Udzungwa National Park

Safari Highlights:

Enter in awe the Eastern Arc Mountains, an archipelago of isolated massifs - dubbed the African Galapagos for its treasure trove of endemic plants and animals.

Hike forest trails between 30 m high trees with their fungi, lichens, mosses and ferns. Gaze in amazement at the Sanje Waterfall, plunging through a misty spray to the forested valley 170 m below. Pause in sunshine-dappled glades, alive with birdsong.

Discover an exceptionally beautiful and ecologically rich environment in this fairly new National Park, with its unique rainforest which sustains rare plant species and forest birds not found anywhere else in the world.

Encounter the newly discovered Sanje crested mangabey and the endemic Iringa red colobus monkeys in the forest; spot the other four primate species resident here.  

Walk and ramble in Udzungwa Mountains Park, good all year round (although it can be slippery in the rainy season). The dry season is from June through October (but one should be prepared for rain at any time in these primeval forests).

Experience the natural wonders of Udzungwa park, bordered by the Great Ruaha River, comprised of some 2,000 sq kms and only two hour drive from Mikumi National Park.

Go to ground in your tent and let the mysterious sounds of this primeval mountain reserve color your dreams.

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