Tourism
Come visit us! Gorongosa National Park has spectacular scenery with a variety of ecosystems and wildlife unmatched anywhere in Africa.
Your visit will support our conservation programs and provide employment, education, and health care to local communities, giving them a stake in the Park's future.
Planning Your Trip
Let us help you plan a safe and rewarding visit to the Park. Check out these tips on clothing, equipment, local languages, health and safety, and how to get here—then book your stay online. More>
Getting Here
Traveling through Mozambique on your way to the Park can be a rewarding experience in itself. Read our travel tips and use these handy maps to make your travel as comfortable and stress-free as your stay. More>
Accommodations
Come stay with us at Chitengo Safari Camp, in the heart of the Park. Choose one of our cozy new air-conditioned cabanas or a nearby campsite with hot showers and other amenities. Chitengo also has a restaurant featuring delicious local fare at reasonable prices. It’s a perfect home base for exploring Gorongosa's many wonders. More>
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Activities
We offer a variety of wildlife game drives, birding safaris, and mountain hikes guided by local experts on the Park’s flora and fauna. Drive out across the miombo to look for lions, elephants, and antelope. Hike Mount Gorongosa to marvel at the majestic waterfalls, lush rainforest, and splendid birdlife, including the Green-headed Oriole and other rare and endemic species. More>
Photo Gallery
Browse our gallery of colorful images taken in the park by visitors and professional photographers.
Send an ePostcard
Tell a friend about Gorongosa National Park--choose one of our photos and email it with a personal message. It’s easy to do!
Recent Vistors
"...My return to the Park after 34 years is like to to be born again and to know the [rebirth] of nature. I felt that there is a STRONG TEAM, dedicated to community development and to keep all the precious natural resources. We felt that NATURE is rejuvenating. CONGRATULATIONS ! This is a good example for all of us..."
Nov 2, 2006
Luis Dinis
Maputo(Mozambique)
