Mkomazi National Park is a wilderness area in north-eastern Tanzania, bordering Kenya's Tsavo National Park and forming a large trans-boundary ecosystem. Established as a park in 2008, it is known for its semi-arid landscape, with diverse ecosystems that range from acacia woodlands to dry forests.

It is famous for its Rhino sanctuary and is a great destination for seeing rare species like the gerenuk and Beisa Oryx, as well as wild dogs and over 450 bird species.