Although relatively modest in size, the Arusha National Park in the north east of Tanzania contains a large variety of landscapes and between the peaks of Mount Meru and Kilimanjaro is an idyllic and evergreen natural wildlife habitat.

Baboons are to be found everywhere and each group comprises between five and two hundred and fifty members. The park also contains rare species such as the guereza.

To the east, the Ngurdoto Crater is one of the park’s most beautiful areas and the crater itself is a haven for plant eaters and buffalo are frequent visitors. The surroundings of the four hundred metre deep crater contain dense rainforests that are difficult to access.

Pelicans, stork and numerous varieties of heron and crane inhabit the Momella Lakes and add a great deal of colour.

Thanks to its unique landscape and large variety of species the Arusha National Park enjoys a unique position amid the natural wonders of Tanzania.