Nyerere National Park

"Biodiversity in Tanzania's wilderness"

Named after the father of the nation, Nyerere National Park is the world’s largest national park located in South Tanzania. Formerly known as Selous, the beauty of this safari destination has a huge concentration of cats such as the leopard, cheetah, lion and many more, which are less-frequented by the tourists.

The Nyerere National Park is minutes away from the Zanzibar, Mafia and Pemba Island, and is a favored safari park of honeymooners, couples and those who want to escape the crowds of the Northern Circuit. River Rufiji that flows through the park attracts a large number of hippos and crocodiles and the dense forest make a safari experience exciting.

Nyerere National Park has many safari camps that offer the best experience of being close to nature or wildlife. The park also boasts of many unique activities including a boat safari, nature walks, and fishing.