Wildlife & Safari tours of Ghana

Mole National Park

Ghana’s Jewel in the crown of National Parks, covering an area of 4840km² and being established since 1964 it is also Ghana’s largest and Oldest Park. The habitat is mainly savannah, woodland and gallery forest, with over 93 mammal species which include Elephants, Lions, Leopards, Hyena, Olive Baboon, Green Monkey, Crocodile, African Buffalo, Giant Warthog, Kob, Hartebeest, Waterbuck, Reedbuck, roan and other Antelope species to mention just a few.

Over 300 birds and 734 flowering plant species have been recorded in Mole. There are 33 camps and 500km² of viewing dirt road within the park. Mole National Park has one established hotel, which sits on a 250 meter high escarpment, overlooking 2 watering holes.

Imagine sitting back enjoying an ice cold drink around the pool on the hotel terrace, whilst watching a herd of African Savannah Elephants bathing in one of the watering holes. This is truly breathtaking sight that will remain with you forever. Better yet, how about camping within the park and hearing a passing herd of Elephants, the roar of Lions or call of Hyenas as you lay in your tent. This makes you feel truly close to nature.