Saadani National Park — Attraction in Pwani Region

The park is wonderful and well maintained through but there are shortcomings which concerns the park that are villagers interference with hunting issue, cultivation or fishing, roads during bad weather became terrible, reception with variety of languages to visitors from guides is very minimal, poacher's are also endanger the animal welfare of this park and it's disadvantage is that the park occupy a large area of land in order to supervise maybe an issue. The number of animals in this park are not quite large but serves the most with it's aerial views & more.

It's the only park in the country with the massive water bodies around & incredibly with an Indian ocean experience. Also there is an island called Fungwe/Mafue which sometimes disappear covered by ocean water, it's wonderful plus options of swimming/diving is available. You may also learn bout ocean species such as living circles of sea turtles who are...

saadani is where the beach meet the buch.Today a suprisingly wide range of grazers and primates is seen a game drives and walks among them giraffe,buffalo,warthog,common waterbuck,reedbuck,hartebeest,wildebeest,red duiker,greater kudu, eland,sable antelope,yellow baboon,and vervet monkey.HERDS OF UP 30 ELEPHANT are encountered with increasingly frequency and several lion prides are reisdent together with leopard,spotted hyena and black backed jackal.boats trips on the mangrove lined wami river come with a high chance of sighting hippos,crocodiles and selection of marine and riverine birds,including the mangrove kingfisher and lesser flamingo while the beaches form one of the last major green tutle breedig sites on mainland Tanzania. i love my national park,i love my country God bless Tanzania and let us conserve our destination area for our present and...

It's nice place to spend one day or two but you shouldn't expect too much. Animals don't show during daytime. They get active night-time but the gate of the park get closed at 6 p.m. It's rather impossible to see wild cats. During our trip we have seen some giraffes, antelopes and buffalo. Nor lions neither leopards or elephants were seen. Be carefull when you negotiate the price. At the end of the trip we were surprisingly told by our guide that he is not employed and his is not given any money from the park. That was really surprising especially that he had park uniform and he was earlier processing our tickets in the official park tourist office. I think that there are much better places to see in Tanzania but they are away from...