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Best 2025 and 2026 Safari Adventures at Mole National Park: Foot, Bicycle, Motorbike & Car

1. Two‑Day Wilderness Nature Walk (Brugbani → Murugu Spring)

  • Active season: January to July.

  • Start: 7:30 am from the Information Centre.

  • Route highlights: Brugbani Camp → Liner Pool (great for birds) → Haraba Pool → climb up to Konkori Hill → Murugu Spring for night stay → downhill to Richard Saltlick → return.

  • Wildlife on the route: Elephants, buffaloes, roan antelopes, hartebeests, waterbucks, kobs, crocodiles, hyenas, leopards, abundant birds.

  • What to pack: Water, food, closed footwear, protective gear, mosquito net, insect repellent, warm bedding & clothing, bright torchlight, sleeping bag.

  • Why choose this: Immersive walk safari giving you a deeper feel of the park’s wild heart.



2. Two‑Day Wilderness Nature Ride (Motorbike: Mbolobi → Jang)

  • Active season: January to June.

  • Start: 7:30 am from Information Centre.

  • Route highlights: Ride through Brugbani Camp → Lovi Camp → cross Lovi River → Mbolobi Junction (leave bikes for foot trail) → Mbolobi Old Village (tour & history) → Jang Range Camp overnight → next day return via motorbike to Headquarters.

  • Wildlife you may see: Elephants, buffaloes, roan antelopes, hartebeests, waterbucks, kobs, hyenas, leopards.

  • Pack: Similar list as above + motorbike gear.

  • Ideal for: Adventure‑seekers who want speed, terrain variety, and two‑wheels.

Warthogs group of food discovery, Mole National Park, Ghana

Mole Warthogs on discovery tour, Mole national Park

3. Two‑ to Three‑Day Wilderness Drive or Cycle (Brugbani → Nyange or Ducie Camp)

  • Active season: January to July.

  • Start: 7:30 am from Information Centre.

  • Route options: Via Brugbani Camp → Assebey Pool and Loop → Steep Hill → Lovi Camp → Spring Water (off‑road nature spot) → Mbolobi Junction → Nyange Camp → old Nyange Settlement → Buge → join historic slave trade route to Ducie Camp → through Gongole settlement → Konkori Slave Cave → return to Headquarters (either via same route or via Wa).

  • Wildlife and scenery: Elephants, buffalo, roan antelope, hartebeest, waterbuck, birds, natural springs, historic settlements.

  • Pack list: as above for extended stay.

  • Great for: Those wanting a mixed vehicle/visit safari with history, nature, and terrain.



4. Kparia Waterfalls Two‑Day Drive or Motorbike Trip

  • Active season: January to June.

  • Start: 6:00 am from Information Centre.

  • Options: Drive through park boundary (break at Bawena Range Camp) or through Daboya (local weaving community) → reach Kparia Waterfalls and natural site → explore old settlement and burial grounds.

  • Accommodation: Homestays within Kparia community, Hotel Wasipe (Daboya), or Bawena Camp guest house.

  • Why it stands out: Combines wildlife, cultural community visits, natural waterfall scenery.

Group of elephants at Mole national Park, in the bush

Mole National Park, Elephants discovery in the bush

5. Short‑Distance Bicycle Ride (2‑Hour Trip)

  • Runs year‑round.

  • Start: 7:30 am from Information Centre, armed guide accompanying.

  • Route: Samole Loop or Office Loop. Interpretive stops included.

  • Wildlife you might glimpse: Elephants, roan antelopes, hartebeests, waterbucks, kobs, bushbucks, etc.

  • Pack: Water, food, protective clothing, closed footwear, insect repellent.

  • Perfect for: Casual visitors, morning bursts of activity, and lighter engagements.



6. The Mole Circuit Drive (3‑Hour Trip)

  • Runs all year. Departure: 11:00 am.

  • Route: Information Centre → Mognori Eco‑Village (canoe safari, cultural dance, community walk, shea butter processing) → Larabanga (Ancient Mosque & Mystic Stone, cultural walk) → return.

  • Best for: Family‑friendly drive, culture plus nature, shorter time commitment.



7. Night Safari

  • Start: 6:00 pm, lasts ~2 hours (information differs: some sources show 1 hour).

  • Vehicle: Rental jeep with armed guide; rooftop seating available.

  • Animals you may meet at night: Buffaloes, hyenas, roan antelopes, leopards, elephants, hartebeest.

  • Booking: Via Information Centre.

  • Why do it: A thrilling peek into nocturnal life of the park.

 Choosing Your Safari: At‑a‑Glance Guide

Safari TypeDurationActivity LevelBest For
Foot (Walking)2 hoursLight‑moderateBird lovers, nature walkers
Bicycle2 hoursModerately activeActive visitors wanting ease
Motorbike Ride2 daysHighAdventure seekers, mixed terrain fans
Car/Jeep Drive2‑3 days or 3 hoursLow‑moderateFamilies, those short on time
Night Safari1‑2 hoursLowWildlife enthusiasts, unique experience

🧳 Safari Preparation Checklist

  • Water and food for the trip

  • Closed footwear and protective gear

  • Insect repellent, mosquito net (if overnight)

  • Warm clothing and bedding (for multi‑day rides)

  • Bright torchlight

  • For motorbike: helmet, protective wear

  • For drive: ensure vehicle is suitable for terrain


✅ Bonus Tips for a Great Safari Experience

  • Depart promptly at scheduled times (7:30 am or 11:00 am)

  • Listen to briefings at the Information Centre

  • Respect park rules and wildlife – your guide is your best resource

  • Ask about current wildlife sightings before choosing your trip

  • Book early for seasonal high demand trips


Each of these safari options at Mole National Park offers a unique way to see, feel and live the savannah — from quiet walks to full‑blown motor adventures. Whether you’re after culture, wildlife, scenery or off‑beat routes, there’s a safari here for you.

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Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast, a nature lover, or a curious traveler, Mole National Park offers an unforgettable and authentic Ghanaian safari experience at great value.