Tanzania operates on a grand scale. The plains of the Serengeti National Park seem endless, and during the migration the landscape itself appears to move.

The wildlife here is extraordinary, but so too is the sheer feeling of openness — great skies, distant horizons, and the sense that very little has changed for centuries. Beyond the safari circuit lies Zanzibar, where carved wooden doors, spice markets, and white-sand beaches speak of centuries of trade across the Indian Ocean.

Tanzania has a richness that reveals itself gradually.