Mikumi Game Drive

Mikumi National Park - Begin the day with a morning pickup from the hotel or airport in Dar es Salaam and travel to Mikumi National Park. Be warmly greeted by herds of elephants, giraffes, impalas, lions, buffalos, and many more.

Mikumi Game Drive

Mikumi National Park - After enjoying breakfast at the lodge, set off with packed lunches for a full-day game drive within the park, where numerous animals can be spotted. Common sightings include lions, eland, hartebeest, buffalo, wildebeest, giraffe, zebra, and elephants, among others. Lunch will be enjoyed at a picnic site before continuing the drive to the hippos and crocodiles pool. Return to the lodge in the evening for dinner.

Ruaha Game Drive

Ruaha National Park - Following an early morning breakfast at Mikumi Park, travel to Ruaha National Park via Iringa town, passing through picturesque countryside with beautiful valleys and mountains. Upon arrival, head straight to the park for a game drive until evening, then proceed to Ruaha Hilltop Lodge for dinner and an overnight stay.

Ruaha Game Drive

Ruaha National Park - Breakfast is served early in the morning, and after 30 minutes, guests will drive to the park to maximize their time exploring and learning about Ruaha National Park.

Ruaha is renowned for birdwatching enthusiasts, offering sightings of various bird species, some of which migrate from Europe to Ruaha NP. The famous Ruaha River is a prime location for viewing numerous crocodiles, especially when the river is full. Guests will enjoy a picnic lunch in a designated area before continuing the game drive, later departing the park for dinner and an overnight stay at the lodge.

Ruaha Game Drive

Ruaha National Park - Breakfast is served early in the morning, and after 30 minutes, guests will drive to the park to maximize their time exploring and learning about Ruaha National Park.

Ruaha is renowned for birdwatching enthusiasts, offering sightings of various bird species, some of which migrate from Europe to Ruaha NP. The famous Ruaha River is a prime location for viewing numerous crocodiles, especially when the river is full. Guests will enjoy a picnic lunch in a designated area before continuing the game drive, later departing the park for dinner and an overnight stay at the lodge.

Ruaha Walking Safari

Ruaha National Park - Visitors will appreciate the opportunity to spend more time in Ruaha. A walking safari offers a unique experience, leaving the vehicle behind to venture into the wild. Although it may initially feel daunting, walking with an experienced guide ensures safety. This thrilling experience often captivates visitors.

Udzungwa Mountains National Park

Udzungwa Mountains National Park - Visitors will be amazed by the lush forests and mountains of Udzungwa Mountains National Park, a stark contrast to the arid plains typical of southeastern Tanzania. The forests are alive with rich birdlife and home to 10 different primate species, making it Tanzania’s richest monkey habitat. The Kilombero floodplain hosts hippos and crocodiles, and elephants and leopards can also be spotted. Enjoy breathtaking views throughout.

Nyerere National Park - Boat Trip to Rufiji River

Nyerere National Park - A visit to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Selous is a must. Look out for zebra, giraffe, hippo, crocodile, buffalo, wildebeest, elephant, and the rarer spotted hyena, leopard, and African wild dog. Nyerere National Park is believed to have the highest lion population in Africa. The scenery is equally impressive, with rocky hills, palm-fringed lakes, and the expansive Rufiji River flowing through the reserve.

Nyerere Game Drive

Nyerere National Park - After breakfast at the camp, embark on a game drive with packed lunches, expecting to see a wide array of animals such as lions, elephants, giraffes, buffalo, zebras, and hyenas. The park also boasts a diverse bird population and stunning landscapes with varied topography, including wetlands, dry grasslands, light acacia forests, and elevated areas offering vast mountain views.

Nyerere Game Drive

Nyerere National Park - After breakfast at the camp, embark on a game drive with packed lunches, expecting to see a wide array of animals such as lions, elephants, giraffes, buffalo, zebras, and hyenas. The park also boasts a diverse bird population and stunning landscapes with varied topography, including wetlands, dry grasslands, light acacia forests, and elevated areas offering vast mountain views.

Kilwa Beach

Kilwa Masoko

Kilwa Masoko - After breakfast, depart with a picnic lunch for Kilwa Kisiwani. This UNESCO World Heritage site played a significant role in the development of Swahili culture. Once an Arab-occupied fishing village, it was known for minting gold and trading spices, jewelry, and slaves, with celebrations held under the moonlight. Nearby Songo Mnara, a small island close to Kisiwani, was a Swahili stone town founded in the early 19th century. Its relatively brief history compared to its more famous neighbor has allowed archaeologists to study early Swahili houses within a specific timeframe.

Kilwa - Dar es Salaam

Dar es Salaam - After breakfast at the lodge, guests will be transferred to Dar es Salaam with a packed lunch. They will be dropped off at the hotel or the airport/ferry.

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

• On-board restrooms

• Discover three renowned parks: Nyerere, Ruaha, and Mikumi National Parks

• Experience exciting game drives with chances to spot the Big Five

• Savor picnic-style lunch boxes during full-day safari adventures

• Explore Tanzania’s coastal history with a guided tour of the Kilwa ruins

• Journey through Southern Tanzania’s pristine wilderness, away from the usual trails

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If you cancel within 3 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.