ruaha selous mikumi safari adventure southern parks

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Nine Days Selous Mikumi Ruaha Safari Adventure Southern Tanzania parks
Southern Tanzania gives the great opportunity to enter into a remote and unknown territory, which will make you feel in real wilderness passing through lush green mountains covered by tropical forests,open plains, finally immersed in the endless blue that lap the breathtaking shores of the Indian Ocean which will seduce you with its beautiful crystal water.

In Rufiji river boat and acacias tracks between, we explore Selous Game Reserve, the largest in Africa, Mikumi National Park, we will enter the Tanzanian highlands, up to the Udzungwa Mountains, also known as the 'African Galapagos, "we will certainly awe, enveloping us in its dense forests of deep green.Amazing game drive safari in Ruaha National Park, extreme natural wealth, where the meeting will be a surprise wildlife at every step of the way

Day 1: Dar es Salaam -Selous Game Reserve Leaving Dar es Salaam for Selous Game Reserve with lunch along the way; after unpacking proceed with game drive along Rufiji River for few hours before sunset. Dinner and overnight at the Selous Impala Camp/Hippo camp.

Day 2: Walking Safari & Game Drive in Selous Game Reserve Foot-walking Safari to the Selous Game Reserve, starts early in the morning with the guidance of an armed ranger,it will take 2-3 hours before you return to the camp for lunch and relaxing, late afternoon proceed with game drive until the sunset. Walking excursions offer a good chance of seeing giraffe, zebra,elephant and birds in a close range; overnight at Impala camp/Hippo camp.

Day 3: Rufiji River Boat Excursion Game drive then return to the camp for lunch and rest, Late afternoon proceed with 3 hours boat excursion in one of ox-bow lakes in the Rufiji River. Dinner and overnight at Impala Camp/Hippo Camp(budget ).

Day 4: Full day game drive Embark on a full day game drive. Starting in the morning and ending in the evening after Sunset - Lunches will be picnic away. Accommodation at Sable Lodge.

Day 5: Transferred to Mikumi National Park After breakfast, drive to Mikumi (Picnic lunch on the way). Dinner and overnight at Mikumi Wildlife Camp (Kikoboga)/Mikumi Bush Camp (budget) .

Day 6: Transferred to Ruaha National Park Early morning breakfast and depart for Ruaha National Park. Lunch en route, then proceed to Ruaha National Park, Dinner and Overnight at Ruaha River Lodge/Sunset Mountain Lodge.

Day 7: Full day Game Viewing in Ruaha National Park Full day game drive safari in Ruaha National Park, starting with sunrise game drive, picnic lunch in the bush: the game viewing will concentrate along the Ruaha River Banks; and then proceed with sunset wilderness game drive. Dinner and overnight at the Ruaha River Lodge/Sunset Mountain.

Day 8: Drive Back to Mikumi National Park After early morning game drive and breakfast, start driving back to Mikumi National Park for late afternoon game drive, overnight at Mikumi Wildlife Camp (Kikoboga)/Mikumi Bush Camp (budget). Day 9: Game Drive – Back to Dar es Salaam Morning game drive till 11:00, when you will be driving back to Dar es Salaam for dinner and overnight. End of the Service.

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