What is the best country in Africa to plan
for the next vacation? No doubt, it is Tanzania, situated in the Eastern
section of the African continent. Plan the Tanzania Beach
Holidays to visit a land that is considered to be a union between
the island of Zanzibar and the state of Tanganyika. Many tourists from all over
the world have started organizing tours to Tanzania because of its marvelous
beaches and amazing natural life. Generally Tanzania is known all over the
world for Serengeti Migration and Mt. Kilimanjaro, and a huge section of
freshwater lakes. This section includes half of the Victoria Lake, a section of
the Tanganyika Lake, and a part of the Malawi Lake. The wild life and the flora
of these regions have become the additional draw cards to attract the tourists
from world over.
Tanzania Beach
Holidays would offer you some of the east Africa's very best
beaches, both on the mainland and on the islands just off the coast - including
Mafia and Pemba. It has over 800 kilometres of dazzling Indian Ocean coastline
to explore and the beaches themselves are some of the finest on the East
African coast. There are a good selection of beach lodges and beach hotels to
choose from, that most suit to your taste and budget. Honeymooners will love to
enjoy the vast beauty of Indian Ocean from beachfront lodges while parents will
appreciate the range of family-friendly accommodation and activities available.
It would be an awe-inspiring experience to
spend a night at Changani Beach Cottages, set along the Indian Ocean coastline
on your Tanzania Beach Holidays tour. You
would have the greater opportunity to get closer to the exquisite nature. The thatched-roof cottages and suites feature
traditional décor with a seating area, fan and tea-and-coffee-making
facilities. Each air-conditioned unit has a view of the sea. You can relax and
enjoy a drink at the bar. Watching the sunrise and the sun set and experiencing
the changing color of the blue still water of the Indian Ocean surface: is
exclusively fabulous. No match in the world except the Serengeti Migration.
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