Preserving Biodiversity in the Heart of the Selous-Niassa Corridor Explore one of Africa's largest wildlife corridors, home to elephants, buffalos, and diverse ecosystems nurtured through sustainable conservation efforts. Explore Wildlife through Ecotourism and Photography Capture breathtaking moments across our designated photography zones and experience the harmony of nature through sustainable tourism activities.

Discover Magingo WMA

Magingo WMA was established to protect the unique biodiversity of the Lake Victoria Basin while giving local communities a leading role in conservation and tourism. Spanning over 451,500 hectares, the WMA is home to rare species and rich ecosystems, including wetlands, woodlands, and open savannahs. The area is managed by a group of dedicated community members under the supervision of xxxxxxxx

By visiting Magingo, you are directly supporting the communities ofMpigamiti, Namakololo, Mitawa, Barikiwa, Chimbuko, Mirui, Lineng’ene, Naujombo, Ndapata, Mlembwe, Nambinda, Kikulyungu and Kimambi in their mission to preserve the environment and create sustainable livelihood

Unparalleled Wildlife and Scenic Beauty

Home to elephants, zebras, giraffes, and over 300 bird species, Magingo’s diverse landscapes, including wetlands and savannahs, provide incredible wildlife encounters. Set against the picturesque Lake Victoria, the scenery is as captivating as the animals.

Sustainable and Purposeful Tourism

Your visit directly supports conservation and community projects in eight local villages, funding education, healthcare, and environmental sustainability. Magingo combines adventure with a positive impact, offering both a memorable and meaningful journey.

Rich Cultural Experiences

Immerse yourself in the traditions of the Sukuma and Luo people. Enjoy traditional dances, learn fishing techniques on Lake Victoria, or participate in crafting workshops in villages like Mirui and Kimambi. Every visit deepens your connection to the local way of life.

THINGS TO DO

Safari on the Shores of Lake Victoria

Enjoy game drives showcasing land and aquatic wildlife alongside the scenic beauty of Lake Victoria.

Guided Birdwatching Tours

Explore wetlands and woodlands with expert guides to discover species unique to the region.

Fishing Excursions with Local Fishermen

Experience traditional fishing techniques in Lake Victoria with fishermen from villages like Mirui and Mpigamiti.

Cultural Tours

Visit the villages of Kimambi, Barikiwa, and Ndapata to engage in Sukuma and Luo traditions, enjoy traditional dances, and learn about their way of life.

Sunset Boat Safaris

Enjoy a breathtaking boat ride at sunset on Lake Victoria, witnessing wildlife and the stunning African horizon.

PROJECTS

We collaborate with conservation partners and stakeholders to implement key initiatives:

Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT) Project

As part of the Ruaha-Rungwa ecosystem, Waga WMA benefits from the five-year IWT project (2022–2027), aiming to combat poaching and illegal wildlife trade through integrated approaches supported by UNDP and GEF.

Carbon Credit and Beekeeping Initiatives

Exploring sustainable revenue options like carbon credit trading and beekeeping to ensure long-term financial independence.

OUR PARTNERS

Magingo Wildlife Management Area

Mobile:  +255 627452779 | Email: info@magingo.or.tz | Address: PO Box 86, Liwale

 

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