Welcome to Mangetti National Park, a hidden gem located in the northern part of Namibia, offering a unique blend of wilderness and tranquility. Covering approximately 420 square kilometers, this park is one of the country's newer conservation areas, established to protect its diverse ecosystems and wildlife.

Mangetti is characterized by its dense woodlands, open grasslands, and rich biodiversity, providing a habitat for a variety of wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, and an assortment of antelope species. The park is also home to predators such as leopards and hyenas, offering a chance to witness the dynamics of Namibia’s natural ecosystems.

Bird enthusiasts will find Mangetti a delightful destination, with numerous bird species, including the Kori bustard and the striking lilac-breasted roller, making their homes in the park’s varied habitats.

Mangetti’s remote location and low visitor numbers provide a peaceful and intimate safari experience, allowing visitors to explore the park's natural beauty without the crowds. The park's focus on conservation and sustainable tourism ensures that its pristine environment is preserved for future generations.

Mangetti National Park invites you to discover its serene landscapes and rich wildlife, offering a unique opportunity to connect with nature in one of Namibia’s lesser-known but equally captivating natural treasures.