Arusha National Park

WILDLIFE AT ARUSHA NATIONAL PARK

• Despite its smaller size compared to other national parks, Arusha has an impressive variety of wildlife.
• Experience the majestic African elephant as well as free-roaming buffalo, giraffes and zebras.
• The park's dense forests are home to olive baboons, while Colobus monkeys gracefully swing through the treetops.
• The Momella Lakes attract vibrant pink flamingos and a variety of waterfowl.

ACTIVITES IN ARUSHA NATIONAL PARK

• Walking Safari: Set out on a walking safari, guided by experienced rangers and get up close with the wild residents of the park.
• Canoe Safari: Glide across the waters of Momella Lakes on a canoe safari.
• Picnic: Enjoy a picturesque picnic at one of the park's designated spots, with great views of Mount Meru and the surrounding landscapes.

• Birdwatching: The park is a bird lover's dream with over 400 species of birds.
• Mount Meru: For the adventurous souls, conquering Mount Meru is one of the top things to do in Arusha National Park.
• Ngurdoto Crater: Explore the Ngurdoto Crater, often referred to as the "Little Ngorongoro", with its striking landscapes and wildlife.

BEST TIME TO VISIT ARUSHA NATIONAL PARK

• The best time to visit Arusha National Park is during the dry season from June to October and January to February. This period offers clear skies, providing great views of Mount Meru and Mount Kilimanjaro. Wildlife sightings are abundant.
• For bird enthusiasts, the rainy season from November to May is a treat, with lush landscapes and vibrant birdlife.