Katavi National Park

Things To Do

Game Drives: Explore the park's varied landscapes and abundant wildlife on guided game drives, which offer the best chance to see large mammals.

Walking Safaris: Experience the thrill of walking safaris, which allow you to explore the park on foot, guided by experienced rangers.

Bird Watching: Katavi is a birdwatcher's paradise, especially during the wet season, with over 400 bird species recorded in the park.

Fly Camping: Enjoy an immersive wilderness experience with fly camping, where you can sleep under the stars in the heart of the park.

Photographic Safaris: Capture the park’s stunning landscapes and wildlife through guided photographic safaris, tailored to both amateur and professional photographers.

Wildlife

Elephants: Katavi is home to large elephant herds, particularly around the park's water sources during the dry season.

Buffaloes: The park boasts one of the highest concentrations of buffaloes in Africa, with massive herds often seen grazing in the floodplains.

Lions: Katavi’s lion population is robust, and prides are frequently seen hunting in the open grasslands.

Hippos and Crocodiles: The seasonal Katuma River and its associated floodplains are teeming with hippos and crocodiles, particularly during the dry season.

Birdlife: With over 400 species, bird enthusiasts can spot species such as African fish eagles, lilac-breasted rollers, and saddle-billed storks.

Finally, Katavi National Park is a remote and pristine wilderness that appeals to those seeking an authentic Tanzania Safari experience away from the crowds. With its untouched landscapes, diverse wildlife, and the allure of secluded exploration, Katavi captivates visitors with the untamed beauty of Tanzania's southwestern frontier.

Mbuga Wanderlust Adventures helps you explore some of the most brilliant activities unexplored in Katavi, making your safari the most promising of all.