Tanzania is a vast territory covering almost one million square kilometers. It is the largest of the East African nations that includes Kenya and Uganda, and it possesses geography as mythic as it is spectacular. The climate of Tanzania varies quite a bit, partly because the lowest and the highest points on the continent of Africa are located within its borders (the highest peak being Mount Kilimanjaro and the lowest point being in Lake Tanganyika). While the narrow lowland coastal region is consistently hot and humid, the central regions of Tanzania are sufficiently elevated so as to offer much cooler temperatures. The rainy seasons extend from November to early January and from March to May.

Among Tanzania's attractions are its diverse people with a multitude of cultures, its wonderful land that plays host to the Great Rift Valley, the long salty Lakes that are to be found in this "Grand" African Canyon, the long untouched coastline with its endless white sands fronting the Indian Ocean, the famous islands of Zanzibar and Pemba (perfect destinations for those interested in water sports and the numerous wildlife and plant life.

Below are some of the African tours that are available at the offices of Run Wild Tours and Safaris: -