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Lake Manyara National Park

A Natural Wonderland for Bird Lovers and Explorers!

Where the Great Rift Valley slopes meet the shimmering Soda Lake, you’ll find the wilderness haven known as Lake Manyara National Park. This enchanting landscape is home to towering acacia woodlands, open plains, and the famous tree-climbing lions basking in the sun. A safari through Lake Manyara reveals incredible wildlife encounters  from elephants and buffalo to cheetahs and graceful giraffes. Combined with the park’s vibrant birdlife, it’s the perfect addition to any unforgettable Tanzania safari experience.

Sharing Tanzania’s true spirit with every adventurer.

Things to do Manyara

Experience the best of Lake Manyara  from intimate wildlife drives to immersive birdwatching, there’s adventure for every nature enthusiast.

Where Your Interests Shape the Journey

We believe that an unforgettable safari begins with understanding your unique interests. That’s why we take the time to learn what matters to you before crafting your Lake Manyara adventure.

Beasts of the Rift

Wildlife In lake Manyara

Flamingo

Along the shimmering shores of Lake Manyara, thousands of vibrant flamingos create a breathtaking pink spectacle, making this park a paradise for bird lovers.

Baboons

Known for hosting one of the largest baboon troops in Africa, Lake Manyara offers fascinating encounters with these intelligent, social primates in their natural habitat.

Giraffe

Towering gracefully over the landscape, giraffes roam Lake Manyara’s woodlands and open plains, feeding among the treetops and completing the park’s iconic wildlife scene.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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Lake Manyara National Park lies at the base of the Great Rift Valley, just a short drive from Arusha and the town of Babati.

The park is famous for its flamingos, tree-climbing lions, elephants, baboons, giraffes, buffaloes, hippos, and over 400 bird species.

 

Visitors can enjoy game drives, birdwatching, guided walking safaris, and boat rides on the lake.

 

Yes, its proximity to Arusha makes it an excellent destination for day trips or short safaris.

 

The dry season (June to October) offers the best wildlife viewing, while the wet season (November to May) showcases lush landscapes and abundant birdlife.

Yes, there are several lodges and campsites both inside and near the park to suit different preferences and budgets.

Guided tours are highly recommended to enhance your experience and ensure safety.

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