Tanzania is located in east-central Africa. It shares borders to the north with Kenya and Uganda. To the south, it shares borders with Mozambique, Zambia and Malawi. To the west, it shares borders with the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the countries of Rwanda and Burundi. As for its borders The eastern one extends along the Indian Ocean.

Tourism in Tanzania is famous for its inclusion of the most famous national parks and natural landmarks in Africa, including the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro. Hence, the most popular things to do in Tanzania are wildlife safaris and adventures.
Most visitors find themselves passing through Dar es Salaam and heading to the wilderness and other destinations. For those who want to spend some time soaking up the sun, they will find the beautiful beaches of Zanzibar, located in front of the Pemba and Mafia Islands, which are natural wonders appreciated by divers and snorkelers who come from all over the world. The world to experience coral gardens, colorful fish and clear waters.

Tanzania is dominated by a humid tropical climate, and its large area and the great diversity of its terrain cause a difference in the atmospheric climate in many of its regions. The subtropical climate is widespread in the coastal areas, where it is characterized by high temperatures and the amount of rain that falls throughout the year. The Sudanese climate prevails in the southern regions and regions. Central, where temperatures are lower on the high mountains and winds and rain are more abundant on their slopes.