Tanzania Nature & Culture

Tanzania's second summit: a wild ridge walk with wildlife on the lower slopes and a sunrise crater rim.

Momella lakes, flamingos, colobus monkeys and a canoe safari beneath Mount Meru.

Tree-climbing lions, huge baboon troops and flamingo-pink shallows under the Rift Valley wall.

A jungle hike to an 80-metre waterfall and a Chagga coffee ritual, from bean to cup.

A turquoise oasis of warm spring water framed by fig-tree roots in the middle of the savanna.

The crimson soda lake, thousands of flamingos and a night ascent of the Maasai's sacred volcano.

The Maasai's Mountain of God: a steep midnight climb up the world's only active carbonatite volcano, summiting at sunrise.

A day with a Maasai family: herding, beadwork, fire-making and stories under the acacia.

Spend a morning with one of the last true hunter-gatherer communities on Earth: bow hunting, honey gathering and ancient stories by the fire.

A hidden rainforest escape in the Usambara Mountains: waterfalls, mountain lake trails and fresh tropical air away from the crowds.