Katavi National Park
Katavi National park is one of Tanzania’s remote wildlife parks from the southwestern region that receive minimal tourists compared to those that are recorded for Serengeti or Lake Manyara Park in the northern safari circuit. Katavi Park occupies an area of 4,471sq km and is ranked third in Tanzania’s largest National park. The park is found within a larger Katavi-Rukwa eco-system that roughly cover 12,500sq km of enormous grassland plains, wooded areas, shrubs, swamps, rugged hills, lakes, rivers, valleys, hotsprings…