This 2 Days Lake Manyara National Park Tour is an exciting chance to get a feel for the real of the real African safari experience as you have the greatest taste of Tanzania Safari. Lake Manyara is an unspoiled paradise of groundwater lakes fed by underground springs and teeming with wildlife. Known as a home to the tree-climbing lions, Lake Manyara offers spectacular both wildlife and birding experience. The
Lake itself is the greatest attraction to the park, flooded with numerous flamingoes and other bird species.

Katavi National Park, 35km southwest of Mpanda, is Tanzania’s third-largest national park (together with two contiguous game reserves the conservation area encompasses 12,500 sq km) and one of its most unspoiled wilderness areas. Though it’s an isolated alternative to more popular destinations elsewhere in Tanzania, the lodges are just as luxurious as anywhere else, and for backpackers it’s one of the cheapest and easiest parks to visit, if you’re willing to take the time and effort to get there.

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‘’From the beach to the wilderness’’. Saadani National Park is the only national park which is bordered by the ocean. Covering more than 1,200 square kilometers in the east of the country, north of Dar es Salaam about 150km drive away in Tanga region, Saadani is teaming with abundance of wildlife and also it the breeding grounds for the Green Sea Turtles. After a long day of adventure in the wilderness you can take a break and relax on its beaches. It offers a completely unique safari environment, combining that most rare of recipes-river, bush and beach.

Visit the foresty Arusha national park. Do a walking safari and get up close with wild animals!
Visit unique sights such as waterfalls, lakes & caldera’s.

Bagamoyo is a historic coastal town and capital of Bagamoyo District in the Pwani Region of Tanzania. Much of the settlement was founded at the end of the 18th century, though it is an extension of a much older Swahili settlement, Kaole.