Located in the remote northwestern corner of Tanzania, near the border with Rwanda and Uganda, Ibanda-Kyerwa National Park is one of the country’s least explored parks. This rugged and untouched sanctuary is ideal for adventurous travelers looking to discover Tanzania’s wild frontier, rich with savannah landscapes, scenic rivers, and diverse wildlife—away from the crowds.
🌿 Why Visit Ibanda-Kyerwa?
1. A True Off-the-Beaten-Path Experience
Vast, unspoiled savannah and woodland terrain
Low tourist numbers – perfect for exclusive game drives and solitude in nature
2. Exciting Wildlife Viewing
Home to buffaloes, hippos, impalas, waterbucks, warthogs, and antelopes
Lions, leopards, and hyenas are present but elusive – a thrill for keen wildlife spotters
3. River-Based Safari Views
The Kagera River runs through the park, attracting hippos, crocodiles, and birds
Great for riverside picnics and birdwatching sessions
4. Untouched Birding Paradise
Over 200 bird species, including African fish eagles, bee-eaters, and kingfishers
🗓️ Best Time to Visit
June to October: Best for wildlife viewing – dry, clear trails and active game
November to March: Bird migration season and lush landscapes
