Tanzania National Parks and conservation areas
Tanzania is where Africa reveals its most authentic wilderness experiences. Vast savannahs, volcanic craters, tropical forests, snow-capped mountains, hidden lakes, and remote wildlife corridors create one of the most diverse safari destinations on Earth. Every national park offers a different atmosphere, ecosystem, and emotional connection with nature.
From witnessing the Great Wildebeest Migration in Serengeti to tracking chimpanzees in Mahale Mountains, climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, or exploring the untouched wilderness of Katavi, Tanzania delivers experiences that remain unforgettable long after the journey ends.
Managed by Tanzania National Parks (TANAPA), these protected ecosystems preserve some of the world’s greatest wildlife treasures while offering travelers extraordinary safari adventures, cultural encounters, conservation experiences, and luxury escapes.
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Tanzania has 22 national parks managed by the Tanzania National Parks Authority (TANAPA), covering approximately 15% of the country's land area. These parks offer some of the finest game viewing in Africa, protecting a wide range of ecosystems from vast savannas to chimpanzee habitats and Africa's highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro.
