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What to do in Tanzania

Tanzania is the biggest country in East Africa, so you’ll have no worries when it comes to finding places to go and fun activities to do. It’s a country filled with amazing national parks, game reserves, fantastic beaches, museums, mountains, and many more. If you’ve come to explore the best of Africa, Tanzania is a perfect place to start.

Fly to Arusha to climb Mount Meru for fantastic views and amazing waterfalls. See the camel safaris at Longido. Explore the wilderness of the Serengeti. Enjoy camping and seeing the wildlife at the Tarangire National Park. See more animals at the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. You can even see a flamingo-filled lake at the scenic Lake Manyara National Park.

Are you looking for the beach? Then fly to Dar es Salaam next and head to Bahari Beach, South Beach, Mbduya Island, Bongoyo Island, and Msasani. Learn more about the history and heritage of Tanzania at the National Museum of Tanzania and The Village Museum.

Have the ultimate outdoor adventure when you fly to Zanzibar! Enjoy trekking the nature trails of Jozani Forest, where you can see the massive exotic trees of Tanzania.

Zanzibar is also known as the Spice Island, so go on a spice tour as well. Get your perfect tan at Kendwa Beach and also at the endless white sand beaches near Jambiani or Paje. Check out the lagoons, beaches, safaris, and diving spots of Pemba Island.

The best way to end your Tanzania trip is by climbing the highest peak in Africa at Mount Kilimajaro. Just imagine the feeling of reaching the summit, and all the travel stories and photos you’re going to get!

Check out what you can expect in your trip with this list of the best things to do in Tanzania.

When to visit Tanzania

The best time to visit Tanzania is during the high season from June to September, when the weather is cooler and dry, and when animal spotting is easiest.

A visa is required for Australians to fly to Tanzania and travel around the country. Be sure that your passport is valid for at least six months when you return to Australia. Visit the Consulate of the United Republic of Tanzania in Australia and Smartraveller for more travel info.

Travelling to and around Tanzania

To reach Tanzania, you will be landing at Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar es Salaam, Kilimanjaro International Airport, or Zanzibar International Airport. You can travel around the country by plane, bus, taxi, and three-wheeled vehicles like tuk-tuks.

Tanzania is just waiting to say “karibu” (welcome) to you, so go and book your Tanzania flights with Skiddoo today!