Experience one of Africa’s premier safari destinations, offering the chance to see the Big Five—lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhinoceros—along with a wide variety of other animals.

Spot over 500 bird species across diverse habitats, making the park a haven for birdwatching enthusiasts.

Explore the park’s stunningly diverse terrains, including open savannahs, dense bushveld, and riverine forests, perfect for wildlife viewing and photography.

Choose from a range of guided options, such as game drives, walking safaris, and night drives, led by experienced guides for an immersive experience.

Stay in a variety of settings, from luxury lodges and safari tents to self-catering cottages, catering to all preferences and budgets.

Learn about the park’s vital role in wildlife conservation and its programs to protect endangered species and habitats, appealing to eco-conscious travelers.

Enjoy cultural activities that highlight the rich heritage of local communities, offering insights into the region’s history and traditions.

Explore an 11-mile one-way loop through a picturesque valley, offering opportunities to view historic homesteads, diverse wildlife, and stunning mountain vistas.

Ascend to the highest point in the park via a steep half-mile paved trail to an observation tower, providing panoramic 360-degree views of the Smoky Mountains.

Enjoy a moderate 2.6-mile round-trip hike leading to an 80-foot cascading waterfall, one of the park's most popular attractions.

Drive this 5.5-mile one-way loop road through lush forests and past historic cabins, with opportunities for short hikes to scenic spots like Grotto Falls.

Stop at this mountain pass along U.S. Route 441, offering scenic vistas and access to the Appalachian Trail.

Undertake a strenuous 11-mile round-trip hike featuring landmarks like Arch Rock and Alum Cave Bluffs, culminating at the summit of Mount LeConte.

Explore this historic, operational grist mill near the Oconaluftee Visitor Center to learn about traditional milling processes.

Experience a scenic drive along this 469-mile route, offering breathtaking views of the Appalachian Highlands.

Discover a collection of historic farm buildings that showcase early Appalachian mountain life.

Take a 5-mile round-trip trail leading to a picturesque 20-foot waterfall with a large, serene pool at its base.

Visit this remote area to see historic structures and observe elk grazing in the meadows.

Enjoy panoramic views of the Smoky Mountains and the Tennessee Valley along this scenic drive.

Traverse a portion of this iconic trail as it winds through the park, offering diverse landscapes and vistas.

Explore preserved historic buildings and learn about traditional farming practices in the Smokies.

Witness the unique natural phenomenon of synchronous fireflies during their peak display in late May to early June.

Walk a 2.6-mile round-trip trail leading to a 25-foot waterfall, unique for the opportunity to pass behind the cascading water.

Enjoy a variety of activities, including hiking to waterfalls, fishing, and tubing in this scenic area.

Learn about the history of the Walker Sisters by visiting their preserved homestead in Little Greenbrier.

Participate in educational talks, guided walks, and evening programs to gain deeper insights into the park's natural and cultural history.

Observe elk, deer, and other wildlife in their natural habitats, especially during early morning or late evening hours.