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Waterfalls in Tanzania: Africa Natural Tours
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Besides the incredible wildlife experience, Tanzania also
boasts of amazing landscapes and some of the most beautiful and stunning
waterfalls, Explore these roaring cascades of water and you are sure to see
amazing natural wonders.
There are also plenty of activities to do around these
waterfalls in Tanzania. Activities include hiking and exploring. Many different
wildlife species call some of these areas home, so they are great places for
game watching. They include;
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Sanje
Falls
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Kalambo
Falls
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Soni
Falls
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Meru
Falls
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Ndoro
Falls
Sanje Falls, Udzungwa
Mountains National Park
An Iringa safari is not complete
until you visit the Udzungwa Mountains National Park. The park has quiet an attractive
landscape with a combination of rainforest scattered along the raising hills
and valleys. Udzungwa Mountains National Park also plays host to several
waterfalls in Tanzania including Sanje Waterfalls. Plunging about 170 metres
(550 feet) through a misty spray into the forested valley below, Sanje falls is
one of the highest waterfalls found in Tanzania’s national parks.
Best Time to visit: Between January and April.
Sanje Falls, Udzungwa Mountains National Park.
Soni Falls, West Usamabara
Mountains
Situated in the southern part of the West Usambaras Lushoto
Mountain Reserve, the Soni Falls display breathtaking scenery. This is an
excellent place to visit and relax for a few days if you are travelling
overland between the Tanzania coast and Kilimanjaro as well as the northern
game parks. Usambara Mountains are dotted with several other small waterfalls
worth checking out.
Best Time to visit: Between July and October
Kalambo Falls, South east of
Lake Tanganyika
The impressive Kalambo Falls are located within the border
of Zambia and Tanzania in the south east of Lake Tanganyika. These waterfalls
in Tanzania are regarded as the second highest waterfalls in Africa after
Tugela Falls in South Africa. Kalambo Falls plunge about 221 meters down into
the gorge below and into Lake Tanganyika. The area around Kalambo Falls has
been an important archaeological site since the discovery of past human
activity that stretches back more than two hundred fifty thousand years.
Best Time to visit: Between January and April.
Kalambo Falls.
Meru Fall, Mount Meru
No visit to Arusha is complete without a Mt. Meru
waterfall hike. Like other waterfalls in Tanzania, the landscape around Meru
fall is amazing with a mix of tropical vegetation like tropical ferns, pine
like trees and leafy plants. The waterfall plunges about 150 feet down with a
massive force. While walking up the mountain, you will also explore the beauty
of the Meru Forest flora and fauna that consists of rich bird life, beautiful
butterflies, monkeys, forest antelopes among other wildlife.
Best Time to Visit: From June to February.
Ndoro Falls, Kilimanjaro.
Ndoro Waterfalls are located at the
base of Mount Kilimanjaro, Moshi District in Marangu area.
The waterfall is famous for its zigzag trekking nature through typical river
vegetation, coffee plantations as well as banana trees and coffee to the bottom
of the falls. Any traveller fascinated by stories within the region will love exploring
this waterfall and several other waterfalls in Tanzania within this region.
Best Time to visit: Around March, November and
December.
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