Wild Places

The world's most famous wildlife sanctuary, home to the Great Migration and year-round predator action.

The world's largest inactive volcanic caldera, sheltering 30,000 mammals including the rare black rhino.

Ancient baobabs and enormous elephant herds gather at the Tarangire River in this hidden gem of the north.

Famous for tree-climbing lions and vast flamingo flocks on its alkaline shores — compact but spectacular.

The Spice Island — turquoise Indian Ocean waters, pristine coral reefs, and the UNESCO-listed Stone Town.