This safari runs on scheduled dates throughout the year. We can tailor- make a private safari to meet your departure date, time period, group size and budget. Contact the office for further information.
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The Momella Lakes, located in the Arusha National Park, are a collection of multiple lakes. Underground water channels mostly feed the lakes and the water level tables are supported by rainfall at various times of the year.
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This unusual park lies in the shadow of the Great Rift Valley whose reddish brown escarpment wall looms 1,950 feet high (600 metres) on the eastern horizon. Waterfalls spill over the cliff and hot springs bubble to the surface in the south.
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This is a year-round park with distinct seasons offering different experiences, from dusty, dry and baking with animals clustered around the rapidly reducing river, to the fecund green season full of new-born animals and chattering birds.
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The morning will begin with a pick up from your hotel. You will then drive on a tarmac road to the village of Bagamoyo, around a 1 and a half hour drive. On arrival you will visit the Kaole Ruins.
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Over the last century Dar es salaam has grown from a fishing village into one of the outstanding coastal capitals of the world. The beaches are amazing and pristine with an African character.
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Mikumi National Rark is one of the greatest parks in the world and the fourth largest park in Tanzania. It is situated approximately 300 km from Dar es salaam.
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You will have a multi-day guided tour to the national parks. The guide will take you around the park to view the eccentric wildlife and birds found anywhere in Africa.
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Ruaha National Park is home to vast number of animal such as elephants, leopard buffalos, lions and cheetahs. There are also crocodiles, turtles, hippos inhabit the Ruaha River, sables and roan antelopes and wild dogs.
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From the coast extending to the south of Tanzania, Selous Game Reserve is the biggest reserve in Africa. Selous is larger than the country Denmark! The reserve is in the south of Mikumi, which covers 6% of Tanzania's surface area.
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