This little known National Park is located off the main road between Beira and Tete, inland Moçambique. Although the area's wildlife suffered hugely during the civil war, the animal and bird populations are recovering slowly and there is still a lot to be seen here.

Elephant and buffalo are commonly spotted by visitors, and rhino and leopard are also present although very shy and wary of people. Also inhabiting the Park is an increasing lion population, the very rare and beautiful roan and sable antelope species, zebra, kudu and cheetah. In addition, the area is home to over 500 bird species, making it a paradise for nature lovers.