Kitulo National Park
Tour Overview
Explore Kitulo National Park on a spectacular day trip, a floral haven where colorful blossoms surround the terrain (from late November to April).
Navigate the plateau, where green slopes and rugged ridges combine to provide a visual feast of breathtaking landscapes. Birdsong transforms into a melodious symphony as indigenous and migratory species (October to April) fill the air. Discover a magnificent hideaway where you may feel the cold mist and marvel at nature's splendor. Dive into historic caverns, where echoes of a rich history resound through the chambers.
Finish a day filled with natural splendor, cultural exploration, and outdoor adventure. Expect a range of excitements, from astonishment at bright blossoms to quiet awe inspired by tumbling waterfalls, landscapes, and history.
Highlights
Opportunity to see an array of flora, including 45 species of terrestrial orchids, with 31 exclusively endemic to Tanzania, and 16 to Kitulo.
Short and long trail adventures with a variety of waterfalls.
See the caves, connecting with the past and imagining the lives of those who sought refuge there.
Explore the diverse vegetation, from well-drained grasslands to rocky ridges and varied landscape
Birds - Montane Widowbird, Kipengere Seedeater, Blue Swallow, Denham’s Bustard, Churring Cisticola, Uhehe Fiscal, Malachite Sunbird, Augur Buzzard, African Stonechat, White-necked Raven, and many more.
Mammals - Zebras, Common Duiker & Impallas.
Tour Details
Price*
1 Pax $425 4 Pax $705
2 Pax $530 5 Pax $790
3 Pax $620 6 Pax $875
*Read FAQs
Included
Transportation
Local guide
Park fees
Lunch, snacks & water
Excluded
Tip
Personal Items
What to Bring
Hiking (or Comfortable) shoes
Rain Boots (Oct. - May)
Sweater & Rain Jacket (Oct. - May)
Essential Toiletries
FAQs
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The quoted price is for non-EAC citizens aged 16 years and above. EAC citizens, Tanzania residents, and children below 15 years (including non-EAC citizens) please contact us for discounted rates.
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While Kitulo is known for its diverse flora and birdlife, it doesn't have large wildlife populations.
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While the park may not have extensive facilities, the main gate and certain picnic sites may have basic restroom facilities. It's advisable to plan accordingly.
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Absolutely! The Nhumbe, Matamba Ridge, Kilasi, and Bamboo provide a manageable experience for those new to hiking.
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Yes, the tours are family-friendly. However, considering the walking safaris, it's advisable to assess the trail difficulty for younger children.
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The Nhumbe Waterfall, a 100-meter marvel, is an hour's walk from the drop-off campsite. The Mwakipembo Waterfall, standing at 8 meters, is conveniently located along the road to Nhumbe Valley.
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Sure! Photography enthusiasts will find ample opportunities to capture the park's stunning landscapes, waterfalls, and diverse flora and fauna.