Dar Es Salaam Budget Package

Tourist Attractions to Add To Your Dar Es Salaam Budget Package

3 Days Nyerere NP [Selous GR] Game, Walking and Boat

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2-Day Private Mikumi National Park Tour with Pickup

Discover the marvels of nature on our exclusive 2-day private safari in Mikumi National Park, an experience meticulously crafted for wildlife enthusiasts. This tour stands out with its promise of encounters with Africa's iconic fauna, including majestic lions, gentle giants like elephants, elusive leopards, and formidable buffalo. As you dine, let the serene vistas of Uluguru Mountain envelop you in tranquility, enhancing your lunchtime repose amidst Tanzania's breathtaking wilderness.

Dar es Salaam City Tour - Visit all attractive places

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MANYARA & TARANGIRE - 4 Days

Nestled between the expansive Masai Steppe to the southeast and the shimmering water bodies of the Great Rift Valley's northern and western edges, Tarangire National Park is a majestic and undulating expanse covering approximately 2,600 square kilometers. The park's landscape is marked by the enduring presence of the Tarangire River, which courses through the northern tracts, becoming a lifeline that meanders and carves its way northward before exiting the park's boundaries towards the northwest, ultimately feeding into the tranquil Lake Burungi. Dotting the southern regions of the park, expansive swamps transition into fertile green plains as the dry season sets in, painting a picture of contrast and vitality amidst the park's diverse ecosystem.

Private Car Hire from Dar Es Salaam Airport

Our vehicle hire service is designed for ultimate flexibility to cater to your specific itinerary needs. For the quoted price, you receive full access to a dedicated vehicle and an experienced driver for the entire day, allowing you to explore Dar es Salaam and its surroundings at your own pace, with the convenience of making as many stops or pickups as you require. Our service is available 24/7, ensuring that your time is optimized, with no idle moments during your stay. We maintain open lines of communication to address any queries or provide additional information regarding the vehicle hire. Additionally, our drivers are proficient in Swahili and can assist with translation throughout your journey, enriching your travel experience with seamless local interaction.

Mikumi National Park(3Days)

Mikumi National Park stands as Tanzania's fourth-largest wildlife haven and has recently become more reachable than ever, with a well-connected tarmac road from Dar es Salaam, making it perfect for those on a tight safari schedule seeking an authentic Tanzanian National Park experience. Its proximity to traditional Maasai settlements offers a wonderful opportunity for cultural tourism, complementing the wildlife viewing with a rich cultural immersion.

Saadani National park day trip from Dar es salaam

Saadani National Park offers a unique convergence of the wilderness and the waves, boasting the rare distinction as the only wildlife reserve in East Africa with an Indian Ocean beachfront. Imagine embarking on a thrilling safari amidst the picturesque savannah and lush bush, while also having the opportunity to relax on tranquil, unspoiled beaches, far from the crowds. This magical blend, which might seem too surreal to be actual, is what sets Tanzania’s Saadani apart as a distinctive reality. In this extraordinary setting, a leisurely day basking in the sun could effortlessly transform into an unforgettable encounter with nature, as you might find yourself sharing the shoreline with ambling elephants or witnessing a lion quenching its thirst at a waterhole just a stone's throw away.

3 Days - Exploring Selous Game Reserve

Experience an all-encompassing adventure at Africa's largest game reserve, Selous Game Reserve, with our carefully crafted 3-day excursion. Our comprehensive package offers an unbeatable blend of activities at an all-inclusive price that allows you to delve deeply into the wilderness. Embark on an enthralling boat safari along the Rufiji River, spend a full day witnessing the reserve's diverse wildlife on a classic safari drive, and immerse yourself in the natural landscape with a guided bush walk. This memorable journey through the heart of Tanzania is seamlessly organized to take you back to Dar es Salaam with stories to last a lifetime.

3 Days Private Mikumi National Park Wildlife Encounter Safari Tour

Mikumi National Park: A Wildlife Wonderland Situated adjacent to the colossal Selous Game Reserve along its Northern frontier, Mikumi National Park is part of a distinctive ecological zone. Its vast landscapes are reminiscent of the renowned Serengeti Plains, with the Mkata Floodplain bringing its own brand of panoramic beauty and teeming wildlife spectacles. With an impressive tally of over 400 avian species, Mikumi becomes a birder's paradise, showcasing the vibrant lilac-breasted roller, the melodious yellow-throated longclaws, and the majestic bateleur eagle. These native feathered inhabitants share their home with a multitude of migratory birds that grace the skies during the wet season, creating a symphony of sights and sounds for nature enthusiasts.

Discover the Wonders of Selous Game Reserve - 4 Days

Selous Game Reserve stands as one of the world's most expansive wildlife sanctuaries, boasting a prolific population of elephants. It is named in honor of the celebrated English conservationist and renowned hunter, Sir Frederick Selous, whose life came to an end on this land in 1917 during a battle with German forces. Embarking on a safari in Selous offers a unique array of activities, including immersive guided bush treks, tranquil boat excursions on the rivers, and traditional game drives in 4x4 vehicles, which together offer a more varied encounter with nature than found in most other reserves. This is a premier destination for those hoping to observe the rare African Wild Dogs in their natural habitat, and it's a paradise for bird enthusiasts, with an abundance of bird species making their home in the reserve.