Wayo Manyara Green Camp

About

Wayo Manyara Green Camp is a low-impact seasonal safari camp set beside the Endabash River beneath the dramatic Rift Valley escarpment in northern Tanzania. The camp is built using environmentally conscious principles, including solar power and locally sourced materials, while maintaining a relaxed and authentic safari atmosphere. Hidden amongst giant fig trees and dense forest, the camp offers a peaceful retreat within Lake Manyara National Park, making it an ideal base for travellers exploring Tanzania’s northern safari circuit.

Rooms

Wayo Manyara Green Camp features spacious ensuite safari tents designed in traditional canvas style with comfortable furnishings, private verandas and views across the surrounding wilderness. Each tent is carefully positioned to maximise privacy and immersion in nature while still providing all the essential comforts expected from a luxury safari camp in Tanzania. The accommodation blends rustic safari charm with thoughtful touches, creating a comfortable and intimate environment for couples, families and adventure travellers alike.

Dining

Dining at Wayo Manyara Green Camp focuses on fresh, wholesome cuisine served in relaxed open-air settings surrounded by the sounds of the African bush. Guests can enjoy hearty breakfasts, freshly prepared lunches and candlelit dinners either in the communal dining area or beneath the stars around the campfire. Sundowners are a highlight of the experience, with drinks often enjoyed overlooking the forest or after a day exploring Lake Manyara National Park’s wildlife-rich landscapes.

Activity

Camp offers a wide range of safari activities that go beyond traditional game drives, making it one of the most immersive safari camps in Lake Manyara National Park. Guests can enjoy guided walking safaris, canoeing on Lake Manyara, night drives, birdwatching excursions and cultural visits to nearby communities, all led by highly experienced naturalist guides. The area is renowned for its diverse ecosystems and wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, hippos, flamingos and the park’s famous tree-climbing lions.