Western Tanzania -> Kitavi and Sumbawanga

Kitavi and Sumbawanga

The Western mountain range Mbizi, with Kitavi National Park to the North, the remote Lake Rukwa game reserve to the east, the Waterfalls at Kalambo all surround the town of Sumbawanga.

The area is seldom visited by tourists and is reachable only on longer vehicle safaris, or flying safaris.

Location

Katavi National Park more info ->

 Katavi National Park is located in the western area of Tanzania. Wild, remote and isolated, Katavi is one of the most untouched areas of the entire country. In 2001, for example, the Serengeti received 100,000 guests; in contrast the Katavi National Park had only 83 guests. Katavi offers unspoilt wildlife viewing and is the third-largest national park in Tanzania at approximately 4471 sq km.




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