The eastern circuit is the smallest of all the circuits of Tanzania, yet it has its own charm in offerings. The eastern part of Tanzania forms miles-long shoreline with the Indian Ocean. The Eastern Circuit Safari Route is a secluded and remote route visited by only a few travellers each year. But even after being situated in a remote location, there are plenty of options to take advantage of from this circuit of Tanzania.
The eastern portion of Tanzania contains MkomaziÂand Sadaani National Parks. These are the newest national parks in Tanzania and so are less visited than the parks in the rest of the country. They are more private and secluded than other parks and are rife with specialties that can be found nowhere else. They are well worth a visit!
Tanzania is not all about wildlife. There is also a slice of tropical paradise on this side of the world. In the coastal lands and towns of Zanzibar, Pemba, and Mafia, Dar Es Salaam, Bagamoyo, Pangani are all located in the eastern circuit. in this Coastal Circuit you can find some of the world’s most beautiful beaches, most extravagant diving spots and fantastic historical experiences.
Zanzibar is the most popular beach and honeymoon destination in Tanzania. It features clear, turquoise-blue water, shallow sandbars, and many small islands. Aside from the gorgeous stretches of white sand beaches and the many diving and fishing spots, Zanzibar also houses many historical and cultural areas including the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Stone Town. You can easily revel in the beauty of this island from other parts of Africa and even other parts of the world.
Tanzania Eastern & Coastal Circuit offers a more diverse safari experience and game viewing is guaranteed to be unlike anything else in the world.
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