Located in the heart of Tanzania, Mikumi National Park is a captivating wildlife sanctuary, conveniently located along the famous northern safari circuit. Embraced by the Uluguru Mountains to the east and the rugged Rubeho Mountains to the west, this park offers a spectacular backdrop for an unforgettable
African adventure.

Covering an impressive 3,230 square kilometers, Mikumi National Park ranks as the fourth-largest national park in Tanzania, making it a treasure trove of diverse ecosystems and a haven for an abundance of wildlife.

Nature lovers are in for a treat at Mikumi National Park, where thrilling encounters with the Big Five—lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhino—are commonplace. The vast savannah plains, intersected by the meandering Mkata River, host a mesmerizing array of wildlife, from graceful giraffes to majestic wildebeests and playful zebras. Birdwatchers will delight in spotting
over 400 bird species, adding vibrant hues to the landscape.

Safari adventures take center stage
at Mikumi National Park. Visitors can embark on thrilling game drives, guided by experienced rangers who reveal the park’s hidden secrets. For a more immersive experience,
guided walking safaris unveil the magic of the bush up-close. Photographers can capture awe- inspiring moments of wildlife in their natural habitats. Camping facilities and picnic spots provide ideal settings for a serene connection with nature.

For the ultimate safari experience, the dry season from June to October is the best time to visit Mikumi National Park. During this period, wildlife congregates around water sources, granting exceptional opportunities for wildlife sightings. The mild temperatures and clear skies make for comfortable exploration. The rainy season from November to May brings lush greenery and new-born wildlife but may hinder accessibility to some areas.

Experience the untamed beauty and thriving wildlife of Mikumi National Park—a remarkable destination for an authentic African safari adventure.