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| Precisionair operates scheduled
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- Arusha
- Bukoba
- Dar es Salaam
- Grumet
- Hahaya - Comoro
- Johannesburg
- Kigoma
- Kilimanjaro
- Lake Manyara
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- Lindi
- Mombasa
- Mtwara
- Mwanza
- Nairobi
- Seronera
- Shinyanga
- Tabora
- Zanzibar
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| Serengeti
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| The name 'Serengeti' comes from
the Maasai language and appropriately means an'extended
place'.
The Serengeti National Park
is arguably the best known wildlife sanctuary
in the world. Within the boundaries of the "endless
plains" are more than three million mammals.
About 35 species of animals can be seen here,
including the so called "big five:"
elephants, rhinos, lions (more than 2,000 of them),
leopards, and buffalo. Huge herds of wildebeest,
gazelle and zebra are popular for their spectacular
migrations. Other common species found here include
hippo, giraffe, eland, impala and other antelope
types, baboons, monkeys and a profusion of almost
500 bird species.
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| Zanzibar |
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| It may not have a particularly
romantic name, but Stone Town is the old city and
cultural heart of Zanzibar, little has changed in
the last 200 years. Zanzibar is still the best-kept
secret in the Indian Ocean, with its fascinating
historical Stone Town and magnificent beaches.
Lying in the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean,
Zanzibar offers visitors year-round sunshine with
diversity to suit all tastes for the holiday maker
seeking a relaxing sun-break to the sports fanatic
wanting to scuba dive with dolphins. Old Stone
Town, unspoiled marine parks, species, fruits,
herbs, nature trails and timeless way of life
make Zanzibar that extra special destination.
Its rapidly developing tourism sector is now well
equipped to cater to diverse needs of individual
travelers, families or incentive groups.
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| Mafia
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| Mafia is a friendly, laid-back
place, with a population of about 40,000 people
and is a diver and angler’s paradise. At 394km²
it is the largest of a small archipelago of islands,
and is as close as you can get to the quintessential
ideal of an Indian Ocean tropical paradise.
The clear, protected waters offer wonderful snorkeling,
sailing and swimming. Outside the Bay unbroken
reef runs the length of the island, from Tutia
in the south to Ras Mkumbi at the northern tip.
It is a paradise for fishermen, divers and watersport
lovers. With its fine sandy beaches, swaying palms
and lush vegetation, Mafia is the ideal spot to
relax and unwind after a great African safari.
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