Arusha National Park is known for the black-and-white colobus monkeys, Mount Meru, swamps, lakes, waterfalls and craters! A beautiful park with a wide diversity of landscapes and wildlife.
Arusha National Park is home to a rich variety of wildlife, where visitors can encounter animals such as buffalo, giraffe, and zebra roaming freely across its diverse landscapes. The park is also a paradise for bird lovers, with more than 400 bird species, including the striking flamingos. Among the forested areas, you can spot different types of monkeys such as the black-and-white colobus monkey, vervet monkey, blue monkey, and troops of baboons. In addition, the park supports other fascinating wildlife like hippos, waterbucks, bushbucks, and warthogs, making it a truly rewarding destination for nature and safari enthusiasts.
Arusha National Park has a mild climate with average daytime temperatures ranging from 18°C/64°F to 23°C/73°F. The Dry season (June to October) is the coldest time of year. If you’re doing an early morning game drive, you’ll need plenty of warm clothes. The Wet season (November to May) has two periods of rainfall with a dry spell in between. But it’s only during the so-called long rains (March to May) that downpours might hamper your safari.
Wildlife viewing is at its best in the drier months (June to October). At this time, days are usually sunny, but it can be bitterly cold early in the morning and late afternoon. Birding is generally best in the Wet season months of November to April.
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