ATO'S FAVORITE. Every month we highlight new accessible tours

ATO’S FAVORITE

This month ATO’s favorite: the ATO Tanzania Office

Always wanted to see the Big Five? Or count the stars, sleeping under the African sky?

ATO Office in Tanzania

The ATO Tanzania Office is based in Arusha (International Airport). You can email Kivaria for your accessible safari adventures at tanzania@accessibletravel.online.

Kivaria and his team at Zicasso Expeditions are very experienced and will make sure your travels will be unforgettable.

Visa – Please find all information about visa and passes here Visa info Tanzania.

Languages – The official languages are English and Swahili.

About Tanzania

Tanzania is located on the eastern coast of Africa and has an Indian Ocean coastline approximately 1,424 kilometers (885 mi) long. There are over 120 ethnic groups on the Tanzanian mainland, most of whom migrated from other parts of Africa over the millennia, whilst on the coast.

Culture

The Tanzania culture is Swahili, an Arab/African mix, but there are also big Asian communities, particularly Indian, in towns and cities. Tribes inhabit rural areas, including the Maasai of the Great Rift Valley of the north. It is okay to photograph the locals, but always ask first. Some Maasai will charge you for this.

Fortunately, Tanzania doesn’t disappoint. The great migration isn’t the only aspect of Tanzania that’s worth seeing. Herds of grazing animals mean that predators won’t be far away. In Tanzania, you’ll have the opportunity to see lion, cheetah, leopards, and hunting dogs.

Lions and leopards

If you’re curious about what this beautiful country has to offer, here’s are number of reasons it’s regarded as one of the best safari destinations in Africa.

The Ngorongoro Crater

If you travel to Tanzania, you can not miss the magnificent Ngorongoro Crater. This fertile valley, believed to be the result of a volcanic explosion, is one of the most beautiful natural wildlife destinations in the world.

The Ngorongoro has even been named one of Africa’s Seven Natural Wonders.

The surrounded nature of the crater has created an ecosystem all of its own. Because of that, it is truly one of the best locations to spot game. The crater area is also known for its abundant population of lions.

If you dream of watching wildlife, this is the place to be. Buffalo, elephants, leopards, and rhino can be seen here. Besides, you have a chance to see a host of other well-loved African classics like the ostrich, zebra, cheetah, wildebeest, gazelle, and even hippos.

The Beaches of Zanzibar Are Stunning

While beaches may not be one of the first things that you think of when you imagine an African safari, it is certainly a great experience to visit the beautiful island of Zanzibar to round off your safari.

The beaches of Zanzibar are famous for a reason. White sand, blue waters, and swaying palms … these beaches are regarded as some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.