Arusha National Park
Arusha National Park is Tanzania’s smallest national park. It covers an area of around 137 square kilometers and is known for its diverse landscapes, which include Mt Meru, the Ngurdoto Crater and the Momella Lakes. It’s a popular destination for tourists, who come to see the diverse flora and fauna in the park and for short day excursions from Arusha Town.
The park consists of the Momella Lakes, a group of shallow alkaline lakes located within the park, which are known for their stunning scenery and diverse birdlife. The lakes are also surrounded by lush grasslands and forests, which are home to a variety of mammals, including giraffes, zebras, and warthogs.
In summary, Arusha National Park with Momella Lakes and Hatari Lodge is a diverse and beautiful protected area that offers a unique wildlife and cultural experience. It’s a great destination for visitors who are looking for a luxury safari experience and want to explore the diverse landscapes, and rich birdlife of the park.
When to visit Arusha National Park
The park can be visited anytime. The peak tourist season is from June to October, which is also considered the dry season. During this time, the weather is generally sunny and warm, with little rainfall, making it the perfect time to enjoy game drives, guided walking safaris and to see the wildlife.
Other tourists prefer to visit during the rainy season which is from November to May. During this time, the weather can be unpredictable, with heavy rainfall and strong winds. At this time, the prices are lower, and the accommodation is more affordable. The park during this time is also known for its bird watching opportunities, with over 400 bird species.
Other Safaris
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Gombe Nationalpark
Ngorongoro Conservation Area
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