Arusha National Park
Home to the World's Largest Population of Giraffe.
Tanzania National Parks
Arusha National Park
Arusha National Park is a Tanzanian jewel, often unseen by safari goers, regardless of offering the prospect to explore a fascinating diversity of habitats within a few hours.The park is a part of the larger regional ecosystem of Mount Meru, which is Africa’s fifth highest mountain standing at 4,565 metres above sea level.
Beneath the breath-taking cliff-face of Meru’s peaks, the slopes are covered by rainforest and Acacia woodland. The park is notably famous for its black and white colobus monkey, the great Mommela Lakes, and Ngurdoto Crater.
Here you will have chance to walk in the park with an armed ranger and get very close to animals like zebras, warthog and giraffes
Arusha Highlights
Exhilarating Wildlife
Birds
Mount Meru
The Lakes
Fig Tree Arc
Cave Waterfalls


Best Time to Visit Arusha National Park
The Park can be visited all year round, however, the best months to visit are June to September and December to early March. With annual average rainfall, the short rainy season runs from October to November, and the heavy rain season runs from March to May. The park is situated between 1,700 and 4566 meters above sea level.



















