9 Days : Tarangire - Lake Natron - Mkomazi National Park
Tailor-Made Safari
Tour highlights
- Trips with friends(4 adults)
- 2 Nights Tarangire NP
- 2 Nights Lake Natron
- 1 Night Arusha
- 3 Nights Mkomazi NP
Roland and Silvana S. (CH - Basel)
"Said the driver has a lot of knowledge that he was happy to share. We are now one wonderful experience richer. We can only highly recommend Endelevu Tours."
Isabel D. (CH - Ticino)
"The whole tour has been a great experience, Said (our guide) brought us in many parks in a really professional way and I really enjoyed visiting the different places."
Tarangire National Park
A journey through Tarangire National Park is a magical escape into one of Tanzania’s most diverse wildlife havens. Known for its iconic baobab trees and sprawling savannahs, the park comes alive with an array of fascinating creatures.
As you drive through the park’s winding trails, a family of elephants might welcome you, gracefully moving between towering baobabs. Their gentle yet commanding presence is mesmerizing as they interact with their young. Nearby, giraffes stride elegantly, their long necks swaying as they nibble on treetop leaves.
The thrill of spotting a cheetah crouched in the grass, its sleek form blending seamlessly with the golden savannah, leaves your heart racing. Moments later, the eerie laughter of a hyena echoes in the distance, a reminder of nature’s untamed balance.
Above, eagles soar majestically against the African sky, their sharp eyes scanning for prey. The park is also a paradise for bird enthusiasts, with vibrant species like lilac-breasted rollers and yellow-collared lovebirds adding splashes of color to the landscape.
As the sun dips below the horizon, Tarangire reveals its true beauty—a sanctuary where wildlife thrives and every moment is a testament to the splendor of nature. It’s an adventure that lingers long after the journey ends.
Lake Natron
A visit to Lake Natron is an extraordinary experience, blending breathtaking landscapes, rich wildlife, and adventurous activities. The lake’s shimmering waters, tinged with hues of red and pink due to its high salinity and mineral content, create a surreal backdrop to this unique destination.
The area is renowned for its vast population of lesser flamingos, which thrive in the lake’s alkaline environment. Watching these elegant birds wade through the shallow waters, their pink plumage glowing in the sunlight, is a truly mesmerizing sight. Occasionally, the flamingos take flight, painting the sky with their vibrant hues.
Beyond the lake, the surrounding plains are alive with wildlife. Giraffes stroll gracefully among the acacia trees, while herds of zebras and wildebeest graze on the open grasslands. This diverse ecosystem also attracts an array of bird species, from brightly colored songbirds to majestic fish eagles perched near the lake.
For the adventurous, the region offers exhilarating activities such as climbing along the Ngare Sero Gorge to its stunning waterfall. The trek involves navigating rocky paths and wading through cool streams, culminating in the refreshing spray of the cascading waters—a perfect reward for the journey.
Lake Natron is more than just a destination; it’s a dynamic experience that combines natural beauty, wildlife, and adventure.
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Mkomazi National Park
A visit to Mkomazi National Park offers a unique and unforgettable experience, combining remarkable wildlife conservation efforts with stunning natural beauty. Nestled at the foothills of the Pare and Usambara Mountains, this lesser-known gem is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and bird lovers alike.
One of the park’s highlights is the Rhino Sanctuary, where dedicated conservation efforts have helped protect and grow the population of these critically endangered animals. A guided visit to the sanctuary provides a rare opportunity to observe these majestic creatures up close while learning about the ongoing work to secure their future.
Mkomazi is also home to an enclosure for African wild dogs, one of the continent’s most elusive and endangered predators. Visitors can observe these fascinating animals in a protected environment, gaining insight into their social behaviors and the challenges they face in the wild.
The park is a paradise for bird enthusiasts, with over 450 bird species recorded. From the colorful flocks of bee-eaters and kingfishers to soaring raptors like eagles and vultures, the diversity of avian life is extraordinary.
With its blend of wildlife conservation, exceptional birding, and scenic landscapes, Mkomazi National Park offers an immersive experience that celebrates Tanzania’s commitment to preserving its natural heritage.
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