One of Tanzania’s smallest and most picturesque national parks is Arusha National Park which is only 37 kilometres from the center of Arusha. The park’s primary distinguishing characteristics include the Ngurdoto Crater (Little Ngorongoro Crater), Momela Lake, the highland montane forest, and Mountain Meru. The ability to combine game drives with other activities like walking safaris, canoeing, and horseback riding—all of which may be scheduled for an additional fee—is another one of this park’s distinctive attractions.

After being welcomed back to Arusha, in the morning you will begin your safari to Arusha National Park. The only location on the northern safari circuit where the acrobatic black-and-white colobus monkeys are easily observed is the entrance gate of Arusha National Park, which leads into the forest of populated blue monkeys, colorful turacos, and trogons.

The magnificent Ngurdoto Crater, surrounded by towering rocky cliffs and a broad, marshy bottom filled with herds of buffalo and warthog, is in the middle of the forest.

You may see Mount Meru while in Arusha National Park by spending roughly 2 to 3 hours walking close to it with an armed ranger who will be with you the entire time.

Although elephants are uncommon in Arusha National Park, and lions are absent altogether, leopards and spotted hyenas may be seen.

Depending on your flight time, we could utilize your last morning to fit in a final town tour. You will be picked up from your accommodations by your driver with the option of a drive around the town of your choice whether it’s Arusha or Moshi before ultimately being dropped off at the airport in time for your return flight, Bon Voyage.