Tanzania is one of the most picturesque African countries. The majestic peak of the Kilimanjaro volcano, which is unofficially called the crown of Tanzania, attracts thousands of climbers. You can conquer the mountain using one of the 6 routes of varying difficulty, and go down along a special track. Traveling to African peaks requires utmost care and caution. Self-guided tours are unsafe and forbidden. The most convenient routes are Marangu and Machame. There are huts suitable for overnight accommodation along Marangu. Given that the climb takes about a week, it will be very handy. When climbing Marangu, you can go down the same road. The rest of the routes are intended only for upward traffic.
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The most difficult route is Umbwe that is suitable only for experienced climbers. Rongai is the only route situated on the north side of the volcano. Other travelers are rarely met there, but herds of wild animals happen there from time to time. After climbing these routes, you will descend along a special way. Throughout the ascent to the top of Kilimanjaro, travelers will be able to experience different climatic zones. There is a hot desert climate at the foot of the mountain, but snow and eternal ice lie on top. Besides visa, travelers must also receive a special permission from the authorities of the country to visit Kilimanjaro.
The protection of national reserves is a very important aspect of Tanzanian life. You can get to national parks only if you have a special permit. However, the amazing views and the richest world of amazing African animals is definitely worth the effort. One of the largest safari parks is the Serengeti. You can ride special jeeps, buses and even an air balloon there. Such a trip is a special opportunity to look at the life of unique animals in the natural habitat. You could see lion prides and herds of zebras and antelopes. Safari can take place in the parks of Ruaha, Arusha, and Mikumi. Various kinds of primates live in the small park of Gombe Stream. In the young park Saanane, you can meet the rarest green monkeys. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
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Tanzania is known not only for its national parks and reserves with the richest flora and fauna. There are spectacular coral reefs next to the coast. They make this place one of the world’s best for diving. You can dive throughout the year, as the water temperature is 26-28C and visibility is about 40 meters. The centers of diving are concentrated close to the shores of Zanzibar, Mnemba, and Mafia. Tourists will meet a unique underwater world, where hammers, rays, barracudas, turtles and large white sharks live. The stunning underwater rocks and caves wait for divers around the island of Mnemba.
A large number of snorkelers are gathering on the uninhabited island of Mnemba. It’s especially popular during low tide. The purest water and the shallow sea allow you to dive without scuba gear, only with a mask and a special tube. Travelers can observe the life of small underwater inhabitants. Kitesurfing is very popular at the coast of Tanzania. Turquoise lagoons with the perfectly calm water attract beginners. From June to September, there are nice waves of 8-12 meters high, which rise on the reefs of Zanzibar coast. The best place for a kitesurfing is Page beach. The main thing is not to forget to grab shoes, as sea urchins may be found at the bottom.