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that is Claudia & Chris
We love exploring beautiful corners of the world together. For us, traveling isn’t just about ticking places off a list—it’s a journey, not a checklist.
We’re not here to compare cultures or rank destinations. Instead, we try to embrace the differences and learn from them.
From the moment we arrived in Tanzania for the first time, we knew this place is something special. To the EAST, you’ve got the Indian Ocean with its turquoise waters and palm-lined beaches. Head WEST and you’ll find vast lakes like Lake Tanganyika and Lake Victoria. Up NORTH, Mount Kilimanjaro towers over everything—Africa’s highest peak—while the legendary Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater stretch across the northern plains. Follow the Great Rift Valley south and you’ll hit the wild savannas of Ruaha and the lush rainforests of Udzungwa. Further SOUTH the Rufiji river forms a home to wildlife that roams freely. Every corner feels like a new adventure.
But it’s the people you meet, that make Tanzania truly unforgettable. The warmth, the hospitality, the vibrant culture—it’s something you feel the moment you’re greeted with a smile. Tanzanians have a way of making you feel like you belong, even if you’ve just arrived.
So… when are you coming to Tanzania? What’s stopping you? Got a few doubts, questions, or maybe just that fear of the unknown?
No stress—we’ve been there. That’s exactly why we’re sharing our experiences: to help clear things up and show you what’s waiting here for you. And hey, if you’ve got personal questions, we’re all ears. Just drop us a line.
Tanzania / Nature
Did you know? There are sharkes in Lake Viktoria. There are no giraffes in the Ngorongoro Crater. Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest free-standing mountain in the world. The lakes in the Great Rift Valley belong to the oldest and deepest freshwater lakes on earth. The Serengeti is often called the quintessence of Africa.
Unboxing: unique treasures in wildlife, favourite spots in national parks, tips for your perfect safari and more
Tanzania / Travel
Did you know? Over 20 National Parks are waiting for your visit. The small busses for transportation are called DalaDala. Tanzania is close to the Equator. That’s why you have 12 hours of day light and 12 hours of night. Zanzibar is also part of Tanzania. That’s how the name was formed from Tanganyika and Zanzibar. And while Dar es Salaam is the biggest city, Dodoma is its capital.
Unboxing: essential preparations include: vaccination, clothing, equipment and health & safety and more
Tanzania / Food
Did you know? The east coast of Africa has a long history of trade with the Arabic and Asian world. Those travelers brought their favorite dishes along. Tanzanians combined this with the traditional local cuisine. Very yummy!
Unboxing: a taste of the local dishes, recipes to try at home, interviews with local chefs and more