Tanzania
Katavi National Park
Remote wilderness & big herds
About Katavi National Park
The last true wilderness
Western Tanzania, near Mpanda
Katavi National Park, in Tanzania’s remote west, is raw, seldom-visited wilderness — vast floodplains where, as the dry season bites, hippos and crocodiles crowd into shrinking pools and buffalo gather in their thousands.
A handful of camps and almost no other vehicles make it one of the last truly wild safaris in East Africa, with a rare sense of discovery.
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