Birdwatching in Tanzania
20 of our favourite places for birdwatching in Tanzania
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Beho Beho
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100% (73 reviews)
The Selous is a good park for travellers who are very keen on birdlife. When we were there we saw a fantastic variety of species including the white-fronted bee-eater, beautiful hoopoe, a bat hawk, crested guinea fowl and vibrant red bishop. More about Beho Beho -
Beho Beho fly-camping
|97% (22 reviews)
The guides here are real experts on the birdlife, and the Selous is a great area for bird-watching. From the waterbirds found in the floodplains and lakes around the Rufiji River, to the dry-country raptors in the Beho Beho Hills from which the camp takes it name - it's ... More about Beho Beho fly-camp -
Grumeti River Camp
|92% (5 reviews)
Over 360 bird species have been recorded in Serengeti National Park's western corridor. Of these, six are endemic to the Serengeti Plains and a few more are particularly worth looking out for. These include the black-headed gonolek with its striking crimson breast; ... More about Grumeti River Camp -
Jongomero Camp
|98% (10 reviews)
Ruaha's unique position at the centre of Tanzania, north of Selous but south of most of Tanzania's other parks, gives it an interested cross section of birds; a fascinating park for the bird-watcher. More about Jongomero Camp -
Kwihala Camp
|98% (35 reviews)
Ruaha National Park has an extraordinary diversity of birds – with over 520 different species recorded. Mid-November to March is a great time for keen birdwatchers to visit this park. More about Kwihala Camp -
Mdonya Old River Camp
|91% (71 reviews)
Ruaha's unique position at the centre of Tanzania, north of Selous but south of most of Tanzania's other parks, gives it an interested cross section of birds; a fascinating park for the bird-watcher. More about Mdonya Old River Camp -
Mwagusi Safari Camp
|94% (52 reviews)
Ruaha's unique position at the centre of Tanzania gives it an interested cross section of birds - and makes it a fascinating park for the bird-watcher.Early-morning bird-walksare a very popular activity at the camp - checking out the dawn chorus with a guide before breakfast... More about Mwagusi Safari Camp -
Oliver's Camp
|93% (24 reviews)
Tarangire National Park is the best park in Tanzania for birdwatching. Avid twitchers will enjoy sitting in the central 'mess tent' at Oliver's and looking out into the surrounding acacias where you might spot flycatchers, superb starlings, morning thrushes, ... More about Oliver's Camp -
Ruaha River Lodge
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80% (4 reviews)
Ruaha's unique position at the centre of Tanzania, north of Selous but south of most of Tanzania' other parks, gives it an interested cross section of birds - and makes it a fascinating park for the bird-watcher. More about Ruaha River Lodge -
Rufiji River Camp
|82% (10 reviews)
Rufiji River Camp is situated right on the banks of the Rufiji River which attracts many different species of bird such as the tiny and beautiful malachite kingfisher and the impressively regal African fish eagle. The activities manager, Jacob, is a keen birder. More about Rufiji River Camp -
Rufiji River fly-camping
|90% (2 reviews)
Selous Game Reserve is a classic area for bird-watching, from the waterbirds found in the lakes and floodplains that surround the Rufiji River, to the dry-country raptors in the hills to the north More about Rufiji River fly-camp -
Sable Mountain Lodge
To see a variety of bird life, perhaps do some walking whilst at Sable Mountain and head out into the dense brachystegia forest. This is a great place for birds and you can expect to see a host of forest species including the exquisite Livingstone's turaco, a variety ... More about Sable Mountain Lodge -
Sand Rivers Camp
|95% (34 reviews)
The Selous Game Reserve is a great park to see a real variety of bird species. When we were here last, we saw different types of kingfisher, birds of prey, hornbills and a great deal more. The Sand Rivers hide is a fantastic place to camp out for a few hours and observe ... More about Sand Rivers Camp -
Sand Rivers fly-camping
|97% (6 reviews)
Selous is a great area for bird-watching - and these fly-camps deep in the bush, combined with walks around the fly-camp area, are excellent to really experience the Selous and get to know the birdlife there. More about Sand Rivers fly-camp -
Sand Rivers walking mobile
|100% (3 reviews)
The walking guides are excellent and the Selous is a great area for bird-watching - and covering the ground on foot is a superb way to really experience the Selous. More about Sand Rivers walking -
Selous Impala Camp
|97% (153 reviews)
The Selous Game Reserve is a great place to enjoy watching a variety of birds. On our last visit to Impala Camp in October 2011 we spotted beautifully delicate malachite kingfishers and regal African fish eagles. We were also fortunate enough to see dozens of carmine bee-eaters ... More about Impala Camp -
Selous Impala fly-camp
|92% (27 reviews)
The Selous Game Reserve is a great place to enjoy watching a variety of birds. On our last visit to Impala Camp we spotted beautifully delicate malachite kingfishers and regal African fish eagles. Heading out fly-camping gives you the option of exploring deeper into the ... More about Impala fly-camping -
Selous Private Camp
The Selous is a wonderful park for those that are interested in seeing a variety of birds. When we were last there we saw a fantastic number of species, including the ground hornbill, hadeda ibis, brown-headed parrot and white-fronted bee-eater. More about Selous Private Camp -
Selous Safari Camp
|97% (21 reviews)
With a wonderful location right on the river, the bird-watching is great from Selous Safari Camp itself. However head out with one of the knowledgeable guides to see an abundant number of different species. Depending on the time of year, you can spot the European Roller, ... More about Selous Safari Camp -
Selous Safari Camp Fly-camping
|100% (2 reviews)
Selous Game Reserve is a classic area for bird-watching, from the waterbirds found in the lakes and floodplains that surround the Rufiji River, to the dry-country raptors in the hills to the north More about Selous Safari fly-camp
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