Game Drives in Mikumi

Enjoy thrilling game drives in Mikumi National Park renowned for its large herds of elephants and diverse wildlife.

Highlights: Elephant herd sightings, river views, and varied habitats.

Game Drives in Selous

Experience the vast Selous Game Reserve with its rich wildlife. Spot hippos lounging in the rivers and lions resting under acacia trees.

Highlights: Diverse wildlife, picturesque landscapes, and guided evening drives.

Birdwatching Tours

Join our birdwatching tours and discover over 400 bird species that inhabit Mikumi and Selous. A paradise for bird enthusiasts!

What is the best time to visit Mikumi and Selous?

The best time to visit Mikumi and Selous is during the dry season, typically from June to October. During this period, wildlife viewing is optimal as animals congregate around water sources, making it easier to spot them. Additionally, the weather is pleasant with cooler temperatures, and the terrain is more accessible, enhancing your safari experience.

How do I get to Mikumi and Selous?

Mikumi National Park is conveniently accessible by road, with regular buses running from Dar es Salaam or Morogoro to the park entrance. If you prefer a more scenic route, hiring a private vehicle can offer flexibility for stops along the way. Selous Game Reserve, being larger and less developed, is often reached via road transfers from Mikumi or Dar es Salaam. An alternative is to take scheduled flights to nearby airstrips, making your journey quicker and more comfortable.

What wildlife can I expect to see?

Both Mikumi and Selous are teeming with biodiversity. In Mikumi, you'll likely encounter large herds of elephants and buffalo, as well as impressive lions lounging under acacia trees. Selous, known for its rugged and varied terrain, is home to wild dogs, hippos, crocodiles, and rare species including the Greater Kudu. Bird watchers will also be delighted with a variety of avian species, from majestic African fish eagles to colorful kingfishers.

What should I pack for the safari?

Packing for a safari requires some forethought to ensure comfort and preparedness. Opt for lightweight and breathable clothing suitable for warm weather, with long sleeves and pants to protect against sunburn and insect bites. Solid hiking shoes are essential for walking safaris, while binoculars and a camera will enhance your wildlife viewing experience. Don’t forget essentials like sunscreen, insect repellent, a reusable water bottle, and a small first-aid kit to stay comfortable and safe throughout your adventure.