Saadani National Park, National park in Tanzania
Saadani National Park uniquely combines terrestrial wildlife with marine biodiversity.
Established in 2005, Saadani is one of Tanzania's newest national parks.
The area historically functioned as a central trading point between the interior regions and distant shores.
Access to the park is possible via road, flight, or boat from Dar es Salaam.
It's the only Tanzanian national park that includes a coastal zone with unspoiled beaches.
Inception: 2005
Website: saadanitanapa.com
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