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Why Southern Tanzania?

Tanzania’s Southern National Parks are

some of the largest and most remote in all

of Africa. As a convergence zone between

Sub-Saharan Africa’s Southern and Eastern

wildlife areas, these National Parks have the

greatest variety of species, for example, The

Greater and Lesser Kudu, striped and

Spotted Hyena. Despite the fame of The
Serengeti, most of Tanzania’s protected

area’s are in the South of Tanzania.

While the wildlife is in its
masses, the tourism is not,

guaranteeing visitors to see

herds of animals, rather than

hordes of people. One can

enjoy wildlife sightings in

peace, with no rush to move

on.

Not only is their a great variety

of species in Southern
Tanzania, but also its terrain

and topography. Each national

park has its own uniqueness and

feeling, ensuring you never bore

of your surroundings.