TANAPA Park Fees 2019-2024 All You Need to Know

Tanzania National Park Fees 2019/2020 – Tanzania Park Fees 2019/2020 – TANAPA Park Fees 2019/TANAPA Fees

If you would like to know what TANAPA Park Fees were like pre-COVID-19, here they are for 2019/2020.

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TANAPA Park Fees 2018/Tanzania National Park Fees 2017-2018

TANAPA Park Fees 2024 (Including Mikumi National Park Fees)

Mikumi National Park Fees 2023/Mikumi National Park Entrance Fee/Mikumi National Park Price (Plus All Other TANAPA Tariffs 2023/Tanzania National Park Fees 2023/TANAPA Park Fees 2023)

Tanzania National Parks Authority (TANAPA) is the official body that governs Mikumi National Park.

Every year, TANAPA publishes an official tariff guide for all the parks it runs, including Mikumi National Park fees.

Here are the official Mikumi National Park fees 2022/2023 as well as the fees for all other TANAPA-run parks starting July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023. (Note: The Ngorongoro Conservation Area, where the Ngorongoro Crater is located, is not run by TANAPA.)

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Mikumi National Park Tickets

If you are interested in buying tours or tickets to Mikumi National Park, browse a range of those here.

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For many people in the world, East Africa and safaris go hand in hand.

It is no wonder, therefore, that when people travel to Tanzania, going on safari is a top priority for many.

Unbeknownst to most people, though, Tanzania is the 31^st largest country in the world, so if your business to Tanzania takes you to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania’s largest city, going on safari is not necessarily as easy as a quick day trip out of town, unless of course you opt to visit Mikumi National Park. (To be honest, it would be a rushed day trip but would make a perfect weekend getaway.)

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How Does Mikumi Park Compare to Other National Parks in Tanzania?

Mikumi National Park is the 4^th largest national park in Tanzania and is an easy four-hour drive from Dar es Salaam (if you know how to navigate the heavy traffic leaving and entering town).

It shares an ecosystem with Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania’s largest game reserve (also one of the largest in the world) and animals travel freely between the two protected areas.

This is how, last September, when looking for a place to take my boyfriend (who had never been on safari) for his birthday, the obvious choice was to take him on a surprise visit to Mikumi National Park. (Mikumi National Park is one of the two closest national parks to Dar es Salaam. Saadani National Park is technically closer but more sparsely populated in terms of wildlife.)

Around the same time, one of my closest childhood friends and her recently-married husband were in Tanzania—it was her first time—so killing two birds with one stone, we decided to make a travel double date of it.

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My friend’s husband highly recommended a partially Swiss-owned hotel, Tan-Swiss Lodge (Booking.com Rating: 8.4/10 – Very Good), where he had stayed on a previous visit to Tanzania.

He told us we would be able to book our safari through them.

Following his recommendation, we made our accommodation and safari bookings online, paying for it upfront (which had me a little apprehensive at first) with a bank transfer.

On the appointed date, we left Dar es Salaam using a back route in order to avoid traffic.

Photo Credits: Valugi, Planet of Hotels