Tanzania Blog Posts

Discover the ultimate honeymoon destination: Tanzania. With its wildlife safaris, stunning beaches, and rich cultural heritage, Tanzania offers the perfect blend of romance and excitement. From exploring the Serengeti to relaxing on the pristine beaches of Zanzibar, create unforgettable memories in this East African gem.

With unique activities and luxurious accommodations, Tanzania is the perfect choice for your honeymoon.

Embarking on an exciting Tanzania safari adventure requires careful consideration of what to wear to ensure comfort and appropriateness. This comprehensive guide provides essential tips and recommendations for selecting the perfect safari clothing.

Remember, while on your Tanzanian safari, it is important to stay protected and respect the wildlife and their natural environment. Follow the guidance of your knowledgeable guides and enjoy the awe-inspiring beauty of Tanzania's wildlife.

Embark on an extraordinary luxury safari experience and uncover the finest Serengeti lodges. Immerse yourself in the African wilderness, luxuriate in opulent accommodations, and support vital conservation efforts.

Prepare for an exhilarating adventure amidst awe-inspiring vistas and captivating wildlife encounters.

10 Of the best safari packages where one gets to explore, witness and photograph some of Africa's best wildlife sightings in one of Africa's top National Parks, The Serengeti.

Visiting the Serengeti National Park is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see, photograph and experience some of Africa's best wildlife sightings.

Introducing the best safari Routes and safari itineraries! Explore the Serengeti's vast plains, marvel at the wildlife in the Ngorongoro Crater, and much more.

With us, you'll have everything taken care of, from planning to execution - so all you need to do is relax and enjoy your adventure.

Are you planning a trip to Tanzania? You're in for an incredible adventure! Our ultimate bucket list will take you to some of the most beautiful and awe-inspiring places in the country.

Trek to Mount Kilimanjaro, tour Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Crater, and explore the Zanzibar Archipelago – just to name a few highlights. So what are you waiting for? Start planning your dream vacation today!

Discover the best time for a safari in Tanzania! Our guide will help you plan your trip for an incredible wildlife experience during the right season.

Explore stunning landscapes and see some of the most fantastic wildlife and birdlife on earth!

Looking for the best places to stay in Tanzania? Look no further! Uyaphi has put together a list of our 10 best lodges in the country, perfect for any traveller.

From Tarangire and Serengeti National Parks to Selous Game Reserve and beyond, we’ve got you covered. So book now and enjoy an unforgettable African safari!

Some of the most iconic moments in the legend and real history of David Livingstone's explorations emanate from Tanzania.

The reporter and explorer HM Stanley famously met Livingstone at Ujiji on Lake Tanganyika with the reputed words of "Dr Livingstone I presume."

It is no surprise that Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe is one of the most widely published books in history. Island life has occupied the daydreams of young and old since it was first released in 1719...

The new addition to the sengi family was first spotted in 2005 when Francesco Rovero of the Trento Museum of Natural Sciences in Italy set up motion-sensing cameras in the forests of Tanzania's the Eastern Arc Mountains.

A photograph appeared of a creature with a long snout that no one could identify.

The island of Zanzibar is one of those wonderfully exotic names which conjures up mystery, spices and tropical heat.

It is all those things and more. In 2013, it is likely to be your beach destination of choice if you have been on safari in mainland Tanzania or even Kenya.

In 2014, most of Europe, the UK, North America and the majority of the former British colonies and territories will be commemorating the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War.

These commemorations will be times of reflection, of memory and certainly not of celebration.