
Mikumi - Ruaha - Maasai Culture
A deep dive into the rugged landscapes of Ruaha National Park combined with the accessible wildlife of Mikumi. This expedition focuses on Tanzania's largest national park, known for its massive elephant herds, large lion prides, and elusive predators like leopards and wild dogs.
Ruaha is often called "The Serengeti of the South" for good reason - it offers incredible wildlife concentrations with a fraction of the tourists. Combined with the scenic beauty of the Great Ruaha River and rocky kopjes, plus an authentic Maasai cultural experience, this safari delivers an unforgettable African adventure.
Price per person
From $1,500
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Morning pickup from Dar es Salaam and transfer to Mikumi National Park. Enjoy the changing landscapes as you travel through rural Tanzania. Arrive for a sunset game drive to spot lions, elephants, and zebras in the golden afternoon light.
Early morning game drive in Mikumi to catch the animals at their most active. After breakfast, journey to the remote and wild Ruaha National Park - Tanzania's largest. The drive offers stunning views of the Southern Highlands and Baobab Valley.
Your first full day dedicated to exploring Ruaha, known for its high concentration of lions, leopards, and wild dogs. Follow the Great Ruaha River to see huge elephant herds and crocodiles sunning on the banks. Rocky kopjes provide perfect vantage points.
Another full day exploring different areas of Ruaha National Park. Search for the elusive wild dogs, spot cheetahs on the open plains, and watch massive herds of buffalo. The park's rugged beauty and diverse wildlife will leave you breathless.
A morning game drive in Ruaha for final wildlife sightings before returning to Mikumi for an overnight stay. The journey offers chances to spot wildlife along the way and appreciate the changing landscapes from wilderness to savanna.
Experience the authentic lifestyle of the Maasai people in their traditional Boma. Learn about their ancient traditions, join in traditional dances, and understand their unique cattle-herding culture. Return to Dar es Salaam with incredible memories.
Discover Tanzania's largest national park with fewer crowds and incredible wildlife