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Explore the Natural Wonders of Southern Circuit Tanzania
- Days 03 Private Tour Available
- From ₹ 49,115.00 Check Group Discount
- Free Cancellation
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About this activity
- Instant Booking
- Free Cancellation Free cancellation up to 31 day(s) prior departure, after which the tour cancellation policy applies Learn More.
- Duration:3 Day(s)
- Activities
- Park
- Tanzania Safaris
- Travel StyleBudget
- Guiding Type: Live Guide/Instructor
- Guide Language
- English
- Italian
- French
- Tour Vibe Active
- Recommended For
- Couple
- Family/Kids
- For Art Lovers
- LGBTQ
- Senior
- Solo
- Women
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Youth
- Destination
Country:
Africa,
Tanzania,
- Dar es Salaam
- Mikumi National Park
- Pickup
JNIA Dar es salaam Tanzania
From: To:
6:00 AM 6:30 AM - Drop-off
JNIA Dar es salaam Tanzania
From: To:
6:30 PM 8:30 PM - Age Range 4 - 94 (Years Old)
ABOUT TANZANIA
Tanzania lies in East Africa between the Indian Ocean, Kenya and Uganda to the north, Rwanda, Burundi, and DR Congo to the west, and Zambia, Malawi, and Mozambique to the south.
The country is known for its natural wealth and it is home to three of the seven African wonders: ? The Great Migration in Serengeti National Park ? The Ngorongoro Crater ? Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa The national parks are famous for the multitude of animal species and The Big Five (elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo and rhino) can be found in various parks. Off the coast, tropical islands such as Zanzibar, Mafia, and Pemba can be found, with coral reefs and the most amazing beaches. The name Tanzania was given to the country after the unification of Zanzibar and Tanganyika in 1964. The country nowadays has a population of 62 million people belonging to 120 different tribes. The largest tribes are the Sukuma, Nyamwezi, Haya, Nyakyusa, and Chagga. The most famous tribe are the Maasai. Dar-es-Salaam, with a population of almost 6 million, is the largest city and also the former capital of Tanzania. It is an important economic center, a port city, and one of the fastest-growing cities in the world.
MORE INTERESTING FACTS
? Capital: Dodoma
? Currency: Tanzania Shilling
? Language: Kiswahili and English
? Highest point: 5,895 meters (Mount Kilimanjaro)
? Surface area: 945,000 km² / Water surface: 61,500 km²
? Time difference: GMT+3
Wildlife in Mikumi National Park
The park has a great variety of animals and most visitors come to this National Park aiming to spot the ‘Big Five’ – cheetah, lion, elephant, buffalo and rhino. Also hippos live in a pair of mud pools and are one of the highlights. Lions overlook their grassy kingdom, which is traversed by herds of zebra, wildebeest, impala and buffalo. Giraffes forage in the isolated acacia stands on the edge of the Mkata River, and shady islets are also favored by Mikumi elephants. Mkata Foodplain is perhaps the most reliable place in Tanzania to see the mighty eland, the largest antelope in the world. The equally impressive great kudu and sable antelope stay in the miombo-covered foothills that rise up on the borders of Mikumi.
Birds in Mikumi
Mikumi is a good place for bird lovers as it is home to more than 400 different species of birds! The Mkata River offers majestic views of fishing Open-billed Storks. Marabou stork, Red-billed oxpeckers, Black-bellied bustard, Francolin, Cattle egret, Guinea-fowls, Hornbill and Malachite Kingfischer are common birds in Mikumi National Park. The most colourful species are the Yellow-throated long claw, the Lilac-breasted roller and the Bateleur eagle. European migrants are common in Mikumi National Park during the rainy season.
Dear our valued customer, Thank you for choosing Mokimoh Adventure for your dream safari in Tanzania. According to your request, we have designed a safari package for you. Have a look and let us know, if it meets your wishes so that we can amend and finalize it for you. Please note, the price of the safari is based on 2 pax sharing a double room. Looking forward to hearing from you!Mohamed Kilindo Managing Director Mokimoh Adventure TanzaniaP.S. For sure Tanzania is known for the Kilimanjaro and our wildlife. But we have much more to offer. Think about hiking in Usambara Mountains, exploring the rich history of Bagamoyo, one of the oldest cities in Tanzania, strolling around the bustling economic capital Dar-es-Salaam or chilling on one of the islands of Zanzibar, Pemba or Mafia. With Mokimoh Adventures you can also discover these highlights before or after your safari. YOUR MEALSWhen you book a safari, the meals during the safari days are always full board. Breakfast: Is mostly served as a buffet with coffee/water/juice/tea. Lunch: Packed lunch usually consists of a sandwich, pasta salad, potatoes, some fruit, a muffin and a drink. If we are en route, we will stop at a restaurant. Dinner: Is usually buffet or à la carte. Drinks are not included and have to be paid directly at the accommodation. On game drives, our safari vehicles always carry water in the cooler. Other drinks and snacks can be booked for an extra charge per person per day.B/B – Bed and Breakfast, H/B – Half Board and F/B – Full Board
ITINERARY
Early in the morning we will pick you up in your hotel and drive to Mikumi National Park. Mikumi National Park is one of the southern national parks and Tanzanias fourth-biggest park. It is just a couple of hours drive from Tanzanias biggest city. Dar-es-Salaam and borders Selous Game Reserve. Its abundant wildlife draws frequent comparisons to the famous Serengeti. We will have lunch on the way to Mikumi and arrive in the park around afternoon for a half day game drive. Later check-in at your hotel for dinner and overnight. The park has a great variety of animals and most visitors come to this National Park aiming to spot the ‘Big Five’ – Leopard, lion, elephant, buffalo and rhino. Also hippos live in a pair of mud pools and are one of the highlights.
Today you can enjoy a full day game drive. We will start early in the morning, have our lunch boxes with us and make some rest somewhere in the park. Late afternoon we will return to the hotel for dinner and overnight. Wildlife in Mikumi National Park The park has a great variety of animals and most visitors come to this National Park aiming to spot the ‘Big Five’ –Leopard, lion, elephant, buffalo and rhino. Also hippos live in a pair of mud pools and are one of the highlights. Lions overlook their grassy kingdom, which is traversed by herds of zebra, wildebeest, impala and buffalo. Giraffes forage in the isolated acacia stands on the edge of the Mkata River, and shady islets are also favored by Mikumi elephants. Mkata Foodplain is perhaps the most reliable place in Tanzania to see the mighty Common eland, the largest antelope in the world. The equally impressive great kudu and sable antelope stay in the miombo-covered foothills that rise up on the borders of Mikumi. Birds in Mikumi Mikumi is a good place for bird lovers as it is home to more than 400 different species of birds! The Mkata River offers majestic views of fishing Open-billed Storks. Marabou stork, Red-billed oxpeckers, Black-bellied bustard, Francolin, Cattle egret, Guinea-fowls, Hornbill and Malachite Kingfischer are common birds in Mikumi National Park. The most colourful species are the Yellow-throated long claw, the Lilac-breasted roller and the Bateleur eagle. European migrants are common in Mikumi National Park during the rainy season.
Today we will have an early morning and visit a Maasai Village. The Maasai tribe is probably the most famous amongst the 120 tribes in Tanzania. With this visit you can immerse yourself in the culture, colours and traditions of the Maasai. The Maasai live in small huts, in the middle of nature, where lions, elephants and many other animals also live. But the Maasai know how to protect their own territory - and that of their goats and cows - in harmony with nature. Learn how they manage to live in the middle of nature and what their everyday life looks like. Try your luck to make a fire, enjoy their beautiful songs and maybe take a chance and see how high you can jump. An experience you should not miss on your Tanzania trip.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
| Location | Nights | Type | Property Name | Rating | Occupancy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mikumi town | 2 | Lodge | CampBastian | 3 Star | Shared |
- Airport Transfer
- Hotel
- Port
- Other
Pick up at the airport and transfer to your hotel upon arrival in Dar-es-Salaam
English- and Swahili-speaking safari guide for the duration of your safari and any other language included but needs a pre-information .
- Halal
- Meat
- Vegan
- Vegetarian
YOUR MEALS
When you book a safari, the meals during the safari days are always full board. Breakfast: Is mostly served as a buffet with coffee/water/juice/tea. Lunch: Packed lunch usually consists of a sandwich, pasta salad, potatoes, some fruit, a muffin and a drink. If we are en route, we will stop at a restaurant. Dinner: Is usually buffet or à la carte. Drinks are not included and have to be paid directly at the accommodation. On game drives, our safari vehicles always carry water in the cooler. Other drinks and snacks can be booked for an extra charge per person per day. B/B – Bed and Breakfast H/B – Half Board F/B – Full Board
- Jeep & 4WD
Modern safari Land Cruiser with pop-up roof will be used for the entire of your safari trip to be able to enjoy the game drives.
Last minutes shopping or City tours will be offered as a bonus.
? Pick up at the airport and transfer to your hotel upon arrival in Dar-es-Salaam
? Overnight stays in the lodge(s) as shown on the itinerary (check-out at 10 am)
? Meal plans as shown on the itinerary
? Pick up from your hotel and transfers
? Modern safari Land Cruiser with pop-up roof
? English- and Swahili-speaking safari guide for the duration of your safari
? Park fees for all the (national) parks on the itinerary and government taxes
? Unlimited mileage with game drives in the national parks
? Any extra activities as shown on the above itinerary
? Drinking water in the safari vehicle
WHAT’S EXCLUDED
- Flights
- Insurance
Other Excluded:
? International flight tickets and visa
? Tips for guides and lodge stuff
? Personal expenditures
? Accommodation on arrival day and after the safari
? Personal insurances (travel and health insurances)
? Drinks such as alcohol, soda etc.
Covid Safety
We have sanitized everything during your safari especially when you're in a Jeep and all of our guides are well equiped and understand about the measures and cares.
Therefore you are on safe hands.