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    Udzungwa Forest Camp

    Posted by JaneFitz 16 November 2010

    A remote and relaxed tented camp on the borders of the Udzungwa Mountains National Park in the Kilombero Valley. It's a great place to go for birding and hiking, and the view from the top of Sanje Waterfall out across the sugar cane and the huge Kilombero Valley is breath-taking. Food good, beer cold, staff smiley, monkeys and birds onsite to watch, elephants in the night ... We also rented bikes and went for a ride through the village nearby and into the sugar cane fields. Great few days in a place hardly anyone even knows is there!

    Mangula, Kilombero Valley, tanzania. Drive to Mikumi and turn left, basically.
    Udzungwa Forest Campsite (HondoHondo).
    Dar Es Salaam, PO BOX 34514, Tanzania
    +255 (0) 22 261 7166
    www.udzungwaforestcamp.com
    Google map: bit.ly/9QCBbQ

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