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Dhow trips, Kayaking, Windsurfing, Kite
Surfing, Deep Sea Fishing, Sailing and
Snorkeling ..
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Tanzania's National Parks and Game
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The Serengeti |
| Serengeti is
one of the greatest national parks
in the world, the park gets its name
from the Masai word Serenget meaning
'endless plains'. As soon as
you reach the outskirts of the park,
you are greeted with a sight of
miles and miles of endless African
savannahs filled with wild animals.
It is this place which draws
thousands from all over the
world.....Read
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Lake Manyara National Park |
| This unusual park lies in the shadow of the Great
Rift Valley whose reddish brown escarpment wall looms
1,950 feet high (600 metres) on the eastern horizon.
Waterfalls spill over the cliff and hot springs bubble
to the surface in the south. Much of the park often
appears to be in a heat haze created by the soda lake -
Lake Manyara. The lake attracts considerable birdlife,
and its surrounding terrain contains such a rich mosaic
of different habitats that it supports a large number of
animals. Read More |
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Ngorongoro
Conservation Area |
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Ngorongoro volcano, was actually
taller than Kilimanjaro. Today with
a diameter of 16-19 km and an area
of 265 Sqkm it is the largest crater
in the world. From the rim, the
crater bed can be seen dotted with
animals and with a closer
observation, may be with a help of
binoculars, one can not only spot
herds of buffalos and wildebeest but
also some pride of lions or even
rhinos....Read
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Tarangire
National Park |
Tarangire
lies to the south of the large open
grass plains of southern Maasai land
and is the best-kept secret on the
northern safari circuit. It offers
wonderful panoramas of wide savannah
grasslands dotted with open acacia
woodland studded with large Baobab
trees. The density of game is second
only to the crowded Ngorongoro
Crater.
This is a year-round park with
distinct seasons offering different
experiences, from dusty, dry and
baking with animals clustered around
the rapidly reducing Tarangire
river....Read
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