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Saadani National Park is Tanzania’s only national park where the beach meets the bush, located along the Indian Ocean coastline between Dar es Salaam and Tanga. The park uniquely combines coastal habitats with classic savannah landscapes, mangroves, and river systems.
This rare setting allows visitors to experience both wildlife safaris and ocean scenery in one destination. Saadani offers a relaxed and uncrowded safari experience, making it ideal for travelers seeking a blend of adventure and coastal tranquility.
June–October
The dry season offers excellent conditions for game drives and boat safaris, with wildlife gathering near water sources and clear coastal weather.
The wet season brings lush vegetation and fewer visitors, with vibrant birdlife though some tracks may be less accessible.
Wildlife in Saadani National Park includes elephants, lions, giraffes, buffalo, and antelope species roaming close to the shoreline. Hippos and crocodiles are commonly seen along the Wami River.
The park also supports rich birdlife, including coastal and riverine species. Marine turtles nest on the beaches during certain seasons, adding to Saadani’s unique wildlife appeal.
Saadani National Park features a remarkable mix of ecosystems including sandy beaches, coastal forests, grasslands, mangroves, and the Wami River. This ecological diversity supports both terrestrial and marine life.
The park’s coastal location creates a safari experience unlike any other in East Africa.
