Gorongosa – Gorongosa National Park Mozambique
Gorongosa National Park is perhaps Africa’s Greatest Conservation Story. Visit and see why this has been called one of the “Last Wild Places” by National Geographic.
Visit Gorongosa
Situated at the very end of Africa’s Great Rift Valley, Gorongosa National Park has an incredible variety of landscapes to experience. Lake Urema and its network of glistening rivers, the lake’s vast flood plains teeming with waterbuck, endless savannahs, magical woodlands, and a towering mountain covered in lush rainforest and pristine ...
Wildlife - Gorongosa
The gem of Mozambique’s national park system, Gorongosa is often referred to as the “Serengeti of the South” and it’s easy to see why. Its famous floodplains teem with majestic waterbuck. Gorongosa’s famous lions stalk the savannah and woodlands.
Conservation - Gorongosa
Gorongosa National Park is one of the most beautiful and special places in Africa. Thanks to its varied terrain, the richness of its soil, and the blessings of plentiful rain, Gorongosa boasts a remarkable variety of different ecosystems, each with its own “cast of characters”:
Accommodation - Gorongosa
A thriving, biodiversity-rich, Greater Gorongosa conservation landscape, which supports Sofala Province as an engine for resilient and sustainable development enabling nature experiences and wellbeing for its people, enriching all of Mozambique and the world.
Our Mission - Gorongosa
The Gorongosa Project protects the Park’s biodiversity and ecosystem services and unlocks its economic potential for the community inhabitants of the Gorongosa Buffer Zone, Sofala Province, Mozambique and further afield.
Things to know - Gorongosa
Each month in Gorongosa brings a unique experience as the changing seasons bring new life to the Park: March – April The floods recede at the very end of the wet season to reveal lush green grass, and overflowing pools.
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The Gorongosa Restoration Project (Gorongosa National Park) in Mozambique is arguably Africa’s greatest wildlife restoration story.
Science - Gorongosa
It has been created to explore, document, and protect biodiversity of Gorongosa National Park as well as to offer research and training opportunities in biodiversity-related fields for students and conservation leaders in Mozambique.
Elephants - Gorongosa
The first time you see a wild Gorongosa elephant is a moment you will never forget. They are the essence of our untamed African wilderness: huge, majestic, truly awe-inspiring. Gorongosa has between 800 and 1000 of these beautiful animals today.