A quiet park but lots of wildlife to see. We enjoyed seeing the wild dogs and rhino that are... read more
A quiet park but lots of wildlife to see. We enjoyed seeing the wild dogs and rhino that are protected in the park.
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A quiet park but lots of wildlife to see. We enjoyed seeing the wild dogs and rhino that are... read more
On our way to reach african nature we chose mkomazi national park as our destination point exactly... read more
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A quiet park but lots of wildlife to see. We enjoyed seeing the wild dogs and rhino that are protected in the park.
On our way to reach african nature we chose mkomazi national park as our destination point exactly we enjoyed a lot as we saw rhino and it was our mission to see them. also we spotted so many species of birds and some animals such...More
Mkomazi is fairly new in its designation as a National park. It was previously a game reserve, a place for hunting, and as a result, the animals here are very shy of vehicles. Most often, when you see them, you will just catch a glimpse...More
Not as packed with large mammals as its siblings in the northern circuit, but way more exciting! As before we had the park entirely to our selves, driving for hours, days without meeting or hearing another vehicle. The main roads are in good shape. The...More
We have camped here number of times, last time in March. Although it cannot compete with the busy parks further up north, Mkomazi offers something quite different to rest of the parks - a privacy. On our last visit, we have stayed for three nights,...More
Mkomazi is a hidden gem of a National park. It can't compete with the more well known parks in the Northern circuit, but if you want a feel of real wilderness away from the crowds of tourists, then this is the place to go. Mkomazi...More
This beautiful park, lies between Tanga and Kilimanjaro, 3 hours driving from Moshi, If you want to see the most of it with fewer tourists in the park, go to Mkomazi, almost all animals are found in this park, Also our clients competed on sport...More
Many people say that Mkomazi is not a good park - what a mistake! It's great! Yes, it is very dry, but this apparently attracts the lesser Kudu - we saw really plenty of them, but of course you have to watch careful between the...More
Out of the way park, very large w. very few visitors. Although there are plenty of animals, they aren't concentrated therefore somewhat disappointing after Arusha, Manyara, Tarangire and the other parks of the Northern circuit. That being said, still plenty to see WITHOUT lines of...More
Disappointing! As large as the park is there is a small area to travel and site see. The Rhinos are not there as they are being kept in an area for breeding purposes.