Saadani National Park Adventures
Saadani National Park, where the Indian Ocean meets East African wilderness, offers a unique combination of beachfront and savannah wildlife experiences.
About Saadani National Park
Saadani National Park is the only wildlife sanctuary in Tanzania bordering the Indian Ocean. Established in 2005, it spans approximately 270 square miles, combining a range of habitats including coastal forests, savannahs, and mangroves. The park is distinguished by its significant elephant population and offers sightings of other wildlife such as giraffes, lions, leopards, and a variety of birds and marine life. Visitors can explore the beach, observe wildlife on land and in water, and enjoy activities such as game drives, walking safaris, and boat safaris. Its history includes conservation efforts aimed at protecting key species and habitats from human development.
Highlights
The breathtaking interface of the Indian Ocean and East African wilderness.
Opportunities to see elephants and lions near the coastline.
Unique boat safaris along the Wami River with crocodile and hippo sightings.
Walking safaris offering a close-up view of the park's diverse avian life.
Notable Natural Features
Indian Ocean Coastline
Offers a rare chance to see wildlife on the beach, including buffalo and elephants.
Wami River
Host to a variety of wildlife like hippos and birds, accessible via boat safaris.
Zaraninge Forest
A part of the Eastern Arc Mountains, offering refuge for rare species.