Overview
Kitulo National Park in Tanzania is primarily known for its exceptional floral diversity, earning it the nicknames “Serengeti of Flowers” and “Garden of God”. It’s the first national park in tropical Africa established for its floristic importance, showcasing a rich array of plant life. The park is also home to unique wildlife, including the endangered Kipunji monkey.
Highlights
- Botanical Wonderland: Explore Kitulo’s “Serengeti of Flowers,” with over 350 plant species, including 45 orchid varieties, in full bloom during the wet season.
- Rare Birdlife: Spot the Denham’s bustard, blue swallow, and Kipengere seedeater, making Kitulo a birder’s paradise.
- Luxury Experiences: Enjoy private sundowners, bush breakfasts, gourmet picnics, and a 5-course dinner under the stars at Kitulo Farm Lodge.
- Cultural Immersion: Engage with the Nyakyusa community at Matema Beach, learning about their traditions and cuisine.
- Scenic Beauty: From the Kitulo Plateau’s grasslands to Nhumbe Waterfall and Lake Nyasa’s shores, experience Tanzania’s Southern Highlands at their finest.