KATAVI NATIONAL PARK

Katavi is an adventurer's perfect getaway. Katavi's pristine nature is as rare and precious as the adventure that awaits adventurers! Katavi National Park in Central Tanzania is an unspoiled oasis of lush forest and swamps. When you arrive in Katavi, the sense of wilderness overwhelms you. This place offers solitude with an untamed beauty that will blow your mind in a land where many people live and thrive on agriculture. This is a beautiful and pristine location where elephants, hippos, lions, and other animals can be found. Looking back in time, the park was established in 1970 to protect the wildlife of this region from poaching or hunted by locals who eat far less than they need to survive.

The Katavi National Park offers a refreshing, natural escape from the hustle and bustle of city life that usually accompanies most safaris to Africa's most popular tourist destinations. It offers many unique opportunities for those willing to venture off the beaten path with their cameras in hand, thanks to its amazing mix of both wildlife and plants! Over 600 hippos can be found in Katavi National Park. Tourists can see them from the comfort of a safari vehicle, or even better, from a boat. It has an elevation of about 1,400 meters and is known as the "African Garden" because of its large number of baobab trees. This incredible reserve was built by the locals for those in their community who needed it the most; you can get up close and personal with these majestic creatures without disturbing their natural habitat or disrupting animal births. The Katavi National Park is a breathtakingly beautiful place where the sky and horizon are never visible. It is home to three antelope species: Eland, Sable Antelope, and Roan Antelope are examples of animals that have been around for hundreds of years before humans arrived on their land.