SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK, TANZANIA
This park is located at the northern border of Tanzania with Kenya, it is gone to the earliest ecological community on the planet and as well as the biggest earthly mammal migration in the world.
NAMIB-NAUKLUFT NATIONAL PARK, NAMIBIA
Including some parts of the Namib Desert, this extremely barren region is popular for its inhospitable climate, 550-year-old dead trees, and red sand.
KRUGER NATIONAL PARK, SOUTH AFRICA
This park was first created in 1898 to guide the wildlife in South African Lowveld. Since it is one of the biggest gaming reserves in Africa, at present it is the best of all South African National Parks.
VICTORIA FALLS NATIONAL PARK, ZIMBABWE
This fall is also home to Smoke that Thunders, it is commonly known as the world’s biggest coating of falling water. Based on its unbelievable width of 1,708m (5,604ft) and height of 108m (354ft).
SKELETON COAST NATIONAL PARK, NAMIBIA
This park’s rare name was gotten from the bones of whales and seal lions that were once scattered around its shorelines. The debris from more than a thousand sunk ships has now been taken over by whale bones.
