What a special place
Manyara Secret Lodge is a spectacular and impressive lodge. It is not overly large but exclusive, with personal attention and exquisite service.
It was the influence of the local people and the environment. You’ll see this The moment you arrive and feel right at home.
Villas with private plunge pools are available for couples who value their privacy, and for families, we have villas where everyone can be together. You can almost smell the adventure; it’s tangible in the air.
The lodge overlooks Lake Manyara National Park, a mere 15 minutes by car, and Tarangire National Park is a 40-minute drive away.
Breathtaking luxury at Lake Manyara
There is a place in Tanzania with stunning views of Lake Manyara. Manyara’s Secret is quite lucky. It is one of the few places where you can see tree-climbing lions now and then. You’ll never forget this, and it certainly will not be missed. In Lake Manyara National Park, elephants abound, and there is a vast diversity and variety of birds. So, if wildlife is your thing, you have found the right place.
Manyara Secret Lodge, an exclusive boutique lodge, offers various activities, from swimming on the terrace, reading a book, or going on a safari. You can shower under the sky or sleep under the “upside-down baobab tree, the n tree of the African plain,” the Baob.” ok, forward to a delicious menu at the end of a beautiful day. Later, you can relax in a bed of supreme luxury. The service is more than exceptional; you decide what and when you want it.
On arrival, your host awaits you; the host will ensure all your needs are met. Your host is your point of contact for all you might need or wish for as long as you reside with us.
At the heart of everything
The following day, you’ll wake up to a magnificent view of the Savannah.
Tarangire National Park is close to Lake Manyara National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, Maasai village, and Mto Wa Mbu village. The possibilities are almost endless. You can go mountain biking on the Savannah.
Every month is different…
Nature is full of surprises. This year, the rainy season has been longer than usual, which sets the balance for everything else in Tanzania.
But in general, this is how it goes:
December
January
February
The three months of December, January, and February comprise the Green Season. Everything grows and flourishes; it’s also called the calving season, as all the young are born. A visit during this time holds a high chance of catching a glimpse of a baby giraffe being born. You might see a baby elephant, but you’ve more than a good chance of seeing lion cubs.
This is nature as intended, but remember that the lurking predator belongs here, too.
This is the ideal time for birdwatchers, especially on and around Lake Manyara. It’s hot at this time of year, hovering around 30oC.
