Visit Lake Manyara
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- Nature, Adventure & Sport
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Lake Manyara: How to get there?
126 km by car from ArushaLake Manyara: When to go?
From July to OctoberLake Manyara: For how long?
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Lake Manyara Vacations
Lake Manyara, located in the reserve sharing the same name, is surely one of the most beautiful lakes of the African continent. The wealth of its ecosystems make this a popular place for observing rich wildlife. A place that will delight the whole family.
Lake Manyara: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
Lake Manyara, located in the reserve sharing the same name, is surely one of the most beautiful lakes of the African continent. The wealth of its ecosystems make this a popular place for observing rich wildlife. A place that will delight the whole family.
My suggestion
Look after your belongings, the monkeys here are kings and will not hesitate to pinch your food if you don't keep it under constant surveillance.
At a distance of 126 km from Arusha, a journey of around 90 minutes, lies Lake Manyara National Park, famous for its lions, which sit in the trees there. It is unique in Tanzania.
My suggestion
Especially try to see the sunrise and sunset there. These are the best times of day to see the animals.
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