Serval Wildlife Sanctuary is a unique eco-resort and wildlife haven nestled in the Siha District of the Kilimanjaro Region, near Engare Nairobi. It offers immersive wildlife experiences, luxury accommodations, and educational tours focused on animal welfare and conservation. Guests can interact with free-roaming animals like giraffes, zebras, and monkeys, and even enjoy guided lion encounters.
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The sanctuary enjoys a temperate, semi-arid climate due to its location between Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru.
Dry Season (June–October): Cooler temperatures, clear skies, ideal for wildlife viewing.
Wet Season (November–May): Short rains (Nov–Dec) and long rains (March–May), making the landscape lush and green, but some roads may be muddy.
Average Temperature: 15°C – 28°C (59°F – 82°F)
Weather conditions can vary throughout the year at serval wildlife.
By Car: About 1.5 hours from Arusha and 1 hour from Moshi. Follow the A23 highway and turn onto Engare Nairobi Road.
By Public Transport: Daladalas run from Arusha or Moshi to Engare Nairobi. From the town center, you can hire a taxi or walk (~5 km).
GPS Coordinates: W2G4+MP3 Engare Nairobi, Tanzania
We can arrange transportation to serval wildlife as part of your tour package.
Best Time: June to October (dry season) for comfortable temperatures and easy access.
For Greenery & Birding: January to February and late May offer lush scenery and active birdlife.
Avoid: Peak rainy months (March–May) if you're not prepared for muddy roads and possible access issues.
Book your visit during these recommended times for the best experience.
