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Tanzania safari and Kilimanjaro climb organizer. Combine your Tanzania safari with holiday in Zanzibar. We are a Swedish and Tanzanian safari company. Feel welcome to try our Tanzanian safaris in “the land of Kilimanjaro”. We arrange preliminary safaris to the following national parks: Serengeti National Park, Lake Manyara National Par, Tarangire National Park, Arusha National Park (Mount Meru), Kilimanjaro National Park. Our spatiality is to organize tailor made safari itineraries for Tanzania and Zanzibar.

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Travel and Planning Information for Tanzania and Rwanda

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Most used Kilimanjaro trekking routes are as follows arranged according to popularity: Marangu route, Rongai route, Machame route, Shira route, Lemosho route and Umbwe route. Climbing mount kilimanjaro is challenging but this is successful when you do it with well trained certified mountain guides. Climbing kilimanjaro via machame and/or rongai is most successful and rewarding trips.

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Pole Pole Resort is the perfect Romantic Getaway, the ideal place for a romantic honeymoon package on Mafia Island off the coast of Tanzania. Mafia is a remote small wooded island accessible only by plane, best from Dar es Salaam, or Zanzibar or other parts of Tanzania via Dar. There are flights every day, but be warned the aircraft is small, perhaps only 16 seats and it isn't for the faint hearted. After landing on a grass airstrip on Mafia it is still a further hour by jeep.

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Mzizima's dates back several centuries to the time when the Barawa tribes started to settle and farm the areas close to Mbwa Maji,Gezaulole, Maji Mbagara and Mjimwema.

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This is not a tourist destination. There are no trials for the tourists, no curios, and no young people wanting to give you a guided tour for a small fee. I take only a very few of our guests here who have a day to spare; who want to see the real Africa and it is especially good for people who want to get out of the vehicle because they are tired of sitting and they want to stretch their legs.

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It is almost a year since I last paid a visit to Pangani and my imminent re-visit is long overdue. My first visit was in 2001. I was chaperoning an American lady on a safari from Dar es Salaam all the way to the Northern Serengeti.

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When visiting the North of Tanzania, for a safari, the usually itinerary is, Tarangire National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, the Serengeti and then Lake Manyara. These parks are a must, especially for the first time visitor to Tanzania.

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When visiting a third world country it is important to know the money you are spending is actually doing some good in the communities you will be visiting. Your visit will then be changing a life or for the better. You do not even have to be involved. If you choose just to relax and enjoy your vacation this is fine – your vacation is changing lives for the better. This is, however, if you choose your operator with care and discernment.

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The Chagga people are mountain people, who live on and in the shadow of Kilimanjaro – Northern Tanzania. They once believed in Sheuta and ancient creator god who formed the human race as a potter creates earthen vessels.

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The Northern Circuit is probably Africa’s most dramatic wildlife area. Game safaris never fail to satisfy with the thrill of the big game; they also offer diverse flora, panoramic landscapes and spectacular mountains; the game migrations across the plains defy description. The Serengeti is an ‘Immortal Eden’ where nature reigns - vast endless plains echo with thundering hooves of over two million migrating wildebeest.

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Tanzania is one of Africa's top wildlife safari destinations. Wildlife lovers have a choice of two very different safari routes- referred to as the northern and southern circuits. The contrast is most obvious in the topography, habitat and climate.

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Snow-capped Kilimanjaro, floating above the clouds is no doubt one of the most beautiful and impressive sights of the natural world. Even hard-boiled non-believers, in their unguarded moments, empathise with the Maasai who call it the “House of God”.

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The first walking Safari is a real adventure across part of the Udzungwa Mountains National Park. There are no hotels or lodges in this park. This area is a series of mountain rangers and interlocking valleys - ranging from the top of the Kilombero Valley at 300 meters above sea level to peaks of around 2,570 meters above sea level.

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A Tanzania Safari is a place of wonder and discovery. Tanzania was the entry point for many early explorers and the same is true today; there is much on offer and there are many places to discover. To embark on a safari here in Tanzania is to discover the wonder of this friendly African paradise.

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Changuu Private Island Paradise, also known as Prison Island is an exquisite paradise with a private white sandy beach, dense forest, unspoiled placid waters and coral reef. This paradise in eastern Tanzania is also a haven for rare bird species and a unique group of permanent residents since 1919 known as the Aldabra Giant tortoises. This endangered species were a gift from the Seychelles government and have grown from an initial group of 4 to over 100.

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Mji Mkongwe (in Swahili) or Stone town is the ancient part of Zanzibar City, the capital of the island of Zanzibar, a part of the East African state of Tanzania. Stone Town is an enjoyable place to saunter around aimlessly and experience a living history.

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Wandamba means ''people of the valley'', indicative of this tribe's long relationship with it's homeland, Kilombero valley. Fishing is the primary occupation , and it is the calls of the fishermen returning from a night on the river which rouse me from my slumber. ''The catch is in'' explains Steve our safari cook, looking quite excited, ''let us go and choose lunch!''

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Grace sews to make money to support her family. She lives on the peripheries of Arusha Town in Tanzania, East Africa. She makes curtains for a shop in the town centre, one of the expensive shops where all the ex-pats go to spend their money. Arusha is a small town with one main street and two small markets.

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