Tanzania Tanzania, despite a wealth of natural resources, is among the world's poorest countries, and at times its most exasperating. For visitors it can often be expensive, hot and unsophisticated. But there can be few countries in the world which are more exciting! Its scenery alone, from the high snows of Mt. Kilimanjaro to the coral sands of Zanzibar, from the short-grass savanna to the petrified violence of the great Rift Valley, is splendid. And yet these landscapes are little more than stages for a whole cast of wildlife spectaculars, including the greatest of natural double-acts, Ngorongoro and the Serengeti, scene of the annual migration which involves more than two million animals. Less well-known but not less worthy are sancturies such as Lake Manyara, famous for its flamingoes and tree-climping lions, Gombe Stream with its chimpanzees, and those sleeping giants of the south, Ruaha and the Selous, elephant kingdoms extraordinary. Tanzania's people, friendly and welcoming without being servile, range from Maasai pastoralists armed with spears to cosmopolitan city dwellers. Their history begins with man's first footsteps, printed in vulcanic ash millions of years ago, and exstends to the present day through the remarkable Swahilli civilization, the slave trade, the Zanzibar sultanate and the great age of exploration, when men such as Livingstone and Stanley strode the land. For those who can rice above its various challenges, Tanzania, the "real Africa", awaits with an extended arm and a ready Karibuni! - Welcome!

Therefore, with big pride, we welcome you to experience the fantastic nature and culture of east Africa.

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