Also guided climbs up Mount Kilimanjaro. What to expect Tanzania is an economically poor country but it does offer a wide variety of spectacular natural locations for the traveller, from the peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro to the beautiful coast and islands of the Indian Ocean. The highest peak in Tanzania, the volcano encompasses a variety of terrains, from rainforest at the bottom to the barren, volcanic landscape of the twin peaks. Ngorongoro Conservation Area Formed by a volcanic explosion and protected as a World Heritage Site, Ngorongoro is home to over 25,000 large mammals and 100 species of birds. The Serengeti covers over 14,763 sq.
Many tourists go there to spot and photograph the wildlife.
One of the most spectacular sights is the annual migration of over two million wildebeest, followed by their predators. Getting around Internal flights within Tanzania run by private companies are efficient and cheap. Much cheaper, but slower, are the buses that run throughout the country. Trains are very limited and unreliable. Gulf Air is the only airline that flies directly into Zanzibar.