Travel to Selous Game Reserve for an amazing 6-day adventure where you can see a variety of species in its native environment. Relax on Kilwa's serene beaches after an exhilarating safari; it's the ideal fusion of history, nature, and leisure in one remarkable trip.
Pickup at 0700 hours to your Dar hotel (or airport, if you prefer) and begin the drive to Selous game reserve. This trip takes approximately 5 to 6 hours to reach your lodging. After checking in and enjoying lunch, you will begin your boat safari at 0400 hours and continue until sunset.
You will depart with a packed lunchbox for the full game drive at 0630 on this day. It will take you fifteen minutes to get to the Mtemere gate, check in, and enjoy your full-day safari at Selous. Africa's largest wildlife area is the Selous Game Reserve.The newly renamed Julius Kambarage Nyerere National Park is a Unesco World Heritage Site, home to some of Tanzania's largest populations of lions, crocodiles, and hippo, as well as endangered wild dogs and red colobus. Common activities include boat safaris, bush walking, game viewing, and village tours, and the animals that are seen there include bushbuck, waterbuck, and eland, hartebeest , hyena ,eleopars,cheetah, Impala, elephant, giraffe ,blue duiker ,Oryx ,reedbuck ,zebra, velvet monkey, the bird life is prolific 400 special recorded, The Rufiji River and its tributaries, Kilombero and Luwegu, together make up the largest catchment area in East Africa. Similar to Tagalala, it is located in a long grassland where one may have the opportunity to see rare sable antelope. Other lakes that are connected to the Rufiji include Lake Manze, which is home to lions, Lake Zelekela, which is home to hyena, hippo, and crocodiles, and Lake Mzizimia, which is home to elephants and waterbuck.
The morning begins with two hours of bushman walking before breakfast, after which you will eat breakfast and begin the six-hour drive to Kilwa Masoko. Once there, you can spend your free time exploring the area and engaging in any activities you like.
have a short boat to Kilwa Kisiwan, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its impact on the development of Swahili culture. A thousand years ago, Shirazi Arabs lived in what is today a fishing community. In addition to selling jewels, spices, and slaves, they also produced gold. A tiny fishing village that was once referred to as the most beautiful city in the world is now a destination for tourists seeking information.
You will continue to learn more about Kilwa on this day, and you will also drive to Kilwa Kivinje with additional knowledge of German.
You will travel to Dar es Salaam on this day, where you will take in the breathtaking views of Tanzania. You will be shown to your cozy lodging upon arrival, where you may rest and recuperate from the travel and get ready for the next thrilling phase of your journey.