Welcome to Mkomazi National Park  Tanzania’s hidden northern gem, where arid plains meet acacia-studded landscapes and endangered wildlife thrives under the African sun.
Situated along the Kenya-Tanzania border, Mkomazi is a sanctuary for rare and reintroduced species, offering an intimate, off-the-beaten-path safari experience away from the crowds.

Here, the golden savannah stretches endlessly, every baobab tree tells a story of resilience, and every encounter with wildlife is a connection to nature’s untamed spirit.
Mkomazi is not just a park , it is a conservation success story, a place where adventure and purpose converge in every sunrise and sunset.

Climate

Mkomazi experiences a semi-arid climate, with warm days, cooler nights, and seasonal rains that bring life to the plains.

Temperatures

• Day: 25°C – 35°C
• Night: 15°C – 20°C

Rainfall

• Long rains: March – May
• Short rains: November – December

The dry season offers excellent wildlife visibility, while the wet season transforms the park into a green haven teeming with birds, insects, and lush vegetation.

Getting There

By Road

• From Arusha: approx. 4–5 hours
• From Moshi: 3–4 hours via paved and dirt roads
• Access is relatively easy, though safari vehicles are recommended

By Air

• Charter flights can land at nearby airstrips with short transfers to the park
• Ideal for luxury and photographic safaris seeking exclusivity

Park Attractions

1. Endangered Wildlife

• African Wild Dogs: Mkomazi is a stronghold for these rare predators
• Black Rhinos: Conservation programs have reintroduced them successfully
• Other wildlife includes elephants, giraffes, zebras, hartebeests, and impalas

2. Unique Landscapes

• Rolling plains dotted with baobab and acacia trees
• Rocky outcrops providing shade and scenic viewpoints
• Seasonal rivers and dry valleys that attract wildlife during droughts

3. Birdlife

• Over 350 species, including:
• Secretary birds
• Sociable weavers
• Lilac-breasted rollers
• Vultures and raptors

Wetlands and seasonal pans are especially productive for birdwatching.

4. Conservation & Cultural Insights

• Mkomazi is managed with a focus on endangered species and habitat restoration
• Maasai communities nearby offer insights into traditional pastoral life and coexistence with wildlife

Accommodation Facilities

Inside & Near the Park

• Mkomazi Rhino Sanctuary Camp — tented luxury accommodations close to wildlife zones
• Local eco-camps — comfortable and immersive experiences for adventure travelers

All lodges and camps offer warm hospitality, local cuisine, and direct immersion in Mkomazi’s pristine wilderness.

Visit Today

Mkomazi National Park is perfect for:

• Wildlife photographers and birdwatchers
• Adventure seekers wanting a less-crowded safari
• Nature lovers inspired by conservation and rare species

Here, the air is warm, the plains vast, and wildlife moves freely across the savannah.
Visit Mkomazi and witness a sanctuary where endangered species thrive, landscapes inspire, and every moment in the wild feels intimate, thrilling, and unforgettable.