About Lake Manyara Serena Safari Lodge
In a stunning location, perched high on the edge of the escarpment, Lake Manyara Serena Safari Lodge has ...
... commanding views over Tanzania’s Great Rift Valley, and the northern end of Lake Manyara National Park, 300m below. During the dry season, bushbuck and dikdik climb the steep scarp to browse and graze in the lodge's cool, shady gardens. Like most of the Serena properties in East Africa, this is a big lodge, accommodating up to 145 guests.
Lake Manyara Serena Safari Lodge is typical of the Serena Hotels brand: it lacks luxury or intimacy, but does provide a practical, comfortable base at a reasonable price. We had good service here on our most recent visit (in Feb 2018) and it was friendly and efficient. We loved the stunning views from the cliff-top location. If staying inside Lake Manyara National Park isn’t an option, then visiting from here is a good alternative.
Our view
Lake Manyara Serena Safari Lodge is typical of the Serena Hotels brand: it lacks luxury or intimacy, but does provide a practical, comfortable base at a reasonable price. We had good service here on our most recent visit (in Feb 2018) and it was friendly and efficient. We loved the stunning views from the cliff-top location. If staying inside Lake Manyara National Park isn’t an option, then visiting from here is a good alternative.
Country manager: Tanzania
Accommodation
67 rooms
Children
Good for children
Open
All year
Activities
4WD Safari
Birdwatching
Cultural excursion
Mountain biking
Night drive
Private activities
Traveller reviews of Lake Manyara Serena Safari Lodge
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In a stunning location, perched high on the edge of the escarpment, Lake Manyara Serena Safari Lodge has ...
... commanding views over Tanzania’s Great Rift Valley, and the northern end of Lake Manyara National Park, 300m below. During the dry season, bushbuck and dikdik climb the steep scarp to browse and graze in the lodge's cool, shady gardens. Like most of the Serena properties in East Africa, this is a big lodge, accommodating up to 145 guests.
Situated 2km off the main highway, down a short private track, Lake Manyara Serena Safari Lodge was built in 1996 and is constructed largely of stone, thatch and dark wood. In many ways we think that the design of the Lake Manyara Serena is more innovative than its nearby sister-properties, the Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge or the Serengeti Serena near Seronera.
Green creepers and mature bushes border this Serena’s stone paths, which lead from the main areas to the closely congregated 67 bedrooms. Designed to loosely resemble local houses with thatched roofs and thick stone walls – they are, for the most part, ordinary and simple.
The best feature of these rooms is their stupendous views over the escarpment, and down to Lake Manyara National Park. To get the very best view of Lake Manyara, we recommend the first-floor rooms, which come with a small veranda. Sixteen rooms interconnect, and so can be used by families. All rooms can be used as triples. There’s one suite with a lounge. And some rooms are double-storey units.
The rooms at Lake Manyara Serena Lodge are comfortable, but somewhat impersonal. Inside, the walls are white, the floors either blue-tiled or done in polished red cement (the plan we were told when we last visited in 2015 is for blue tiles throughout). A patterned bedspread adorns the double or twin bed, which is hung with a mosquito net. Furnishings include a vibrant wall hanging above the bed, a rug in front of a dark-wood bedside table and a couple of bedside lights. Each room also comes equipped with an internal phone, a wooden cupboard, a small chair and mosquito spray.
Smoking rooms are specific – they have ashtrays – and only a limited number are assigned to smokers. However, do request a non-smoking room to be sure.
Equally simple are the en-suite bathrooms at Lake Manyara Serena. In each, a kidney-shaped mirror hangs over the basin, which is set into a wooden surround laid out with complimentary toiletries. A white-tiled shower, flush loo and a hairdryer complete the package.
The reception and main areas are large and airy, and include a spacious dining room; bar area; TV room with satellite TV (also the site of evening entertainment, such as Maasai dancing); conference room; computer room with three terminals; and a small shop selling a limited range of gifts, T-shirts and toiletries. All of these areas radiate from the main lounge, which is furnished with cushioned chairs, clustered around small, wooden tables. Everything is decorated in a Serena’s retro white, green and orange colour scheme.
A big hotel like this is designed to accommodate lots of people, but in each room they've largely succeeded in creating a welcoming atmosphere with their use of colour, ceramic uplighters, fireplaces, and pots of Maasai spears that lend a local feel.
In the spacious dining room, there's a change of colour: red-and-blue stucco décor on the walls and Maasai blankets on the serving tables, which are dotted with small Maasai ornaments. Dining can be inside or out at the Lake Manyara Serena, but the dining terrace is quite small. There's also a self-service area for tea and coffee, complete with baskets of tea cakes and biscuits.
A couple of stone paths wind from the main building to a kidney-shaped infinity pool (open 10am-6.30pm; no lifeguards), which is partly framed by bushes. Sun-loungers line the pool and there is a small bar. Bushbuck are often seen on the lawn and there are stunning, panoramic views over Lake Manyara National Park stretching north to south. This is the best area of the lodge and evening entertainments often take place here when the lodge is busy.
The lodge has a rather small, dark spa. A resident therapist offers manicures, pedicures and deep-tissue massages all day, and while the range isn't particularly comprehensive, it’s ideal if you want a bit of relaxation for an hour or so.
Most travellers will use the Lake Manyara Serena as an overnight stop on a driving safari, perhaps between a visit to Tarangire or Lake Manyara, and the Ngorongoro Crater. It’s certainly close enough to Lake Manyara to spend the whole day in the park (the Manyara National Park boundary is less than 1km as the pied crow flies from the lodge). However, it takes about 1½ hours to reach the Ngorongoro Crater from the lodge, and it’s too far to use as a base for Tarangire National Park.
Alternatively, if you’re not using the hotel as a pit-stop, then you can take advantage of activities organised by Lake Manyara Serena Lodge:
- A mountain-biking trip heads down the Rift Valley Escarpment to Mto Wa Mbu village, taking about three-and-a-half hours. The cost – about £30/US$45 per person – includes a guide, drinks/snacks and a transfer back up the escarpment to the lodge, as well as mountain bike, helmet and gloves hire.
- Alternatively, there's the option of a walk around Mto Wa Mbu where guests can meet with the local people and visit the village’s farms, kindergarten, milling machine, church and local homes. This, too, costs roughly £30/US$45 each and generally lasts about three hours, including the drive to and from the village; it's recommended for all ages.
- More strenuous is a forest hike, which heads from the lodge along the edge of the escarpment and descends into a nearby gorge – where it's possible to explore groundwater springs. The hike ends at the gates to Lake Manyara National Park, where you'll be picked up and driven back to the lodge. It lasts around two to three hours and costs about £20/US$30 per person. You do need to have a reasonable level of fitness for this activity.
- A little easier is the nature walk, lasting roughly an hour and led by a qualified naturalist. This concentrates on the area at the edge of the Rift Valley and is free of charge for overnight guests. This is suitable for most age groups and abilities.
- In the evening, at 7.00pm, there's a three-hour night drive through the national park in an open game-drive vehicle with a guide and spotter. Costs depend on the size of the group, but start at £50/US$75 per person based on a group of two.
Geographics
- Location
- Lake Manyara National Park, Tanzania
- Ideal length of stay
- The Lake Manyara Serena is often used for one-night stops between parks, or might be used for 2-3 nights as a base from which to explore Lake Manyara National Park. Or use it as an overnight stay before a flight from the airstrip.
- Directions
- Situated 107km west of Arusha, Lake Manyara Serena Lodge sits 2km off the main road and is accessed via a well-maintained dirt track.
- Accessible by
- Fly-and-Transfer
Food & drink
- Usual board basis
- Full Board
- Food quality
- Lake Manyara Serena Lodge offers international cuisine and caters for vegetarians, children and other dietary preferences on request. There is a self-service coffee and tea bar near the restaurant that guests can use all day.
Breakfast is a buffet-style meal, with hot-and-cold dishes laid out, as well as a good choice of cereals, yoghurts and fruit. A chef will prepare eggs to order.
Lunch is also served buffet style. Although we didn't sample the food on our last visit, we did see the dishes being laid out and were impressed. There was an extensive two-tier buffet with a choice of hot food including curry, and mashed potatoes, plus a wide variety of salads and cold meats, as well as lots of condiments and a cheeseboard with six different cheeses.
Dinner at the Lake Manyara Serena is generally a four-course set menu, which is served to guests at their tables. - Dining style
- Individual Tables
- Dining locations
- Indoor and Outdoor Dining
- Further dining info, including room service
- Yes
- Drinks included
- Drinks aren’t included; a local beer costs roughly £3 or US$4.50.
Special interests
- Cultural Experiences
- Lake Manyara Serena offers a wide range of cultural experiences. You can go on a half day mountain-bike trip down the Rift Valley Escarpment ending in Mto Wa Mbu village, or take a more in depth walk around the village – where you can experience many elements of village life.
- See ideas for Cultural Experiences in Tanzania
Children
- Attitude towards children
- Lake Manyara Serena Lodge is happy to accommodate children.
- Property’s age restrictions
- None
- Special activities & services
- Lake Manyara Serena Safari Lodge can arrange babysitters on request at a cost of £3/US$4.50 per hour. However, do bear in mind that these won't be qualified childminders. The hotel is also happy to serve children's meals at earlier times if requested.
- Equipment
- The hotel has baby cots and high chairs.
- Generally recommended for children
- Yes
- Notes
- Children under their parent’s supervision can use the infinity swimming pool.
Activities can be organized for children, typically costing about £8/US$12 per child, and lasting roughly 90 minutes. For example, children can be walked around the lodge, play games and plant trees. The suggested departure time is either 7.30am or 4.30pm. The cost includes field guide materials.
Our travellers’ wildlife sightings from Lake Manyara Serena
Since mid-2018, many of our travellers who stayed at Lake Manyara Serena Safari Lodge have kindly recorded their wildlife sightings and shared them with us. The results are below. Click an animal to see more, and here to see more on our methodology.
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67% success
33% success
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Communications
- Power supply notes
- There are two backup generators that automatically kick in if there's a power outage, and also cope with fluctuations.
- Communications
- There are internal phones in the rooms, and WiFi throughout the lodge are free for guests. The mobile signal is good. There is a charge of US$2 per 15 minutes to use the computers in the business room.
- TV & radio
- There are no TVs in the rooms, but there is a general TV room for guests to use.
- Water supply
- Borehole
- Water supply notes
- There's no shortage of clean water. Bottled water is provided at the rate of two half-litre bottles per guest per day. More can always be requested at no extra charge.
Health & safety
- Malarial protection recommended
- Yes
- Medical care
- The hotel has a resident clinician. In case of emergencies they can contact the Flying Doctor services and the good hospital at Karatu.
- Dangerous animals
- Moderate Risk
- Security measures
- The lodge has guards on duty 24 hours a day. There is also CCTV in some areas. The lodge is fenced at the back, but not on the escarpment side.
- Fire safety
- The hotel has fire extinguishers and the staff are trained how to use them. There are 6-monthly site visits by fire experts.
Activities
4WD Safari
Birdwatching
Cultural excursion
Mountain biking
Night drive
Private activities
Extras
- Disabled access
- On Request
- Laundry facilities
- There is a laundry service, currently costing around £1/US$1.50 per item.
- Money
- Every room has a safe.
- Accepted payment on location
- Foreign exchange facilities are available, and Lake Manyara Serena normally accepts cash payments in US dollars, Canadian dollars, euros, British pounds, Tanzanian shillings and Kenyan shillings. They also accept payments in US dollars using Visa, American Express and MasterCard, with no commission charged.
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Look closer at the environment and surroundings of Lake Manyara Serena.
Excursions from Lake Manyara Serena
Optional extra day-trips and excursions possible whilst you're staying at Lake Manyara Serena. Talk to us: these are usually best arranged before you go.
Lake Manyara Safari
Half-day or full-day
Set against the spectacular backdrop of the Rift Valley escarpment, Lake Manyara National Park makes a great safari destination. Here, along with elephant herds and plains game, you’ll find jungle-like forests that are home to blue monkeys, a soda lake tinged pink by flamingos and some of Tanzania’s best birding.
More about Lake Manyara Safari
Lake Manyara Treetop Walkway
Usually one hour
Experience the forest of Lake Manyara National Park from a whole new perspective – high up in the trees. The first suspended walkway in Tanzania, it stretches underneath the canopy for 370m between the mahogany and fig trees, giving intrepid visitors a unique view of the surrounding flora and fauna.
More about Manyara Treetop Walk
Mto Wa Mbu Village Walk
Two to three hours
Discover the nuances of day-to-day life in the large Tanzanian village of Mto Wa Mbu with a knowledgeable local guide. This is not a village set up for tourists – Mto Wa Mbu is a real community and offers a chance to see a side of Tanzania that many visitors pass by.
More about Village WalkOther lodges in Lake Manyara National Park
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Kirurumu Manyara
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Lake Manyara Tree Lodge
Comfortable, stylish and remote, Lake Manyara Tree Lodge is one of only two places to stay inside the park, and offers excellent guiding and service.
Escarpment Lux Lodge
Escarpment Luxury Lodge offers stylish, modern accommodation and stunning views of Lake Manyara National Park.
Manyara Green Camp
With comfortable tents and an adventurous atmosphere, Lake Manyara Green Camp is one of two camps located inside the park.
When to go to Lake Manyara National Park
Our month by month guide: What it's like to visit Lake Manyara Serena in Lake Manyara National Park
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Lake Manyara National Park in January
Lake Manyara National Park enters its short dry season in January. The tree-climbing lions, a unique attraction, are more easily spotted as vegetation thins. The groundwater forest remains lush, hosting baboon troops and blue monkeys. Birdlife is particularly interesting as resident species enter breeding plumage and migrants arrive. The alkaline lake attracts flamingos and other water birds.
Game viewing improves as animals concentrate around water sources. Night game drives reveal nocturnal animals like hippos at the Simba River pool. The Treetop Canopy Walk offers excellent birdwatching opportunities. While the southern areas of the park may still be wet, the northern sections provide better wildlife viewing. January offers great value for visitors, with quieter park conditions.
- Migratory birds present in large numbers
- Fewer visitors, more peaceful experience
- Possible to see newborn animals
Our view
A good time to visit, with pros & cons
Weather in January
Lake Manyara National Park in February
February in Lake Manyara National Park sees rising temperatures, reaching around 33°C/91°F. The short dry season continues, making it an excellent time for wildlife viewing. The park's famous tree-climbing lions are more visible as they seek refuge from insects and heat in the trees. Elephant herds are frequently spotted in the savannah plains and forested areas. Game drives are highly productive, with increased chances of spotting diverse wildlife including buffaloes, wildebeests, and various antelope species.
Birdlife is particularly rewarding, with both resident and migratory species present. The alkaline lake attracts large flocks of flamingos, creating a spectacular sight.
- Excellent for bird watching, many species active
- Flamingos often visible on Lake Manyara
- Wildlife more dispersed due to water abundance
- Lower rates at lodges and camps
Our view
A very good time to visit
Weather in February
Lake Manyara National Park in March
March marks the beginning of the long rainy season in Lake Manyara National Park. The landscape transforms as vegetation becomes lush and green. While this can make wildlife viewing more challenging, it creates beautiful scenery. The groundwater forest is particularly vibrant during this time. The park's famous tree-climbing lions may be harder to spot but are still present. Elephant herds can be seen enjoying the abundant vegetation.
Migratory birds are still present, making it an excellent time for birdwatching enthusiasts. The alkaline lake's water levels start to rise, changing the dynamics of the shoreline.
Some camps may begin to close, but many larger lodges remain open.
- Rainfall increases, vegetation still lush
- Migratory birds prepare to depart
- Good time for photography with clear skies
Our view
A good time to visit, with pros & cons
Weather in March
Lake Manyara National Park in April
April is the wettest month in Lake Manyara National Park, with an average rainfall of 250mm. The park's ecosystem is in full bloom, with lush vegetation and flowing streams. While big game viewing becomes more challenging due to dense foliage, this is an excellent time for botanists and bird enthusiasts. The groundwater forest is teeming with life, and the Treetop Canopy Walk offers unique views of the verdant canopy. The famous tree-climbing lions may seek shelter from the rain, making sightings less frequent. Despite the rain, dedicated wildlife enthusiasts can still enjoy rewarding experiences, especially in observing smaller creatures and lush plant life.
Migratory birds are still present, adding to the park's rich avian diversity. The alkaline lake reaches its highest levels, altering the landscape dramatically.
- Landscape beautiful with wildflowers blooming
- Big game viewing more challenging
- Birdwatching still excellent
Our view
This is not a great time to visit
Weather in April
Lake Manyara National Park in May
May in Lake Manyara National Park typically sees the rains continue. The landscape remains lush and green, offering beautiful scenery. Wildlife viewing starts to improve as animals begin to congregate around water sources as the rain decreases. The groundwater forest is particularly vibrant, hosting diverse primate species including baboons and blue monkeys. The famous tree-climbing lions become more active as the rains decrease. Elephant herds are frequently spotted enjoying the abundant vegetation. As the month progresses, game drives become increasingly rewarding with improved wildlife sightings.
Birdlife remains excellent, with both resident and some lingering migratory species present. The alkaline lake's water levels remain high, attracting various water birds. The Treetop Canopy Walk offers excellent opportunities for observing the forest ecosystem.
- Improving visibility for spotting wildlife
- Elephants more easily seen in open areas
- Water birds attracted by the high levels of the alkaline lake
Our view
This is not a great time to visit
Weather in May
Lake Manyara National Park in June
June marks the beginning of the dry season in Lake Manyara National Park. Wildlife viewing improves significantly as animals start concentrating around permanent water sources. The famous tree-climbing lions become more visible as they seek elevated spots to catch breezes and avoid insects. Large elephant herds are frequently spotted in the savannah plains and near the lake. Game drives become highly productive, offering opportunities to see diverse wildlife including buffaloes, wildebeests, and various antelope species.
Birdlife remains excellent, with many species easily observable. The alkaline lake begins to recede, concentrating flamingos and other water birds. The Treetop Canopy Walk provides unique perspectives of the forest and its inhabitants. Night game drives reveal nocturnal animals and offer a different park experience.
- Dry season starts, vegetation thinning out
- Tree-climbing lions more visible on branches
- Large herds gather at remaining water sources
- Clear skies perfect for landscape photography
- Comfortable temperatures, low humidity
Our view
A good time to visit, with pros & cons
Weather in June
Lake Manyara National Park in July
July is an excellent month for visiting Lake Manyara National Park. The dry season is in full swing, resulting in excellent wildlife viewing conditions. The park's famous tree-climbing lions are often spotted in acacia trees, providing unique photo opportunities. Large herds of elephants frequent the shrinking water sources, offering impressive sightings. Game drives are rewarding, with increased chances of spotting diverse wildlife in the open plains and around water bodies.
The alkaline lake continues to recede, concentrating flamingos and other water birds in spectacular numbers. Birdlife remains rich, with many species easily observable.
- Prime time for game viewing and safaris
- High chance of seeing the Big Five
- Busy season with more visitors in the park
- Spectacular sunsets over Lake Manyara
- Hippos concentrate in shrinking water bodies
Our view
Fantastic: the very best time to visit
Weather in July
Lake Manyara National Park in August
August in Lake Manyara National Park offers superb wildlife viewing opportunities. The dry season peaks, concentrating animals around remaining water sources. The famous tree-climbing lions are frequently spotted, often seeking refuge from the heat in acacia trees. Large elephant herds are easily observed in the savannah plains and near the shrinking lake. Game drives are highly productive, offering excellent chances to spot diverse wildlife including buffaloes, wildebeests, and various antelope species.
The receding alkaline lake creates a spectacular sight with thousands of flamingos and other water birds. Birdlife remains rich, with many species easily observable. The clear skies and dry conditions make this an ideal time for photography.
- Excellent month for wildlife photography
- Tree-climbing lions frequently spotted
- Large elephant herds near remaining water
- Peak dry season, excellent wildlife viewing
Our view
Fantastic: the very best time to visit
Weather in August
Lake Manyara National Park in September
September is an excellent month to visit Lake Manyara National Park. The dry season continues, providing optimal conditions for wildlife viewing. The famous tree-climbing lions are often spotted seeking refuge from the heat in acacia trees. Large elephant herds congregate around the shrinking water sources, offering impressive sightings. Game drives are highly rewarding, with increased chances of spotting diverse wildlife in the open plains and around water bodies.
The receding alkaline lake concentrates flamingos and other water birds, creating spectacular scenes. Birdlife remains rich, with many species easily observable. The clear skies and dry conditions continue to favour photography.
- Wildlife concentrated around water sources
- Predator sightings increase near prey
- Birdlife abundant at hippo pool area
- Pleasant temperatures for outdoor activities
- Great month for night game drives
Our view
Fantastic: the very best time to visit
Weather in September
Lake Manyara National Park in October
October marks the end of the dry season in Lake Manyara National Park, offering excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. The famous tree-climbing lions are frequently spotted as they seek elevated positions to catch breezes. Large elephant herds are easily observed around the remaining water sources. Game drives are highly productive, with diverse wildlife congregating in open areas.
The alkaline lake reaches its lowest levels, concentrating flamingos and other water birds in impressive numbers. Birdlife remains rich, with many species easily observable. As the month progresses, there's a possibility of short rains, which can bring welcome relief to the parched landscape and animals.
- Last month of peak dry season
- Fantastic wildlife viewing opportunities
- Vegetation sparse, easier to spot animals
- Migratory birds begin to return to the park
- Ideal for combining game drives and walks
Our view
A very good time to visit
Weather in October
Lake Manyara National Park in November
November sees the start of the short rainy season in Lake Manyara National Park. The landscape begins to transform as vegetation turns green. Wildlife viewing remains good, although animals start to disperse as water becomes more widely available. The famous tree-climbing lions may be spotted less frequently as they have less need to seek elevated positions. Elephant herds begin to move away from permanent water sources. Game drives can still be rewarding, especially early in the month.
Birdlife becomes particularly interesting as migratory species arrive from Europe and North Africa. The alkaline lake's water levels start to rise, changing the dynamics for water birds. The Treetop Canopy Walk offers unique perspectives of the rejuvenating forest. The Maji Moto hot springs provide a warm retreat on cooler, rainy days.
- Short rains begin, landscape starts to green
- Wildlife still easily visible near water
- Migratory birds arrive in large numbers
- Newborn animals may be seen in the park
- Lower visitor numbers, more exclusive feel
Our view
A good time to visit, with pros & cons
Weather in November
Lake Manyara National Park in December
December in Lake Manyara National Park sees the continuation of the short rainy season. The landscape is lush and green, offering beautiful scenery. Wildlife viewing can be challenging as animals disperse due to widely available water, but patient observers can still have rewarding experiences. The famous tree-climbing lions may be harder to spot but are still present. Elephant herds enjoy the abundant vegetation across the park. Despite occasional rain showers, game drives can still be productive.
Birdlife is excellent, with both resident and migratory species present in large numbers. The alkaline lake's rising water levels attract diverse water birds. The Treetop Canopy Walk provides unique views of the vibrant forest canopy. December can offer great value for visitors outside the peak holiday period.
- Abundant birdlife, including flamingos on lake
- Wildlife more dispersed but still viewable
- Possible thunder showers in afternoons
Our view
A good time to visit, with pros & cons
Weather in December
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