Lake Manyara National Park
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From $ 755
To $ 1,205
Fully-inclusive, Per Person
Although it is one of Tanzania’s smaller wildlife enclaves, Lake Manyara National Park is a spectacular reserve that boasts an incredible diversity of terrain, as well as plant and animal species. Established specifically to protect the elephant herds that have made this area world renowned, the park provides an excellent and varied wildlife experience. An incredible array of habitats, as well as a wealth of biodiversity, is crammed into a relatively small area in Lake Manyara National Park.
Apart from the elephants, Lake Manyara is famous for tree-climbing lions, as well as the thousands of flamingos that inhabit the lake shore. Large herds of buffalo, cheetah, Maasai giraffe, hippo and impala can be encountered. The lake supports an incredible diversity of birds, particularly water fowl and migrants.
Lake Manyara is generally warm to hot throughout the year, with temperatures rising to above 35°C/95°F during the warmest months (September, October and January). The rainfall is seasonal, with two dry periods and two rainy periods during the year. Short, late-afternoon or evening thunderstorms occur in November and December, as well as from March to May. The dry periods last from June to October, as well as during January and February.
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Lake Manyara Tree Lodge
This remote lodge blends intimacy and romance in cool, leafy surrounds. Spacious bedrooms float in a sea of green, with generous decks and massive windows opening up to the lush forest. Blow bubbles while contemplating the forest from your bath or soak under the steaming hot water of an outdoor shower. An interactive kitchen brings a touch of theatre to breakfast and lunch. Dinner each night is prepared and served in the open dining boma, encircled by a tall fence of gnarled wood.
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NIGHT GAME DRIVE
“Near the end of the night drive we stumbled upon a male lion crossing the road; after following him for a few minutes he began to quietly roar. It turns out that he was calling the female, who was a little way away. She responded to his call and for about five minutes they were calling back and forth to each other, raising the volume each time. I lost the bet with Valerie, since, in the end, the male lion slowly got up and walked to the female. We followed the happy couple for some time and, whenever we lost sight of one or both, I felt an incredible rush because we were in an open jeep and who knows what they...”
Josh Spiegel
&Beyond Lake Manyara



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“Near the end of the night drive we stumbled upon a male lion crossing the road; after following him for a few minutes he began to quietly roar. It turns out that he was calling the female, who was a little way away. She responded to his call and for about five minutes they were calling back and forth to each other, raising the volume each time. I lost the bet with Valerie, since, in the end, the male lion slowly got up and walked to the female. We followed the happy couple for some time and, whenever we lost sight of one or both, I felt an incredible rush because we were in an open jeep and who knows what they...”
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