Hatari Lodge near Arusha National Park in Tanzania consists of three buildings beautifully situated in acacia woodland with breathtaking views onto the Momella swamp. Guests can enjoy views of the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro and diverse African wildlife.

This Arusha safari accommodation in Tanzania offers 9 extremely comfortably furnished rooms. Each of them has an open fireplace and a spacious en-suite bathroom. The decoration is held in a retro style, evoking the 60’s and 70’s - the time of the movie 'Hatari!' and the beginning of safaris in Tanzania.

The oldest building serves as a large central living and dining room where guests will enjoy Claudia's and Johnny's delicious cuisine. Here you will find a cosy lounge area and bar with a verandah and viewing deck, as well as a library. Sitting around the open fireplace, which Krüger and Mallory enjoyed so much guests are entertained with information and stories about the flora, fauna and history of Arusha National Park.

The breakfast terrace, bordered by sweet smelling acacias, as well as the viewing platform onto the Momella swamps offers impressive views of Mt. Meru and African wildlife from close by. Here you enjoy classic sunsets in Tanzania over the snows of Kilimanjaro.

Hatari Lodge near Arusha National Park in Tanzania offers a long bar, which can be accessed from both inside or outside, and a library. The breakfast terrace, bordered by sweet smelling Acacias offers impressive views of Mount Kilimanjaro. Directly below the terrace lies the Momella clearing, which can also be reached via a boardwalk.

This Arusha safari accommodation in Tanzania has a viewing platform that offers the opportunity to watch animals from close by, and to enjoy classic sundowners, with Mount Kilimanjaro or Mount Meru in the background. Every day Buffalo and Waterbuck feed there, Warthogs dig around in the ground for food, or mow the lawn, and numerous Giraffes come to visit at the doors of this game lodge in Tanzania.

Sometimes a complete herd of game visit, which is an excellent opportunity for any photographer. Depending on the season, Elephants welcome guests, and at the full moon, with a little bit of luck, Leopards, Genets and Civets may be seen. In the trees there are Bush babies almost 365 nights of the year. The 'Hippo Pool', a small lake inhabited permanently by Hippopotami, is very near, approximately a 15 minute walk.