Your journey at a glance
On this 12-day journey, explore the pristine southern part of Tanzania encompassing Mikumi National Park, the beautiful Udzungwa Mountains, the rugged plains of Ruaha National Park, and the expansive rivers of Nyerere National Park (formerly Selous Game Reserve). This one-of-a-kind itinerary allows travelers to take pleasure in numerous activities such as boat safaris on the Rufuji River, game drives on the open savannah, and solo mountain hiking by the amazing waterfalls of Udzungwa. Prepare to indulge in thick elephant herds, wild dogs, greater kudus, 400 spices of birds, and much more amid the stunning backdrops of baobab-dotted plains, riverine habitats, and tropical rainforests. Tailored for those wanting wildlife experiences, abs civilization while avoiding the northern circuit crowds. Combing adventure with comfort, this journey recreates pristine Southern Tanzania. Whether you are cruising the Rufiji at sunset or witnessing the predators on a game drive, every moment encapsulates the stunning biodiversity of Southern Tanzania. With the help of Tanzania Vogaye’s expert team, you’ll gain insider knowledge of local ecosystems that will make your African safari experience one of a kind.
Safari Highlights and Key Features:
- Off-the-Beat Discovery: Thoroughly experience southern Tanzania’s hidden national parks, Mikumi, Udzungwa, Ruaha, and Nyerere. You will be far away from the northern circuit’s busy crowds.
- You will enjoy walking safaris, game drives, optional cultural tours, and majorly boat safaris. This will give you a very comprehensive experience.
- You will encounter rare African wild dogs, elephant herds, greater kudus, sable antelopes, and other unique wildlife species. Bird watchers can look out for the rarer African skimmer and Pel’s fishing owl.
- Comfortable eco-friendly tourism and proximity to prominent wildlife regions are emphasized. All while keeping your desired accommodations.
- Expert Guiding: Tap into the knowledge of professional safari guides and local rangers who provide first-hand information about southern Tanzania’s wildlife, vegetation and conservation measures.
