Mount Meru • Momella Lakes • Ngurdoto Crater • Walking Safaris
Arusha National Park is a compact wonderland of dramatic contrasts — from the towering peak of Mount Meru to the shimmering Momella Lakes and the forested Ngurdoto Crater. It's one of the few parks in Tanzania where walking safaris are permitted, offering an intimate bush experience just minutes from Arusha town.
Whether you're trekking Mount Meru, canoeing among flamingos, or exploring the forest on foot, Arusha National Park delivers diverse adventures. Over 400 bird species, colobus monkeys, giraffes, and buffaloes call this park home.
Tanzania's second-highest peak (4,566m). A challenging multi-day trek through diverse zones.
Known as the "Mini Ngorongoro" — a steep, forested caldera.
Seven shallow alkaline lakes attracting thousands of flamingos.
A massive fig tree that has grown into a natural archway.
Hidden within the montane forest, reached by guided walking safari.
Multi-day trek to the summit.
Explore on foot with an armed ranger.
Guided drives through crater and forests.
Peaceful canoeing among flamingos.
Over 400 species.
Fig Tree Arch, crater viewpoints.
Wildlife is most active in early morning.
Neutral-colored clothing, comfortable hiking boots.
Sunscreen, insect repellent, binoculars, camera.
Walking safaris require trained guides/rangers.
Best for Mount Meru trekking, clear crater views, and game drives.
Lush, vibrant landscapes, migratory birds, fewer tourists.
Compact, diverse, and accessible — Arusha National Park offers walking safaris, canoeing, and Mount Meru trekking within a single destination.
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