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National Parks, Game Reserves, and Conservation Areas of Tanzania
Arusha National Park
A compact park near Arusha city, known for its stunning views of Mount Meru, diverse ecosystems, and wildlife like giraffes, zebras, and flamingos in Momella Lakes.
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Located in northwest Tanzania, this park features vast savannas, wetlands, and Lake Burigi, home to large herds of buffalo, elephants, and various antelopes.
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A small park on Lake Tanganyika’s shores, famous for chimpanzee research by Jane Goodall. Ideal for primate trekking and serene lake views.
Learn MoreIbanda-Kyerwa National Park
A lesser-known park in the Kagera region, offering pristine wilderness, diverse birdlife, and opportunities to spot antelopes and other wildlife.
Learn MoreJozani Chwaka Bay National Park
Zanzibar’s only national park, known for its Zanzibar red colobus monkeys, mangroves, and diverse ecosystems including tropical forests and wetlands.
Learn MoreKatavi National Park
A remote park in western Tanzania, renowned for its untouched wilderness, massive herds of buffalo, and hippo-filled pools along the Katuma River.
Learn MoreKigosi National Park
Located in western Tanzania, this park features wetlands, miombo woodlands, and diverse wildlife including lions, buffalo, and aquatic birds like shoebill storks.
Learn MoreKilimanjaro National Park
Home to Africa’s highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro. This park offers epic trekking routes through forests, moorlands, and alpine deserts.
Learn MoreKitulo National Park
Known as the "Serengeti of Flowers," this highland park boasts vibrant wildflower displays, rare orchids, and unique montane grasslands.
Learn MoreLake Manyara National Park
A scenic park featuring a soda lake, tree-climbing lions, and flocks of flamingos. Its diverse habitats support elephants, giraffes, and over 400 bird species.
Learn MoreMahale Mountains National Park
A remote paradise on Lake Tanganyika, famous for its large chimpanzee population, lush forests, and pristine beaches.
Learn MoreMikumi National Park
Easily accessible from Dar es Salaam, Mikumi offers classic savanna landscapes with elephants, lions, zebras, and the iconic baobab trees.
Learn MoreMkomazi National Park
A haven for conservation, known for its black rhino and African wild dog programs, set against a backdrop of rugged hills and acacia woodlands.
Learn MoreNyerere National Park
Formerly part of Selous Game Reserve, this vast park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with diverse wildlife, boat safaris on the Rufiji River, and walking tours.
Learn MoreRuaha National Park
Tanzania’s largest national park, featuring dramatic escarpments, the Great Ruaha River, and abundant wildlife, including lions, leopards, and wild dogs.
Learn MoreRubondo Island National Park
A unique island park in Lake Victoria, offering chimpanzee trekking, birdwatching, and water-based activities in a lush, forested setting.
Learn MoreRumanyika-Karagwe National Park
A newer park in the northwest, known for its rolling hills, savannas, and wildlife like antelopes, zebras, and a variety of bird species.
Learn MoreSaadani National Park
Tanzania’s only coastal national park, blending beach and bush with opportunities to see elephants, lions, and marine life along the Indian Ocean.
Learn MoreSaanane Island National Park
A small island park in Lake Victoria near Mwanza, offering walking safaris, birdwatching, and sightings of impalas and rock hyraxes.
Learn MoreSerengeti National Park
World-famous for the Great Migration of wildebeests, this iconic park boasts vast plains, big cats, and an unparalleled wildlife spectacle.
Learn MoreTarangire National Park
Known for its massive baobab trees, large elephant herds, and seasonal swamps that attract diverse wildlife, including lions and leopards.
Learn MoreUdzungwa Mountains National Park
A biodiversity hotspot with lush rainforests, endemic primates like the Sanje mangabey, and stunning waterfalls like Sanje Falls.
Learn MoreUgalla River National Park
A remote park in western Tanzania, featuring miombo woodlands, the Ugalla River, and wildlife such as elephants, buffaloes, and sable antelopes.
Learn MoreSelous Game Reserve
Africa’s largest game reserve, offering boat safaris on the Rufiji River, diverse wildlife including wild dogs, and a remote wilderness experience.
Learn MoreKigosi Game Reserve
A vast wetland reserve in western Tanzania, known for its swamps, papyrus reeds, and wildlife like sitatunga, lions, and aquatic bird species.
Learn MoreMaswa Game Reserve
Adjacent to the Serengeti, this reserve offers a quieter safari experience with wildlife like wildebeests, zebras, and predators in a pristine savanna.
Learn MoreNgorongoro Conservation Area
A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring the Ngorongoro Crater, home to over 25,000 animals, including the Big Five, and Maasai communities.
Learn MoreLoliondo Game Controlled Area
A conservation area near the Serengeti, balancing wildlife protection with Maasai pastoralism, offering unique cultural and safari experiences.
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