Beaches to Visit During a Tanzania Safari
With over 800km of coastline as well as a number of tropical islands, you will be spoilt for choice when looking for an unspoilt beach. Tanzania has a tropical climate and you will find temperatures to be between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius almost all year round. However, you may want to avoid the rainy season which is between March and April. The best part of the coast to visit is in the Saadani National Park which is four hours north of Dar es Salaam. During a stay in a safari lodge in Saadani you will be living right amongst the locals and it is a fantastic opportunity to discover how warm and friendly the Tanzanian people are. You can also sample the Tanzanian seafood including the famous prawns which can be up to foot long.
Spice Island adventures on a Tanzania Safari
You may not have time but if you do then you would be well advised to make the trip over to Zanzibar as part of your Tanzania Safari. It consists of numerous small islands as well as two large islands Unguja, which is the main island, and Pemba. Zanzibar and Mafia Island (another island off Tanzania) are known as the Spice Islands because they produce nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves and pepper. One of the main things to do during a Tanzania Safari to Zanzibar is to go diving as it has some of the most beautiful coral reefs in the world just off the coast. There is great visibility as well as average water temperature of 27 degrees Celsius. Apart from enjoying the crystal clear water, you can also visit Stone Town which is the old city of Zanzibar. It is filled with stunning mosques, great Arab houses and thriving markets.
Tanzania Safari honeymoons
When you pick a destination to go on your honeymoon you want somewhere where you will be happy to spend two or three weeks. You need a destination which is filled with things to do and that will give you amazing memories to treasure for the rest of your married life. That’s why a Tanzania Safari is such a perfect choice. You can spend days seeing animals that you have only ever seen on TV and your nights staying in luxurious safari lodges enjoying the moonlight. You can swim in the Indian Ocean and eat delicious freshly caught seafood. If you want you can challenge yourselves by climbing Kilimanjaro or you can get to know the local people and learn about their way of life. One thing is for sure, you won’t experience a minute of boredom during a trip to Tanzania!
