WELCOME TO TANZANIA

Karibu: Welcome to Tanzania, land of safaris and home to the most exquisite national parks and conservation areas in the entire African continent. Come to discover the magic that this country has to offer, from the endless plains of Serengeti, home of the Big Five: the regal African Lion, the elusive rhino, the robust buffalo, the stealthy leopard, and the enormous elephant, to the world renowned Mount Kilimanjaro. From the amazing beaches of Zanzibar and Pemba that offer its curious visitors a glimpse into the rich culture held in by their liquid border, to the Ngorongoro crater, the largest intact ancient caldera in the world. Karibu.

Come and discover the natural magic and meet your limits in the wildlife of TANZANIA.

Fortes Africa

offers a range of packages all of which are personally tailored to suit the tastes of our international clientele. Mwanza, based on the shores of Lake Victoria is the second largest and one of the fastest growing cities in Tanzania. It’s geographical location makes us the perfect gateway to the Serengeti National Park. The consistently pleasant climate and numerous Natural attractions, have certainly contributed to the success story of Fortes Africa over the past forty years. Our large fleet of custom built luxury safari vehicles, tour guides/drivers and friendly support and operational staff will certainly ensure a satisfactory and lasting good impression with our clients.

Fortes Africa Safaris offers:

Safari packages in all the National Parks in Tanzania.
Specialized safari packages for corporate events and functions.
Custom designed packages for specific individuals or group needs.
Short to long term safaris.

* We will tailor a package for you according to your budget and appetite.

TANZANIA NATIONAL PARKS

Serengeti

Serengeti National Park covers an area of almost 15,000km2 in the northwest of Tanzania, África. It is the most famous wildlife sanctuary, home to the annual wildebeest migration. “The best game reserve in Tanzania”. Read more

Ngorongoro

With the world’s largest intact caldera, the legendary Ngorongoro Crater, as a centrepiece, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area is excellent Big Five territory. Read more

Lake Manyara

Lake Manyara is an ideal spot for bird-watchers, with over 400 species currently recorded. It holds 11 ecosystems with its borders and is famous for the tree-climbing lions. Read More

Tarangire

beautifully baobab-studded Tarangire National Park stretches along its river and covers 2850 square kilometers. Large herds of zebras, wildebeest, giraffes and elephants amongst others gather along the Tarangire River. Read More

Gombe

Gombe National Park is Tanzania’s smallest, covering an area of only 52 square kilometers; it’s a delicate strip of chimpanzee’s habitat. Read More

Rubondo

150km west of Fortes Africa’s home, Mwanza, this island is tucked in the south west corner of Lake Victoria, the world’s second largest lake.
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Kilimanjaro

Mount Kilimanjaro is located in northern Tanzania near the town of Moshi, and has become one of Tanzania’s most visited parks. It stands at 5895 metres tall, with six trekking routes ending at the Uhuru peak. Read More