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Twelve primate species live in Udzungwa Mountains National Park, six of them active by day and six of them galagos that come out after dark. The…

Udzungwa Mountains National Park has a warm, humid climate with most rain falling between November and May, daytime temperatures mostly between twenty one and twenty seven…

Photography in Udzungwa Mountains National Park centres on four subjects: the Sanje Waterfalls dropping roughly 170 metres in three tiers, endemic primates in the canopy, valley…

The Udzungwa red colobus is seen most reliably on the lower forest trails of Udzungwa Mountains National Park, in the grounds of the camp on the…

The animals seen most often in Udzungwa Mountains National Park are monkeys: Udzungwa red colobus, Angolan black and white colobus, blue monkeys and yellow baboons, all…

Trips to Udzungwa Mountains National Park are sold by four kinds of operator: Tanzanian southern circuit specialists based in Dar es Salaam or Iringa, the forest…

The plateau viewpoints in Udzungwa Mountains National Park are reached on guided hikes ranging from a four hour waterfall climb to multi day treks onto the…

Njokamoni Waterfall sits at the top of a quiet forest trail in Udzungwa Mountains National Park, reached on a guided hike of four to five hours…

Nature photography in Udzungwa Mountains National Park means working on foot in low forest light, with waterfalls, valley viewpoints, butterflies, orchids and fungi as subjects alongside…

Hikes in Udzungwa Mountains National Park range from easy thirty minute walks to multi day treks of 38 kilometres and more, with the popular Sanje Waterfall…