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What Animals Can You See at Mole National Park? 2026 Guide

If you are wondering what animals you can see at Mole National Park, Ghana’s largest wildlife refuge offers an impressive range of wildlife. Located in Ghana’s Savannah Region, Mole National Park is home to more than 90 mammal species, over 300 bird species, reptiles and other wildlife.

Animals to See at Mole National Park

African Elephants

Elephants are among the biggest attractions at Mole. The park is known for its important elephant population, and visitors may encounter them around watering areas and during wildlife observation activities.

Buffalo

African buffalo are another major species found in Mole. They can be seen moving through the savannah and woodland areas, sometimes in groups.

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Antelopes

Mole is particularly rich in antelope species. Visitors may see kob, roan antelope, western hartebeest, Defassa waterbuck, bushbuck, oribi, duikers and Bohor reedbuck.

Warthogs and Monkeys

Warthogs are commonly recorded alongside several primate species, including patas monkeys, green vervet monkeys and baboons.

Lions, Leopards and Hyenas

Mole also supports major predators, including lions, leopards and spotted hyenas. However, these animals are elusive, and lion sightings in particular are considered rare.

Birds and Reptiles

Wildlife enthusiasts can also look for more than 300 bird species and several reptiles, including crocodiles associated with the park’s waterways.

Plan Your Wildlife Experience in Ghana

Mole National Park offers more than a safari, it provides an opportunity to experience Ghana’s savannah landscape and wildlife up close.

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Whether you are travelling for wildlife, nature or adventure, make Mole National Park part of your Ghana travel experience.