Southern Circuit

Mikumi is often described as a "mini Serengeti," thanks to its wide open plains and rich wildlife. Located just a few hours' drive from Dar es Salaam, it's one of Tanzania's most accessible safari destinations.

The park is home to lions, elephants, giraffes, hippos, and large herds of zebra and wildebeest. Its relatively compact size makes game viewing easy and rewarding, especially for first-time safari-goers.

Formerly known as Selous, Nyerere National Park is one of Africa's largest protected areas. It's a remote, untouched wilderness offering an authentic safari experience far from the crowds.

The park is famous for boat safaris on the Rufiji River, where you can spot hippos, crocodiles, and elephants coming to drink. It's also home to rare wild dogs and a rich variety of bird species.

Ruaha is Tanzania's largest national park, but also one of its least visited, making it a hidden gem. Its rugged landscapes and remote setting offer a truly wild experience.

Ruaha is known for its predators, especially large prides of lions and impressive populations of leopards and cheetahs. The park is also home to huge elephant herds, kudu, sable antelope, and over 500 bird species.

Saadani is Tanzania's only national park located on the Indian Ocean. It's the perfect combination of wildlife and coastal beauty.

Here you can watch elephants roam near the beach, spot hippos in the Wami River, and relax on unspoiled sandy shores. Saadani is an ideal destination for travelers looking to mix safari with beach time.