Mkomazi National Park

MKOMAZI NATIONAL PARK

"Home to the rare species"

Explore the Wild

Tanzania’s Arid Wilderness Sanctuary

Mkomazi’s rugged, semi-arid landscape shelters some of Africa’s most iconic and endangered species

Mkomazi Wildlife

Black Rhinos

Black Rhinos

Witness these prehistoric giants mud-bathing and grazing in protected sanctuaries.

African Wild Dogs

Spot the park’s thriving packs—distinctive for their four-toed feet and social hunting tactics.

Rare Antelopes

Track oryx, gerenuk (the "giraffe-necked antelope"), lesser kudu, and eland across the savanna.

Unforgettable Experiences

From sunrise balloon safaris to guided bush walks.

Day Game Drive

Day Game Drive

This is the main tourism activities in the park where visitors visit different areas of attraction inside the Park using vehicles during the day.

Nature Walk

Nature Walk

Nature walk can be done in Nilo and Amani Nature Reserves near Muheza town. Walking and Hiking in Chome Nature Forest Reserve in Same

Bird Watching

Bird Watching

The park has more than 450 bird species, including the migrants ones, birds of prey and water birds, hence makes this the best area for bird lover visitors to enjoy this activity within Park.

World Travel Awards Recognition

Mkomazi National Park has been nominated several times at the World Travel Awards, including for the 2025 edition.

WTA Nominee Badge

Nominations

2025

Africa's Leading National Park

2024

Africa's Leading National Park

World Travel Awards Official Partner

Protecting Mkomanzi National Park

A stronghold for endangered species and arid-adapted wildlife.

Black Rhinos
100+
Black Rhinos
Wild dogs
60+
Wild dogs
Years of Conservation
100+
Years of Conservation
Square Kilometers
3245+
Square Kilometers

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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