Trekkers celebrating at Uhuru Peak, Mount Kilimanjaro

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Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti, Zanzibar — and the harvest in between.

Tanzania World Link runs tours across Tanzania's national parks and coastline, and trades in Tanzanian grains, spices and handmade goods. The Impact Crew TZ is an independent registered Tanzanian NGO/CBO; this site simply points visitors who want to support youth skills work to its own page and contribution form.

Tanzania, in one place

National parks, mountains, islands and the country's harvest.

Mount Kilimanjaro

Mount Kilimanjaro

Africa's highest peak — 5,895m at Uhuru Peak, the roof of Africa.

Mount Meru

Mount Meru

Arusha's dramatic volcanic peak, Tanzania's second highest mountain.

Serengeti National Park

Serengeti National Park

The Great Migration, big cats and endless golden plains.

Ngorongoro Crater

Ngorongoro Crater

A living caldera with wildlife on the crater floor year round.

Zanzibar & the coast

Zanzibar & the coast

Stone Town heritage, spice farms and turquoise beaches.

Grains, spices & produce

Grains, spices & produce

Maize, rice, beans, millet, sesame and Tanzanian coffee, sourced direct.

Stay in Tanzania

Hotels, beach resorts and welcoming places to rest throughout your journey.

Kilimanjaro Hotel in Dar es Salaam
Beach lodge terrace overlooking the ocean
Tanzanian resort with a large swimming pool
Spacious hotel room with an ocean view
Beachcomber hotel and resort exterior
Hotel dining terrace prepared for guests
Comfortable modern hotel guest room
Waterfront hotel garden and evening dining area
Ramada hotel building in Dar es Salaam
Tanzanian hotel and resort accommodation
Sophia Hotel exterior in the city at night
Coastal resort on cliffs above turquoise water
Modern city hotel tower lit up at night
Couple toasting at a hotel restaurant table
Tropical hotel resort with swimming pool and gardens
Grand hotel lobby with polished floors and chandelier
Comfortable hotel guest room with blue accents
Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel exterior at night

Wild Tanzania

Close encounters and unforgettable moments from Tanzania's national parks.

A tower of giraffes on the green Tanzanian plains
Lion, elephant, zebras, gazelles and wildebeest beside water in Tanzania
Lioness resting in a tree in Tanzania
Lions relaxing and playing in green grass
Detailed close-up of a lion's eye
Male lion walking across the Tanzanian savannah
Safari visitors watching a lioness beside their vehicles
Two lions resting together on a rocky outcrop
Lioness walking beside safari vehicles on a Tanzanian game drive
Two lion cubs sitting in tall grass in Tanzania
Lions resting near a safari vehicle in Ngorongoro Crater
Wildebeest and zebras drinking at a waterhole in Ngorongoro
Black rhino and her calf with zebras behind them
Visitors looking out over Ngorongoro Crater from a viewpoint
Zebras grazing on green plains in Ngorongoro
Herds of zebra and wildebeest on golden plains
Illustrated map of Tanzania showing parks, coastline and landmarks

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Tanzania World Link

Kutoka kilele cha Kilimanjaro hadi fukwe za Zanzibar, na kutoka shambani hadi kwenye gunia la nafaka — njia moja inayounganisha Tanzania na dunia.

What Tanzania World Link does

Tours, grains and goods — plus a link to an independent youth project.

Tours & stays

Safaris, Kilimanjaro treks, coastal escapes and cultural day trips led by Tanzanian guides.

See tours

Grains & goods

Maize, rice, beans, sesame, coffee, spices and craft, packed and shipped from Tanzania.

Visit shop

The Impact Crew TZ

An independent registered Tanzanian NGO/CBO teaching skills and handing over real equipment. Anyone can support it.

Learn more

Meet the founder

Mr. Venant Mafedha Dionise

Founder and owner of Tanzania World Link. With deep roots in Tanzania and a passion for connecting people, cultures and opportunity, he brings together the country's landscapes, harvests and community spirit under one trusted name.

Mr. Venant Mafedha Dionise, owner of Tanzania World Link, at a Tanzania exhibition stand
A young Tanzanian woman training on a sewing machine with batik fabric

The Impact Crew TZ

Skills first — then the equipment to keep working.

The Impact Crew TZ is a registered youth-led non-profit Community Based Organisation. It trains young people and then leaves them with the tools of the trade, so the training turns into income. It is an independent project: anyone can support it — individuals, companies, institutions and travellers alike.

Sewing machines

Laptops for digital skills

Batik dyes and materials

Fabrics and knitting yarn