Lake Manyara’s safaris and activities:

• During the rainy season, tree climbing Lions, the only species of its type on the planet, make their home among the ancient mahogany and exquisite acacia trees.
• Game viewing of a large family of baboons is fascinating.
• It has a 600-meter-high rusty gold rift valley escarpment.
• Thousands of pink Flamingos stoop and graze against the grey minerals of the Lake coast.
• On thermal gusts blowing up from the escarpment, yellow-billed storks swoop, and corkscrew.

Game drives in Lake Manyara:

The game in Lake Manyara includes a large number of elephants, wildebeests, giraffes, and buffalo. In terms of zebras, impalas, warthogs, and waterbucks, the numbers are well-known.

Birdwatching at Lake Manyara:

In terms of the residents, the life of birds here is extremely diverse. Often, groups of pelicans and pink shading of faraway flamingos may be seen in the middle of the Lake.

Why should you visit Lake Manyara?

This is the place to go if you want to see a lot of birds, tree-climbing lions, and magnificent escarpment scenery.

When is the best time to visit Lake Manyara?

In Lake Manyara Park, you can see wildlife all year, but the ideal time to do so is during the dry season, which spans from late June through September.

By Air: You have the option of flying to Kilimanjaro International Airport or Lake Manyara Airport. Manyara Airstrip is also served by charter flights from Arusha and  Serengeti.

By Road: Lake Manyara is 126 kilometers away and is easily accessible by automobile.