Udzungwa Mountains

Overview

About Udzungwa Mountains

The Udzungwa Mountains are one of Africa's most biodiverse mountain ranges, part of the Eastern Arc Mountains and a recognized global biodiversity hotspot. Rising to over 2,500 metres, the range protects vast tracts of pristine rainforest harboring numerous species found nowhere else, including the Sanje mangabey and the Udzungwa red colobus. Sanje Waterfalls — one of Tanzania's most spectacular — cascade 170 metres through the forest, rewarding hikers with a breathtaking natural swimming pool.

What to Expect

Highlights

• 01 Sanje Waterfalls (170m)
• 02 endemic Sanje mangabey primate
• 03 Eastern Arc biodiversity hotspot
• 04 pristine rainforest trails
• 05 Udzungwa Mountains National Park
• 06 bird-rich forest interior