Katavi National Park
One of Tanzania's most remote parks, offering a truly authentic wilderness experience with massive buffalo herds.
Katavi National Park
Experience pristine wilderness with massive buffalo herds in Tanzania's remote west.
What Makes It Special
Remote wilderness
Massive buffalo herds
Seasonal hippo concentrations
Few tourists
Excellent dry season game viewing
Incredible Wildlife
Home to an extraordinary array of wildlife, Katavi National Park offers unparalleled opportunities to witness nature's most spectacular animals in their natural habitat.
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