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Why choose Tanzania? Any avid safari goer will tell you that you must visit Tanzania some time in your life! Any avid safari goer will tell you that you must visit Tanzania some time in your life. The far stretching plains of the Serengeti with its annual wildebeest and zebra migration, the 8,000 feet high Ngorongoro Crater and the snow capped Mount Kilimanjaro are the epitome of Africa. Smaller national parks such as Tarangire, with its baobab trees and sparkling rivers, or far off Katavi in Western Tanzania, are also worth a visit.  Why choose to take a Safari in Northern Tanzania? Northern Tanzania fulfills your every dream of what Africa is really like. The imposing plains and volcanic scenery, the infinite roaming herds, and groups of scarlet-clad Maasai are straight from 'Out of Africa'. Seeing it the Anastasia’s Africa way with an experienced private guide using small luxury camps is infinitely better than a cheaper mass-market minibus package. Northern Tanzania is best seen by private land lover, giving you flexibility to go wherever you wish, when you wish. You will have a highly experienced private guide and will stay in very restful luxury camps, mobile tented camps and safari lodges. We can arrange to have a comfortable private camp set up wherever the heart of the wildebeest migration is. We also have special access to large private reserves neighboring the Serengeti where you can enjoy night drives and walking safaris. Visits to northern Tanzania combine easily with Zanzibar and Kenya would usually last from five to nine days. Zanzibar is fascinating and you should not miss the Old Stone Town having a thousand year history, while on the east and northern coasts there are golden beaches and some intriguing islands with excellent diving and snorkeling. Why choose to take a Safari in Southern and Western Tanzania? For the seasoned adventurers, Southern and Western Tanzania offers Ruaha, Katavi and more...the most remote and least visited game reserves in Africa, yet they are also some of the most beautiful and exciting. These areas, in particular Katavi, rarely visited by tourists but magnificent in its solitude is situated close to Lake Tanganyika. Close by and on the lake is Mahale National Park, home of the Chimpanzees and other primates. Activities include a walk with the chimps, lazing around on the sandy beach, fishing or snorkeling and sun-bathing. These are all 'fly-in' safaris where you can enjoy drives by open vehicle, walking, boating and night drives with a spotlight. 
Northern Tanzania can be visited all year round and, while there is more chance of rain between April and June, these times can also provide very rewarding game viewing in dramatic scenery. Tanzania follows similar patterns as in Kenya and can be reviewed above.All_Itins/Entries/2009/2/9_Tanzania_Mobile_Tented_Luxury.htmlshapeimage_4_link_0