The Rufiji River, with its lagoons, sandbanks and lakes, and the surrounding forests and woodlands that make up the Selous Game Reserve creates a unique and unusual safari environment. The vast area contained within the reserve boundaries accounts for 5% of the land mass of Tanzania

Tarangire National Park gets its name from the river that threads its way through the length of the reserve. The park is characterized by dense vegetation of acacia and mixed woodland, the area around Tarangire River however, is dominated by huge baobab trees and old doum palm trees to a lesser prominence, as well as black cotton grass.

Covering an area of 14,763 sq. km., the Serengeti National Park is arguable the best-known wildlife sanctuary in the world. Serengeti means "endless plains" in the Maasai language and within its boundaries are more than three million mammals.  The Serengeti National Park is the Tanzania's oldest and most famous national Park.

Ruaha National Park the second largest National Park after Serengeti, is in its pristine ecological condition: It is a less frequented park making any visitors experience, a unique one. Ruaha is a park where at every turn of one's head, nature is undertaking its course.

Situated some 190 km. west of Arusha between Lake Manyara and Serengeti National Parks the Ngorongoro Conservation Area covers an area of over 8,000 sq. km. The Ngorongoro Crater at 2,286 meters above sea level is the largest unbroken crater in the world.