Tourism is less well-developed in the southern and western regions of Tanzania than it is in the north. If it is solitude, tranquillity and peace of mind you are looking for, you may prefer to visit these […]
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Safari Parks in the North of Tanzania
The most famous parks are situated in the north of Tanzania. These parks offer the best chance of witnessing wild animals in their natural habitat. The parks are famous for ‘The Big Five’ and the ‘Great Migration’. […]
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Safari in Tanzania
For Your Unique Adventures Welcome to XCAR Travel Tanzania, a world class luxury safari Tour 0perator and providing a wide variety of options for travel in Africa. Our goal is to actively promote conservation and environmental […]
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Lake Manyara National Park in Tanzania
Location: Lake Manyara is located 126 kilometres from Arusha town, and covers a total of 330 square kilometres. The Park is set in a natural Crater, creating a beautiful environment for Safari. Attractions: Manyara National park […]
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Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania- Safari
Ngorongoro Crater This vast protected area stretches from Lake Natron (the breeding ground for East Africa’s flamingos) in the northeast, to Lake Enyasi in the south, and Lake Manyara to the east. The area includes the […]
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Serengeti National Park
Serengeti National Park Conservation Status : National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site) Established : 1951 (Tanzania’s Oldest National Park) Location : Northern Tanzania, 335 Kms from Arusha Size :14,763 Km² (Tanzania’s Second Largest National Park) Maximum Length […]
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Arusha National Park in Tanzania East Africa
This national park lies about 45km east of Arusha town. It is therefore the closest national park to the safari capital of Tanzania. This park is home to Mt Meru, Tanzania’s “other mountain” standing at 4565m, Ngurdoto […]
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Learn More About The Distinct Tribes Of Tanzania
Maasai Tribe According to oral history, the Maasai people are a fusion of North Africans and Nilotic tribe originating from the northern part of Turkana lake in Kenya, which they left in the 15th century, then moving […]
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