's oldest operating passenger ship sailing Lake Tanganyika for over a century.

The Mwl. J.K. Nyerere Memorial House is dedicated to Tanzania’s founding father.

Old Fort (Ngome Kongwe) is the oldest building in Stone Town, built between 1698 - 1701.