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Mkomazi View Camp :  lies in a secluded valley called Watershed inside Mkomazi National Park, where it overlooks one of the biggest waterholes in the park. The camp lies close to the Mbula Rhino Sanctuary, where you can watch the endangered rhino at close range, and the Dindira Dam, a popular spot where many wild animals come to drink. The camp houses only eight ensuite tents, running on solar power and equipped with outside bucket showers. Its stunning location in combination with more than just a touch of comfort and privacy ensures a lovely evening under the endless night sky of Mkomazi.

 

Mkomazi view camp is perfect for a relaxing day watching the wildlife from your veranda or our viewpoint overlooking the Dindira Plains.,Camp offers breathtaking views, unique wildlife and an authentic safari feeling in the heart of the remote Mkomazi National Park. The camp, with only 6 furnished en-suite tents, is situated in the north-western part of the park near the new Mbula Rhino Sanctuary and Dindira Dam. Surrounded by rolling hills, it is located on a slope with views across Watershed Valley, popular with eland, zebras, giraffe, elephant and Bohor reedbuck. The wide variety of bird life is well known among bird specialists.

 

The best way to get to Mkomazi National Park is by road from Moshi or Arusha town.

 

Most people fly into Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO), which is situated between Arusha and Moshi. The 40km/25mi drive to Moshi takes about 1 hour* and the 50km/31mi drive to Arusha takes about 1½ hours*. It is also possible to fly into Julius Nyerere International Airport (DAR) in Dar es Salaam and fly on to Arusha Airport (ARK) or Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO). In most cases, your tour operator will pick you up from the airport.

 

Mkomazi is right next to the small town of Same, which is a comfortable 112km/69mi drive south from Moshi. The drive from Moshi to the park takes between 2 and 2½ hours*. Mkomazi is a bit out of the way compared to most other parks in northern Tanzania, but it could be visited en route to the Usambara Mountains.

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Mkomazi National Park Size
400
Bird Diversity
15
The Black Rhino

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Where should I stay in Mkomazi National Park to experience thrilling wildlife encounters?

Consider staying at mobile camps within Mkomazi National Park for thrilling wildlife encounters. These camps move with wildlife migrations, offering opportunities to witness events like the great wildebeest migration up close. The Usambara Mountains nearby also provide stunning landscapes and unique biodiversity, making them a must-visit attraction.

What are the advantages of eco-lodges in Mkomazi National Park?

Almost all eco-lodges in Mkomazi National Park are managed sustainably. They use renewable energies such as solar energy to support the preservation of wild animals. They then offer modern comforts with a reduced environmental impact.

Which accommodation options in Mkomazi National Park support local communities?

Local communities own and operate community camps in and around Mkomazi National Park. These camps allow guests to directly support local livelihoods and engage in cultural activities.

Can I see tree-climbing lions near Mkomazi National Park?

Tree-climbing lions are commonly found in Lake Manyara National Park, which is near Mkomazi National Park’s entrance. Safaris to Lake Manyara can include sightings of these unique predators.

What are the nearby national parks and attractions of Mkomazi National Park?

Nearby attractions include the Usambara Mountains and nearby national parks like Saadani National Park, Mikumi National Park, and Arusha National Park, each offering unique landscapes and wildlife encounters within East Africa.

Are mobile camps available in Mkomazi National Park for a flexible safari experience?

Mobile safari parks and camps in Mkomazi National Park offer flexibility by moving to strategic locations based on wildlife movements and guest preferences, providing an immersive safari experience.

How can eco-lodges in Mkomazi National Park contribute to environmental conservation?

Eco-lodges in Mkomazi National Park use renewable energy sources and adopt sustainable practices to minimize their environmental footprint, supporting the park’s conservation efforts and biodiversity. These eco-lodges also engage in community outreach programs, educating locals and visitors about environmental stewardship and wildlife conservation.

Integrating local materials and traditional architectural styles provides a culturally rich experience while promoting sustainable tourism practices. Guests can enjoy modern comforts in harmony with nature, ensuring a memorable stay that contributes positively to the park’s ecological integrity.

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