Lake Ngozi, the second largest crater lake in Africa, presents an awe-inspiring natural wonder in the lush landscapes of Mbeya, Tanzania. This ancient caldera, formed by volcanic activity thousands of years ago, today stands as a serene and captivating destination for travelers seeking the beauty of untouched nature. The lake's waters, reflecting a myriad of blues and greens, are cradled by the steep walls of the crater, offering a stunning contrast to the surrounding dense forests that are rich in biodiversity.
Embarking on a journey to Lake Ngozi, visitors are treated to a moderately challenging hike through the scenic pathways that wind through the Mbeya Range's montane forests. This trek not only rewards adventurers with breathtaking views but also provides an opportunity to encounter the area's diverse flora and fauna, including various bird species, making it a haven for birdwatchers.
The mystical allure of Lake Ngozi is enhanced by local legends and myths that have been passed down through generations, adding a layer of cultural significance to the natural beauty of the site. As a crater lake, its isolation has preserved its pristine condition, offering a tranquil escape for those looking to immerse themselves in nature's quietude away from the bustle of city life.
For eco-conscious travelers, Lake Ngozi stands as a prime example of sustainable tourism. The area encourages practices that protect and preserve the environment, ensuring that this magnificent natural treasure remains unspoiled for future generations to experience and enjoy
That's was amazing trip in my life,guess what am disable people walking around by stick you can imagine to reach there somebody with disability.
Jermaine Devon Walker
5
Reviewed: 2023-04-06
Beautiful peaceful place for a quiet hike. Loved it. Will return to take better pictures and video
Nelson Mandela
5
Reviewed: 2020-12-21
Where have I been all this time???
A friend of mine recommended this place for me to visit.
At the outskirts of Mbeya stands a beautiful crater lake with an outstanding forest.
The hike took 1hours but the the result was breathtaking
Ayubu Benedict
5
Reviewed: 2019-05-01
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.
Joe Ndekia
4
Reviewed: 2018-01-05
Must visit location in Mbeya. At the top the view is breathtaking. It took us 1.5 hour to hike up average time. You really need energy to go up too. It was a great experience. Guides known as local guides too, villagers are helpful. You just pay little to for guides to go up and it helps the area for maitenance.
damacy mwambeje 
Jermaine Devon Walker 
Nelson Mandela 
Ayubu Benedict 
Joe Ndekia 
