Udzungwa Mountains
Biodiversity Hotspot & Waterfall Paradise
A Hiker's Paradise with Unique Wildlife
Udzungwa Mountains National Park is a biodiversity hotspot with endemic primate species found nowhere else on Earth. This pristine montane forest offers hiking through lush vegetation to spectacular waterfalls, including the impressive 170-meter Sanje Falls.
The park is home to several endemic species including the Udzungwa red colobus monkey and the Sanje mangabey. Bird watchers will delight in spotting numerous endemic bird species. The diverse ecosystems range from lowland rainforest to montane forest and grassland.
Hiking trails vary from half-day walks to multi-day treks, with the Sanje Waterfall trail being the most popular. Swimming in natural pools at the base of waterfalls provides refreshing rewards after challenging hikes through this pristine wilderness.
Highlights
- Sanje Waterfall (170 meters high)
- Endemic primate species - Udzungwa red colobus and Sanje mangabey
- Pristine montane rainforest
- Bird watching paradise with endemic species
- Swimming in natural pools
- Various hiking trails from easy to challenging
- Biodiversity hotspot with unique flora and fauna
Half Day
Sanje Waterfall trail - 4 hours round trip
Full Day
Extended forest trails with primate viewing
Multi-Day
2-3 day camping treks through the mountains
Explore Udzungwa Mountains
Discover unique wildlife and stunning waterfalls in this pristine mountain paradise
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