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Tanzania
Gap Year Tanzania |
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A gap year in Tanzania offers just about everything you could wish for on your travel to Africa. In terms of viewing wildlife a gap year in Tanzania provides the opportunity to visit some of Africa’s finest game reserve – including Ruaha, the Serengeti, Mount Kilimanjaro National Park and the Ngorongoro Crater. The more intrepid Tanzania gap year traveller can also climb Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest mountain. As well as superb wildlife and scenery a gap year in Tanzania also gives you the chance to laze on some of Africa’s best beaches, including the idyllic Indian Ocean spice island of Zanzibar.
A career break or gap year in Tanzania will reward you with a country of wide open spaces and some of the best viewpoints to watch African game. Tanzania offers one of the largest and wildest animal populations on earth. A pristine coastline, vast plains teeming with wildlife and fascinating and historical cities; Tanzania is Africa at its best. A volunteer programme in Tanzania will be an experience you will remember forever.
An excellent Tanzania gap year option is to travel there on Real Gap’s adventure expedition. The adventure expedition takes in all of the essential sights on a Tanzania gap year as well as other places few other travellers venture to. A particular highlight of the Tanzania travel expedition is a five week stay living and working with a Maasai tribe close to Kilimanjaro.
 Travel Tanzania
Volunteer in Tanzania
Free Gap Year Brochure
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Soak up Africa’s fascinating culture as you volunteer in Arusha and Dar es Salaam, go on a four-day safari, live alongside the Maasai near Kilimanjaro, learn about Africa’s history and pick up a few phrases of Swahili. |
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Choose from a huge range of projects set up to improve the lives of disadvantaged children and adults. You could teach in primary or secondary schools, raise awareness of AIDS, get involved in handicraft projects, or help build new facilities.
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Offer vital support to children in Tanzania – AIDS victims, and those who have been neglected or abused. Teach them the skills and show them the affection they’ll need to lead happier lives as adults. |
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Dedicate your skills, experience and enthusiasm to a very worthy cause. Teach in under funded schools, set up a sports programme, counsel those affected by HIV or AIDS – your work will be much appreciated. |
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Enjoy the best bits of Tanzania, hand-picked by Real Gap staff. Carry out rewarding project work on a community project, trek Mt Kilimanjaro and go on a camping safari in some of the best scenery in Africa. |
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