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. British Airways, KLM, Alliance Air and Swiss Air all have regular flights into Dar es Salaam on mainland Tanzania, from which there are daily connecting flights. Getting around Local buses cover the entire island, and travellers can also hire taxis and mini buses. Car hire is possible but only with an international driver's permit. What to expect Zanzibar is characterised by miles of beaches and the ancient spice centre of Stone Town.