The Serengeti National Park has an abundance of game on
its grassy plains, where thousands of hoofed animals are
followed by the predators, while the Ngorongoro Crater
has been declared a World Heritage Site as one of the most
important refuges for wildlife in Africa. Northern Tanzania
is home to the red-robed Masai people who stalk the plains
with their cattle as they have done for centuries, while the
coast and Zanzibar are steeped in a long Muslim tradition.
Zanzibar offers a tangle of narrow and ancient alleyways to
explore in Stone Town and dazzling white beaches. A safari
and time on the beach makes a perfect combination.