Tanzania’s Last Untouched Wilderness
Katavi National Park, is found on the western part of Tanzania, it was formerly a game reserve; the park was established in 1974.
Hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius) in Katavi
Wild Animals
This is the place where visitors can see both Lesser and Greater Kudu because it is the southernmost limit for Lesser Kudu in African continent.
Birds
With 574 species recorded in Ruaha, it is difficult to visit this beautiful Park and not be impressed by the number and variety of birds you see.
Short walking safari (Sitalike Walking Trail)
Short walking safari (Sitalike Walking Trail) that range from 1-9kms Long, it takes more than three hours.
Unforgettable Experiences
Discover the Untouched Wildnerss.
Game Viewing
This activity is conducted from 06:30 – 18:30 HRS, no additional fee for this activity. Four wheel (4X4) drive vehicles are recommended.
Long walking safari (Chorangwa Hiking Trail)
Long walking safari (Chorangwa Hiking Trail) It takes more than five hours walking, more than 10kms long.
Hiking
Walking through trails to a waterfall It is being practiced in Katavi National Park, 17 Kms walking Trails to an elevated point where it will be easy to view Waterfalls it includes Chorangwa, Lukima and Ndido waterfalls within the parks.
World Travel Awards Recognition
Katavi National Park has been nominated for the first time at the World Travel Awards.
Nominations
2025
Africa's Leading Cultural National Park
Protecting Katavi National Park
Tanzania's Last Untamed Wilderness.
Plan Your Visit
Entry Fees
- International Adults$70
- International Children$20
- East African ResidentsTZS 20,000
Travel Tips
- ✈️ Nearest airport: It is about 40 km from Kilimanjaro International Airport.
- 🕒 Open year-round; gates close at 6 PM
- 📌 Pack binoculars, sunscreen, and neutral-colored clothing
- 🐾 Always follow guide instructions for wildlife safety
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