Tanzania December 27, 2025

Canoeing on Little Momella Lake

Experience a unique Tanzania safari adventure with canoeing on Little Momella Lake in Arusha National Park. Just 30 minutes from Arusha city, this activity combines wildlife viewing, scenic landscapes, and a relaxing water adventure, making it ideal for families, couples, and nature enthusiasts.

Canoeing on Little Momella Lake – Arusha National Park, Tanzania

The Momella Lakes are famous for their pink flamingos, open waters, and surrounding woodlands and hills. Canoeing here provides a serene way to observe wildlife and enjoy the tranquil beauty of northern Tanzania’s landscapes.

Guided Canoe Adventure

Upon arrival, enjoy a picnic lunch at a hilltop spot overlooking the lake. Partners at Foot on Africa provide life jackets and help you select a canoe for a guided 30-minute ride. Glide through the waters, admire the panoramic views, and spot local birds and wildlife along the lake’s edge.

Why Choose Canoeing in Arusha National Park?

Unique canoeing safari experience in Tanzania
Excellent wildlife and birdwatching opportunities, including flamingos and hippos
Perfect for family-friendly activities or couples seeking a tranquil escape
Combines beautifully with walking safaris and other Arusha National Park tours

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