Lake Manyara Reviews – Page 4 – Reviews 31-40 of 259

Gary Ellwood –

US

Visited: July 2018 Reviewed: Sep 22, 2018

Email Gary Ellwood | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris

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4/5

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Lake Manyara was our first game drive on our visit. We saw elephants, baboons, wildebeest, warthogs, zebras, and giraffes, all in our first 2 hours of being there. It was a great introduction to our week long safari. Make a point of stopping at the cultural center a couple miles outside the park. Local crafts by local artisans. great gifts, and a good way so support the local folks.

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Barbara –

PL

Visited: July 2018 Reviewed: Sep 3, 2018

Email Barbara | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris

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4/5

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There were not so easy to spot animals at Lake Manyara - compared to other National Parks.
No flamingos at the time of our visit.
Lake is beautiful though, and view at the Great Rift - stunning.

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DANIELA –

ES

Visited: June 2018 Reviewed: Jul 11, 2018

Email DANIELA | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris

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4/5

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The park is great with lots of flamingoes and other wildlife

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Catherine –

UK

Visited: March 2018 Reviewed: Apr 3, 2018

Email Catherine | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari

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4/5

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We didn't visit in the best season so wildlife wasn't the best but it was beautiful and I will definitely go back in a better season!

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Olga Solovyeva –

TH

Visited: February 2018 Reviewed: Mar 15, 2018

Email Olga Solovyeva | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris

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4/5

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There are not many animals here. This is not a big park.

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nicole_reigelman –

US

Visited: January 2018 Reviewed: Feb 27, 2018

Email nicole_reigelman | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris

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4/5

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Lake Manyara seemed smaller to me than other parks, but had a wealth of birds and other wildlife, especially monkeys and baboons. I was there on an overcast and windy day which made for a different and fantastic experience.

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vicente –

US

Visited: September 2017 Reviewed: Oct 16, 2017

Email vicente | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari

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4/5

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Lake Manyara provided many scenic opportunities. We saw many wildlife around and in the lake. We did not, however, see any (tree climbing) lions . We were there for an afternoon and we understand that they could have been hiding.

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Francois de Bruin –

ZA

Visited: August 2017 Reviewed: Sep 11, 2017

Email Francois de Bruin | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris

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4/5

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Good variety

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Taha –

US

Visited: February 2017 Reviewed: Mar 20, 2017

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4/5

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Lake Manyara is a small park has great dens forest - excellent for elephant viewing and birding. The lake hosts 1000's of flamingoes and storks. There is also a viewing platform that was installed in 2014 that is a great stop to view the flamingos, hippos and other birds.

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DaveGibsonImages.com –

US

Visited: December 2005 Reviewed: Oct 25, 2016

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4/5

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I only spent a day there but recall a jackal, baboons on a termite mound, an elephant and hippos. The weaver colony at Lake Manyara Serena Lodge made for good photos.

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