Kitavi National Park
Katavi National Park
is located south of the Mahale Mountains. It is located on a high flood plain surrounding Lake Katavi.
Kitavi is one of the rather difficult Parks to reach and is strictly for those
who would are interested an adventurous trip, Kitavi has excellent game viewing with a wilderness atmosphere
which is unpoiled and the most natural in its original form. Because of its
remote location it is known as the most naturally well preserved place on earth.
July to October are the best months to visit the Kitavi National Park. Katavi is Tanzania's third largest national Park You can reach Katavi by chartered planes from Arusha and spend the time in this unexplored natural reserve in a tented accommodation provided by our company. Please contact us for specialised tour for Katavi National Park.
The water of the Park shelters crocodiles, hippos and large flocks of pelicans. There
is a diverse woodland which Includes acacia bushes, lakes and swamps. The bushes
and vegetation in this park have attracted over 400 species of birds. Some of
the game found in this Park is Leopard, lion, elephant, eland, roan and sable antelopes, southern reedbuck and topi inhabit the short grasses and thickets. Kitavi is also one of the largest herds of
wild water buffalo, with as many as 1,600 animals. .
