Saadani National Park

Nice park to explore using your own vehicle (during dry season). You'll see a lot of animals running away as they are not used to tourists like at other more famous national parks. Especially the hilly north of the park is very beautiful.

Nice and small park on the coast of Indian Ocean. Boat trip to watch hippos, numerous birds and crocodiles is highly recommended. There are not too many animals, game on land. A sample what I saw is on pictures. Enjoy! 😃

Good Place for Family One day trip Small Reserve compare to Mikumi, Ngorongoro, Serengeti You can use your car or also their car to enter in part ,we park our car at Booking office and from there used their car. If your luck is good then only you can see lions and elephants. We booked in advance to stay there but Food and Accommodation service is very bad. Tour guide and Driver did hard work to show us elephant and lions for full day at evening we was lucky saw one elephant family but unfortunately we can't see Simba (Lion) overall good experience.

Positive: Cheap entry fee, nearest park from capital Dar es Salaam. Negative: Poor handling of tourists, first they allow your vehicle to enter. Than after 10-15km, you reach at their office, which makes you wait for long time.. if their safari vehicles are busy than you may have to wait for hours.. animals are less, park is small.

Great experience. We got to see flamingos just before they migrated. We also saw crocodiles and hippos galore during the boat ride along wami river. Baboons and warthogs are also there in plenty. We were lucky to sight a few giraffes but not in luck to sight elephants or lions. The tour guide was quite helpful and overall we had a good experience

Wonderful place! you get the chance to experience both wild and marine attractions in here

Very clean Beaches for swimming,beach soccer, walking, bird watching, green turtle experience, and all the marine environment. Also in terrestrial environment big four are there for you🥳

Passed through the Saadani National Park on my way to and from a remote resort near Pangani village. We saw giraffes, rabbits, warthogs, deers, duikers, elephants, monkeys and a variety of birds walking about in their natural habitats without fear. Even the monkeys were roaming unhindered through human settlements. We (2 adults and 3 kids) had to pay both ways for using the road through the park. Even the kids, who slept throughout the journey were made to pay.