Tanzania is a culturally rich country, with a German and British colonial history. Its official languages are Swahili and English. The Tanzanian people are calm, sociable, and friendly, with strong ethical and moral values tied to religion.

More than 120 tribes coexist, each with its own traditions, clothing, and beliefs. Among them, the Maasai are the most well-known, but you can also discover other lesser-known tribes through everyday activities. The cuisine is diverse, and you can explore local markets, participate in cooking workshops, or enjoy a tasting menu. African music and dance are vibrant, and Tanzanian art reflects wildlife and landscapes. Craftsmanship includes the creation of utensils made from clay, wood, and plant fibers. Additionally, you can discover the gemstone Tanzanite, known for its properties and use in jewelry.

Add some of these activities to your Safaris and enjoy the country and its unlimited cultural richness.