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Africa Tourism » National Parks in Africa
Wildlife Parks in Africa
EAST AFRICA’S NATIONAL PARKS
& GAME RESERVE.
MASAI MARA KENYA
Adjoining Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, Masai Mara provides one of nature’s most dramatic spectacles the annual migration each year of over a million wildebeest and zebra. Migration normally takes place between July and September, although other animals are resident in great numbers throughout the year, including the Big 5. Hippo and crocodile are also found in the rivers.
AMBOSELI KENYA
Hemingway described this area as the essence of Africa. Its most striking feature is the dramatic view of Africa’s highest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro. Herds of elephant (often appearing red in colour due to their dust-bathing!) and families of rhino rummage in the lower forests, while leopard prowl the salt-flats.
MOUNT KENYA KENYA
Eland and zebra may be seen at the base of snow-capped Mount Kenya, while lion, Cape buffalo and elephant roam in the moorland. Black leopard may also be found here as well as some rare bird species, including the Abyssinian long-eared owl.
THE ABERDARES KENYA
The Aberdare is home to the world’s most famous tree-house -Treetops - and boasts one of Kenya’s largest forest reserves. Elephant, rhino, leopard and bongo - a rare striped antelope - can be seen here.
LAKE NAIVASHA KENYA
Freshwater Lake Naivasha, one of the Great Rift Valley lakes, is home to some amazing bird-life. Best explored by boat - organised trips are usually available locally.
LAKE NAKURU KENYA
Situated in Western Kenya, this soda lake is home to thousands of flamingos, Rothschild giraffe can be seen in the surrounding park, as well as leopard, lion and black and white rhino.
TSAVO KENYA
Kenya’s largest National Park and one of the biggest protected wilderness areas in the world. Much of the landscape is arid, a flat plain of bush and baobab trees. In the west are the Mzima Springs, whose clear waters attract hippo and crocodile. The elusive leopard can be seen, while animals big and small are attracted to the waterholes, elephant in particular.
SAMBURU KENYA
On the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River, Samburu is home to Gravy’s zebra, with its bat-like ears, the beisa oryx as well as elephant, giraffe, zebra, ververt monkeys and crocodile.
SERENGETI TANZANIA
Covering a vast area of wide-open plains, Serengeti is said to have the largest concentration of game in the world. Its annual wildebeest migration is a sight to behold as more than a million wildebeest migrate through the park in search of fresh grassland. There is large population of big cats resident here too.
NGORONGORO TANZANIA
Often referred to as one of the natural Wonders of the World, game viewing in this 20-kilometre wide crater is nothing less than spectacular, Descend by 4-wheel drive vehicle in search of lion, elephant, rhino, buffalo, zebra and more.
TARANGIRE TANZANIA
One of the smaller parks, Tarangire is also one of the most picturesque with the Tarangire River attracting eland, kudu, gazelle and oryx as well as some bigger game. Its profusion of immense baobab trees are home to a rich and colourful variety of birds.
LAKE MANYARA TANZANIA
The tree-climbing lion is the parks most famous resident -they can usually be seen in umbrella trees. The lake is home to hippo and flamingo, as well almost 400 species of birds.
MASAI MARA KENYA
Adjoining Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, Masai Mara provides one of nature’s most dramatic spectacles the annual migration each year of over a million wildebeest and zebra. Migration normally takes place between July and September, although other animals are resident in great numbers throughout the year, including the Big 5. Hippo and crocodile are also found in the rivers.
AMBOSELI KENYA
Hemingway described this area as the essence of Africa. Its most striking feature is the dramatic view of Africa’s highest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro. Herds of elephant (often appearing red in colour due to their dust-bathing!) and families of rhino rummage in the lower forests, while leopard prowl the salt-flats.
MOUNT KENYA KENYA
Eland and zebra may be seen at the base of snow-capped Mount Kenya, while lion, Cape buffalo and elephant roam in the moorland. Black leopard may also be found here as well as some rare bird species, including the Abyssinian long-eared owl.
THE ABERDARES KENYA
The Aberdare is home to the world’s most famous tree-house -Treetops - and boasts one of Kenya’s largest forest reserves. Elephant, rhino, leopard and bongo - a rare striped antelope - can be seen here.
LAKE NAIVASHA KENYA
Freshwater Lake Naivasha, one of the Great Rift Valley lakes, is home to some amazing bird-life. Best explored by boat - organised trips are usually available locally.
LAKE NAKURU KENYA
Situated in Western Kenya, this soda lake is home to thousands of flamingos, Rothschild giraffe can be seen in the surrounding park, as well as leopard, lion and black and white rhino.
TSAVO KENYA
Kenya’s largest National Park and one of the biggest protected wilderness areas in the world. Much of the landscape is arid, a flat plain of bush and baobab trees. In the west are the Mzima Springs, whose clear waters attract hippo and crocodile. The elusive leopard can be seen, while animals big and small are attracted to the waterholes, elephant in particular.
SAMBURU KENYA
On the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River, Samburu is home to Gravy’s zebra, with its bat-like ears, the beisa oryx as well as elephant, giraffe, zebra, ververt monkeys and crocodile.
SERENGETI TANZANIA
Covering a vast area of wide-open plains, Serengeti is said to have the largest concentration of game in the world. Its annual wildebeest migration is a sight to behold as more than a million wildebeest migrate through the park in search of fresh grassland. There is large population of big cats resident here too.
NGORONGORO TANZANIA
Often referred to as one of the natural Wonders of the World, game viewing in this 20-kilometre wide crater is nothing less than spectacular, Descend by 4-wheel drive vehicle in search of lion, elephant, rhino, buffalo, zebra and more.
TARANGIRE TANZANIA
One of the smaller parks, Tarangire is also one of the most picturesque with the Tarangire River attracting eland, kudu, gazelle and oryx as well as some bigger game. Its profusion of immense baobab trees are home to a rich and colourful variety of birds.
LAKE MANYARA TANZANIA
The tree-climbing lion is the parks most famous resident -they can usually be seen in umbrella trees. The lake is home to hippo and flamingo, as well almost 400 species of birds.
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