2 days Saadani in Two Days
One night on a coast that is also a game park. A drive on arrival, a boat up the Wami the next morning, and back to Dar by evening.
Wildlife & Coast
Savannah on the first day, rainforest on the second: the two parks sit an hour apart and could not be less alike.
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Mikumi and Udzungwa share a boundary road and nothing else. One is open floodplain you drive across; the other is Eastern Arc forest with no roads at all, where the Sanje waterfall drops in three stages.
Early morning pickup from your Dar es Salaam hotel and departure to Mikumi, arriving in time for lunch. After lunch and a short break at camp, a visit to a Maasai village to learn about customs and traditions. The Maasai are a pastoralist community whose herding still shapes this landscape.
Stay Camp Bastian Meals Lunch & Dinner
After breakfast with a packed lunch, full-day game drives. Mikumi's vegetation includes woodland, swamp and grassland with two water holes, Mkata and Chamgore. Expect elephants, lions, wild dogs, zebras, hyenas, buffalo, wildebeest and crocodiles. Evening transfer to Udzungwa Mountains National Park.
Stay Udzungwa Forest Lodge Meals Breakfast, lunch, dinner
After breakfast, drive to the Udzungwa Mountain gate for hiking. You may see the Mangabei and Udzungwa red colobus monkeys if you are lucky. After lunch, swim at the Sanje waterfalls, then transfer back to Dar es Salaam, arriving late evening.
Meals Breakfast & Lunch
Comfortable mid-range lodges and tented camps, inside the parks wherever the route allows.
A 4×4 with a roof hatch and a window seat for everyone, driven by your guide throughout.
Camps fill, and roads change with the rains. Where something has to change we substitute at the same level and tell you before you travel, not after.
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