Serengeti National Park

Serengeti National Park is a vast national park located in northern Tanzania, spanning over 14,763 square kilometers. Established in 1940, the park is renowned for hosting the largest annual animal migration globally, featuring over 1.5 million blue wildebeest and 250,000 zebras, among other wildlife species like lions, leopards, cheetahs, and various bird species. The name “Serengeti” originates from the Maasai word “siringet,” meaning “the place where the land runs on forever.” The park boasts a rich history of conservation efforts and is designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Visitors can experience unparalleled wildlife sightings, including the Great Migration, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and safari lovers alike.

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For several months of the year, Lake Manyara is home to thousands of flamingos drawn by the microscopic algae that they feed on. The flamingos' specialized diet means they are confined to the alkaline lakes of the Rift Valley, and Lake Manayra is arguably the best place in Tanzania to see these huge flocks of brightly coloured birds. Our professional Driver-guide will take you to experience this spartacular view of the birds. Please Contact us for more details and booking.

As you wind your way down a bumpy, dusty roads through the desert land surrounding Lhttps://www.africanaturaltours.com/kenya/ake Manyara National Park, it might seem unlikely that something as beautiful and relaxing as Maji Moto could exist out here. Yet when the oasis comes into view, it's all worth the long drive. Part of your game drive in Tarangire will include this.
Maji Moto (Swahili for hot water) is a natural spring surrounded by palm and fig trees - an isolated paradise of crystal clear waters, sun-dappled shady picnic spots, and unmatched beauty. Not so much a hot springs as it is a warm springs, Maji Moto is a perfect place for a swim and a picnic lunch.

An isolated lake subject to intense evaporation during the dry season, Lake Manyara is a slightly salty lake that is home to hippopotamus, flamingoes, and a large variety of aquatic life. Despite its salt content, it is safe for animals to drink and is a popular watering hole for the park's animal population. During the wet season, Lake Manyara swells to a sizable body of water perfect for guided canoe safaris. During the dry season, it can shrink to such a small size that it is almost possible to walk across it. To book you experience in this flamingoed wonderful park please click here.