A diverse ecosystem ranging from groundwater forests to alkaline lakes
Covering 330 km² in northern Tanzania, Lake Manyara National Park is known for its extraordinary diversity. The park stretches along the base of the Rift Valley escarpment, featuring groundwater forests, acacia woodlands, and the alkaline Lake Manyara.
Famous for its tree-climbing lions and large elephant herds, the park offers a compact safari experience with incredible wildlife density.
Discover the magnificent animals that call Lake Manyara home
Unique lions that rest in acacia trees
Some of the largest herds in Tanzania
Thousands gather at the alkaline lake
Large pods in the lake and rivers
What makes Lake Manyara National Park so special
A lush forest fed by underground springs, home to blue monkeys, bushbuck, and massive fig trees.
Covering two-thirds of the park, the lake attracts thousands of flamingos and other water birds.
One of the few places in Africa where lions regularly climb and rest in trees.
Natural hot springs at the southern end of the park, creating a unique ecosystem.
Unforgettable adventures in Lake Manyara National Park
Morning and afternoon drives to spot tree-climbing lions, elephants, and buffalo.
Specialized tours to spot over 400 bird species including flamingos and raptors.
Walk among the treetops in the groundwater forest with unique perspectives.
Special permits for night drives to spot nocturnal animals like leopards and genets.
Experience the breathtaking landscapes and wildlife of the park
Join our expert guides for an unforgettable safari experience in Tanzania's most diverse national park. Custom itineraries available for all travel preferences.
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