Lake Manyara National Park
Overview
Discover a diverse emerald sanctuary at the base of the Great Rift Valley with Tanzania Kili Adventures. Lake Manyara National Park is famous for its massive baboon troops, thousands of seasonal pink flamingos, and its legendary tree-climbing lions.
About
As the forest opens onto the expansive floodplains of the alkaline lake, the landscape completely transforms. The shallow lake waters are frequently painted pink by vast flocks of flamingos. Manyara's open acacia woodlands are where our expert guides scour the branches to spot the park's most famous residents: the unique tree-climbing lions that rest high above the ground to escape biting insects and enjoy the cool breeze.
Highlights
Wildlife
Activities
Getting There
Quick Info
Year-round June to October (Wildlife tracking) and November to May (Optimal for pink flamingo viewing and birding)
Warm and tropical. Temperatures stay highly pleasant throughout the year, hovering between 22°C and 30°C.
960m to 1,478m
330km^ (of which up to 200km^ is the lake)
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