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Welcome to mikumi national park

Explore the Wild Wonders of mikumi National Park

Two African elephants engaging with their trunks against a rocky backdrop in a safari setting.
Two elands interacting in a grassy savannah landscape on a sunny day.
A herd of antelopes grazing in a sunlit, rural field, with two bucks sparring.

Often overshadowed by Tanzania’s more famous parks, Mikumi National Park remains a hidden gem, offering a safari experience that rivals its more well-known counterparts. Nestled between the bustling city of Dar es Salaam and the renowned Selous Game Reserve, Mikumi provides an enriching and accessible adventure, all while showcasing an impressive diversity of wildlife and natural beauty.

The park’s vast golden savannah stands out as its defining feature, where animals roam freely across the open plains. Visitors can witness elephants grazing in the distance, lions lounging under acacia trees, and, on rare occasions, the extraordinary spectacle of tree-climbing lions—a truly awe-inspiring behavior. Mikumi is also home to giraffes, zebras, wildebeests, leopards, and a variety of bird species, enhancing the park’s diverse ecosystem.

With easy access thanks to well-maintained roads, Mikumi is ideal for both quick getaways and extended safaris. Whether you’re a first-time safari-goer or returning to delve deeper into the park’s wonders, Mikumi National Park invites you to experience its pristine landscapes and vibrant wildlife in a way that feels both intimate and unforgettable.

A group of giraffes gracefully gathering at a watering hole in Okaukuejo, Namibia.