Lake Manyara Day Safaris

Brief Overview

The possibility to experience the genuine Africa is excitingly presented by a trip to Lake Manyara National Park. Groundwater lakes in Lake Manyara, which are nourished by underground springs and rich with animals, make up an unspoilt paradise.

As one of the continent’s top birding locations, the park is also a great spot to observe some of Africa’s most recognizable creatures, including enormous elephants, cape buffalo, and the renowned tree-climbing lions.

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After breakfast, you’ll leave Arusha and start the drive to Lake Manyara National Park. The trip takes around two hours, but on the way, we’ll pass through the market town of Mto Wa Mbu. This market for agricultural products and fresh vegetables is a mingling place of regional cultures and a haven for memento seekers.

You’ll enter Lake Manyara National Park after a brief stop at the local market. The park has some of the best game watching in the entire world and is definitely a photographer’s paradise. Many of Africa’s most well-known creatures are likely to be there, with the tree-climbing lions being a special treat. They nearly beg to be shot as they sunbathe among acacia trees.

Birdwatchers will find Lake Manyara to be an amazing treat, with a large diversity of species on exhibit in the park. ARUSHA – LAKE MANYARA NATIONAL PARK – ARUSHA Large flamingo flocks, circling raptors, and the vividly colored purple breasted roller can all astonish even a beginner.

In the late afternoon, you’ll arrive back in Arusha.

You could even go on a canoe safari with a guide if the circumstances are perfect. To find out if this activity will be offered during your visit, check with your safari specialist.