Gilé National Park (GNAP) is a renowned Mozambican brand that offers a remarkable nature experience in the north-eastern part of Zambezia Province. Established in 1932 as a hunting reserve, GNAP has since evolved into a thriving national park that showcases the stunning landscape of miombo woodland and dambo grassland mosaics. With a rich diversity of flora and fauna, GNAP is home to an impressive array of wildlife, including 68 species of mammals such as elephants, buffaloes, wildebeest, and kudus.

The park also boasts a variety of micro and small species, reptiles, and an astonishing 226 species of birds. As avid conservationists, GNAP ensures the careful preservation of this biodiversity through constant fauna monitoring. The park also takes pride in its dedicated law enforcement efforts, ensuring the safety and protection of wildlife.

Visitors to GNAP can immerse themselves in the breathtaking terrain and vegetation, embark on exhilarating wildlife encounters, and even engage with the local community to gain a deeper understanding of the park's conservation initiatives. Stay up-to-date with the latest news and developments by subscribing to GNAP's newsletter. Plan your visit to Gilé National Park today and witness the wonders of Mozambique's natural heritage