Most reviewed Lakes in Tanzania

Africa’s largest lake, the source of the Nile River, with boat rides, beaches & 200+ fish species.

The longest freshwater lake in the world, featuring islands & diverse wildlife including crocodiles.

Unique, 250,000-year-old crater lake located on the border between Kenya & Tanzania.

👍👍 Is a small volcanic lake found at Tanzania and Kenya border in Rombo district. It has an average depth of 96 meters, have very sharp banks, swimming is not allowed due to its depth, amazing thing according to history it existed by sinking or downwarping of the rock and its name came from a Maasai ma...

👍 A very small part of Mkumi national park. Best to view very early in the morning or at sunset or you will see is a small bit of hippo backs or if lucky a snout 😅

Rift Valley lakes comprising 25% of the earth's unfrozen fresh water, with abundant wildlife.

A popular canoeing spot, Tanzania's 7th-largest lake is home to flamingos & other water birds.

👍👍 The place is so nice, to see the lake like that.. I enjoy so much😆😆

👍 Breaks my heart that the lake, the heart of the town, is drying up, but it's still a lovely place to relax and enjoy the quiet environs. Hotels are propping up and the views at night with lights reflected on the lake are amazing.

Shallow, seasonal salty lake in northern Tanzania known for its village & vast birding population.

👍👍 Very Amazing tourist attraction of water body Infact it's the most wonderful water lake in Africa. With a weird story of it's formation although the magical story is not scientific proved. This lake's water neither increase nor decrease and it's what makes people wonder about the lake.

👍 Beautiful observation spot on Flamingo. A good place to rest after driving in the park.