Katavi National Park is located in western Tanzania and was formed in 1974. It was previously a game reserve. It used to be 1,823km2. It was expanded to 4,471km2 in 1997. The park, which is 40 kilometers south of Mpanda town and Tanzania's third largest national park after Ruaha and Serengeti, is located 40 kilometers south of Mpanda town.
 

The climate in Park is described as tropical. 24.6 °C is the average temperature. The average annual rainfall is 1139 mm. June has the least amount of precipitation, with an average of 0 mm. June has the least amount of precipitation, with an average of 0 mm. December has the most precipitation, with an average of 231 mm. October is the hottest month of the year, with an average temperature of 26.2°C. The average temperature in July is the lowest of the year. The temperature is 22.7 degrees Celsius.

Visitors can participate in a variety of tourism activities while visiting the park. Nature Walking Safaris (Short Walking Safaris (SWS)), Long Walking Safaris (LWS), Picnicking, Filming, Camping, Birding, Bush dinners, Night Game Drives, Hiking, and Game Viewing are among the activities available.