The harmonious blend of scenic landscapes and rich diversity of wildlife is what makes Tanzania an irresistible destination for photographers. Beauty graces nearly every corner of this country, from the renowned Serengeti in the north to the remote wilderness in the south. With endless options of national parks to choose from, it’s no wonder wildlife photographers consistently make the journey to this East African gem.Â
From big cats and majestic elephants, to birds of prey and monkeys, Tanzania ensures photographic opportunities at every possible moment, whether you’re on an exciting game drive or enjoying the comfort of your lodge. From amateurs to seasoned professionals, anyone with a passion for photography will have an action-packed wildlife adventure waiting for them in Tanzania. Â
Southern Tanzania is a hidden gem with a welath of wildlife for you to capture.
The breathtaking scenery, symphony of wildlife, and deep immersion into the African wilderness are all reasons why Tanzania is an amazing choice for a photography tour. If you want to experience the unspoiled wilderness and capture authentic photographs of animals in action, then our Tanzania photo safari is the perfect adventure for you. Tanzania is a great opportunity to improve your photography as you’ll receive constant exposure to wildlife coupled with expert guidance, and you’ll leave with memories that last a lifetime.
Why travel with usIn Tanzania, the language you’ll hear the most spoken is Swahili. English is one of the official languages of Tanzania, therefore many citizens will speak English as well in the urban areas
Tanzania is best known for its exquisite wilderness, which is what makes it a premier safari destination for tourists. It has some of the best and largest national parks, allowing for an immersive game viewing experience. As Tanzania is a huge country, with nature reserves expanding from the North to the South, it’s important to choose the right Tanzania photo safari.
The official currency of Tanzania is the Tanzanian Shillings.
In Tanzania, the language you’ll hear the most spoken is Swahili. English is one of the official languages of Tanzania, therefore many citizens will speak English as well in the urban areas.
The best time to go to Tanzania is during the dry season, which runs from late June to October. During this season, wildlife photography is at its prime due to the sunny weather and easy game spotting.
Tanzania has a tropical climate, which means that it is fairly warm all-year round. This also entails that Tanzania has a dry season and a wet season, with the wet season characterized by heavy rainfall.
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