Ernest Hemingway Called It "The Loveliest Lake in Africa"
Tucked below the sheer 600-meter cliffs of the Great Rift Valley, Lake Manyara National Park offers a micro-safari experience packed with astonishing ecological diversity. In just a few hours, you traverse underground springs supporting a dense mahogany and fig forest, open savannah floodplains, and the expansive soda lake.
The park is legendary for its famous tree-climbing lions resting high on the branches of umbrella acacias, the largest concentration of baboons in Africa, thousands of pink-hued flamingos feeding on algae, and the bubbling waters of the Maji Moto sulfur hot springs.
Tanzania's First Treetop Canopy Walkway
Experience a thrilling walk through the lush forest canopy along a 370-meter suspension bridge 18 meters above the ground, spotting rare blue monkeys and silvery-cheeked hornbills.
