Mikumi National Park

A Hidden Gem

Mikumi National Park

Why visit the Mikumi Park?

Mikumi National Park borders Nyerere National Park, allowing for wildlife migration between the two. The park’s centerpiece is the expansive Mkata floodplain, where vibrant yellow grasslands are dotted with twisted acacia trees, often attracting giraffes browsing for leaves.

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Suggested Accommodation Mikumi Park

At mikumi Park, we’ll help you find the perfect stay—whether you’re looking for a luxurious riverside lodge or a charming, nearby guesthouse.

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Ruaha River Lodge

Ruaha River Lodge offers a prime location by the river. Stay in stone cottages with verandas, enjoy fresh farmhouse meals, and spot wildlife right from camp.
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Kichaka Zumbua Camp

Kichaka Zumbua Camp, in Ruaha’s remote Landa section, offers luxury suites with private plunge pools, sundowner decks, and stunning views. Enjoy wildlife, total privacy, and expert guiding.
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Mdonya Old River Camp

Mdonya Old River Camp offers a rustic safari experience near Mdonya Falls. Enjoy wildlife sightings, candlelit dinners, and sundowners by the campfire beneath shady fig trees.

Jongomero Camp

This camp combines luxury and authenticity, offering superb food, excellent service, and ultimate comfort. Enjoy stunning views, private wildlife experiences, and evening drinks by the campfire.
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Kwihala Camp

Kwihala’s beauty lies in its intimate charm, offering spacious tents, elegant details, and bush dining. Enjoy relaxed evenings, sweeping views, and meals under the stars.
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Mwagusi camp

Mwagusi Camp offers 12 spacious safari tents along the Mwagusi Sand River. Enjoy wildlife from shady verandas, superb meals, and well-organized game drives in open 4x4s.

Frequently Asked Questions

We've answered all your questions about visiting  Mikumi  Park to help you plan the perfect trip.

Mikumi is in southern Tanzania, bordering Nyerere National Park, and is about 4–5 hours' drive from Dar es Salaam.

You’ll find herds of zebra, wildebeest, buffalo, impala, giraffe, elephants, lions, spotted hyenas, and various primates like baboons and vervet monkeys.

The dry season, from June to October, is the best time to visit, as wildlife is easier to spot around water sources.

Yes, Mikumi offers excellent game drives with diverse wildlife, particularly in the Mkata floodplain area.

Yes, there are various accommodation options, including small camps and lodges near the Mkata floodplain, offering comfort and privacy.

A 2-night stay is recommended to explore the park fully before heading to other parks like Nyerere or Ruaha.

Absolutely, Mikumi is a great starting point for a safari that also includes Nyerere National Park and Ruaha National Park.

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