The most popular parks are:

• Serengeti National Park – famous for the Great Migration and big cats.

• Ngorongoro Crater – a wildlife-rich natural wonder with all the Big Five.

• Tarangire National Park – known for huge elephant herds and baobab trees.

• Lake Manyara – great for birdlife and tree-climbing lions.
  For a more remote experience, Ruaha or Nyerere (Selous) are excellent options.

A typical Tanzania safari lasts 5–10 days.

• 5–6 days is enough for the Northern Circuit highlights (Serengeti + Ngorongoro).

• 7–10 days allows you to explore multiple parks at a relaxed pace or combine north and south.
  More days give you better wildlife encounters and less rushed travel time.

Tanzania offers a range of stays to fit all preferences:

• Tented camps – immersive, close-to-nature experiences with comfortable amenities.

• Mid-range lodges – solid comfort and good facilities.

• Luxury camps/lodges – premium service, gourmet food, and high-end comfort.
  Even tented camps can be very luxurious, with ensuite bathrooms and fine dining.

• Visa: Most travelers can get a visa on arrival or apply online for an e-visa.

• Vaccines: Yellow fever is required only if coming from a country with risk of transmission. Recommended vaccines often include typhoid, hepatitis A/B, and routine shots.

• Other documents: A valid passport with at least 6 months validity and proof of onward travel.