Duration
4 Days
Tour Type
Adventure Tour
Group Size
Tour Guide
All, Lodge Safari, Safaris
Mikumi and Saadani Nationalpark 4 Days From $1790 pP
This safari offers the perfect blend of wildlife adventures and coastal charm. Starting from Dar es Salaam, you’ll explore Mikumi National Park, a wildlife paradise renowned for its large herds of elephants, lions, giraffes and open savannahs. You will then travel to Saadani National Park, the only park in East Africa that combines wildlife viewing with the beauty of the Indian Ocean. Ideal for anyone looking for a unique safari experience with a touch of beach life!
Details
Early in the morning, you will set off from Dar es Salaam and travel by SGR (Standard Gauge Railway) train to Morogoro, where you can enjoy a comfortable and scenic journey. Upon arrival at Morogoro station, you will continue your journey to Mikumi National Park (approx. 1.5 hours). In the afternoon, you will embark on an exciting game drive through the wildlife-rich Mkata floodplain of Mikumi National Park. Spot elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras and many other animals as you explore the park. You will spend the night at a lodge in Mikumi.
ACCOMMODATION:
Mikumi Cottages
You’ll spend the whole day admiring the diverse landscapes and wildlife of Mikumi National Park. Enjoy game drives in the morning and afternoon, and visit areas such as the Mkata floodplain, a hotspot for interactions between predators and prey.
On the way, stop for a picnic in the park. You’ll spend the night at the lodge.
You will leave Mikumi after breakfast and drive to Saadani National Park (approx. 6 hours). Upon arrival in the afternoon, you will go on a game drive in Saadani National Park and check into your accommodation near the park.
Relax and enjoy the unique coastal landscape of Saadani, where wildlife can be seen right on the beach.
ACCOMMODATION:
Kijongo Bay Resort
In the morning, you’ll go on a final game drive in Saadani, where you may spot elephants, buffalo and even lions near the coast. Return to your lodge for breakfast, then head back to Dar es Salaam.