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Average temperatures and rainfall for Tanzania |
Month |
Temp |
Rain |
| January |
32°C |
58mm |
| February |
32°C |
58mm |
| March |
31°C |
121mm |
| April |
30°C |
300mm |
| May |
29°C |
204mm |
| June |
29°C |
30mm |
| July |
28°C |
30mm |
| August |
28°C |
18mm |
| September |
28°C |
19mm |
| October |
28°C |
29mm |
| November |
32°C |
81mm |
| December |
32°C |
100mm |
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| Tanzania & Zanzibar |
| Reasons to visit Tanzania & Zanzibar |
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Ngorongoro Crater a famous world heritage site, one of the natural wonders of the world, it is the greatest extinct volcano crater on earth and home to 1000's of animals. Lodges and camp sites are situated on the rim offering spectacular views of the crater floor. |
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Explore the exotic Spice Island of Zanzibar, wonder around Stonetown markets and visit the beautiful beaches. |
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Watch the annual migration of millions of wildebeest and zebra followed by their predators, as they journey from the Serengeti to greener pastures in Kenya. The herds are here from December to March, then start making their way North slowly arriving in the Masai Mara for July to October, before they start making their way back south in November. |
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Lake Victoria, Africa's deepest lake and the source of the great Nile River. |
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Game viewing in Arusha National Park. |
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Visit Oludavi Gorge, where lie the oldest remains of mankind that have ever been found, dating back some 3 and a half million years. |
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Climb to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest mountain and the largest free standing mountain in the world, or just take in the spectacular vision of this mountain, which can be seen from up to 160 kms away. |
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Swim with dolphins or visit them by boat in Zanzibar |
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The soda lakes of Lake Manyara covered with flamingos. |
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View the incredible wildlife of the Serengeti, home to over three million large animals, including some of the largest concentrations of lion, cheetah and leopard in the world. |
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Tanzania, land of wide open plains covered with game, proud tribal names, snow capped mountains, dark forests, millions of migrating animals, flamingo-filled lakes and white sandy beaches. This is by far one of the best places for game-viewing and for those looking to compliment their holiday with some time on a beautiful beach, Tanzania has this to offer too.
Just 35kms offshore from the capital Dar es Salaam, lies the exotic spice island of Zanzibar, known for its aromatic spices like cloves, nutmeg and cinnamon ever since it was discovered by Arab traders in the 8th century. Nearby Chumbe Island is a coral reef sanctuary and has won numerous awards for ecotourism and conservation. Pemba Island makes for an elegant retreat.
This great country can be explored by land in comfortable 4x4 cars such as Land Rovers or Land Cruisers or by flying into an area and taking safaris from there. Safaris may be by vehicle, on foot, horseback, or even from a balloon. Flights from the main land are available into Zanzibar where you can transfer to the hotel of your choice. |
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To start creating your holiday in Tanzania, simply complete a booking form or, if you want advice email us on info@helloafricatravel.com or give us a call on (+44) 0871 711 3331 and have a chat with one of our Tanzanian specialists.
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