WELCOME TO NYERERE NATIONAL PARK
The best time to visit Nyerere National Park is during the dry season from June to October. Wildlife congregates around water sources, providing excellent game viewing opportunities. The pleasant weather enhances the overall safari experience, making it an ideal time to explore the park's diverse ecosystems and abundant wildlife.
Size
19,000 square miles
Weather
Equatorial Climate Prevails
Wildlife
Great Migration Spectacle
Best Time to Visit
June to October
Flora and Fauna
Diverse Ecosystems Thrive
Conservation
Commitment to Preservation
Nyerere National Park has numerous attractions that visitors to the place can enjoy. Some of the best attractions in the Park include the ability to see the big Five, Large concentrations of elephants and Hippos. The Rufiji River full of abundant wildlife, Largest population of African wild dogs to mention but a few. The Park is also endowed with beautiful and scenic landscapes that add to the beauty of this majestic place. Nyerere National Park has some of the activities that give visitors opportunities to enjoy its beauty. The Park will give opportunities to do walking safaris, Game Viewing by vehicles as well as Unforgettable boat trips along the mighty Rufiji.
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Nyerere National Park, formerly Selous Game Reserve, is a vast wildlife sanctuary in southern Tanzania, renowned for its diverse ecosystems and abundant wildlife.
The dry season from June to October offers optimal wildlife viewing conditions.
Accessible by road from Dar es Salaam or by air with airstrips nearby.
Elephants, African wild dogs, lions, hippos, crocodiles, and various bird species are among the diverse fauna.
Yes, lodges and camps situated along the Rufiji River provide comfortable accommodations.
Highly recommended, experienced guides enhance the safari experience with their knowledge of the park.
Malaria precautions are necessary, and visitors are advised to take preventive measures
Yes, boat safaris along the Rufiji River offer a unique perspective, showcasing aquatic and birdlife.
Nearby communities provide opportunities for cultural interactions and visits to local villages.
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