10 Days Explore The Southern Circuit

Named after the legendary British explorer, Selous Game Reserve was founded as a reserve in 1905. It later expanded to include the traditional elephant
migration routes. Today renamed Nyerere National Park it covers an area three times the size of the Serengeti National Park and twice the size of Belgium.

After breakfast, a full-day safari begins. The Selous Reserve offers a diversity of fauna and flora: here you will be amazed by the wildlife and nature. Lakes host an array of aquatic fauna, magnificent baobab trees, extended plains,
hills, bush, and forest where you will pass by giraffes, elephants, warthogs, the rare wild dogs, among so many others, birds, monkeys, and the list goes on…. At lunch, you will pause at a dedicated picnic area and will continue your safari. Dinner and overnight stay at the Lodge.

Early wake up for a different thrill…. Escorted by rangers you will start your day walking in the wild for 2:30 hours learning about the life in the bush and discovering the less visible animal life. A rich breakfast will be served upon returning to the lodge.

And the adventure goes on for another safari on the footprints of the “Big 5” until evening. Dinner and overnight stay at the Lodge.

Activity: Awesome 2 full-day safari – game viewing and wildlife discovery
Staying at MLOKA SAFARI LODGE

Departure in the morning after breakfast for a 7-hour drive through the Uluguru Mountains, Morogoro village, and a picnic stop over for lunch stop. Upon reaching your lodge and after a refreshing pause, we will take you on a 2-hour visit to the Maasai village for an enriching cultural interaction with the Maasai people. Dinner and overnight stay at the MATEMBEZI SAFARI LODGE.

After a rich breakfast, we start a full-day game drive across the Mikumi National Park. This is an open park home to lions, elephants, buffalos, impalas, zebras and the list goes on! You will be offered a picnic for lunch at one of the campsites. Dinner and overnight stay at the MATEMBEZI SAFARI LODGE.

Activity: Wildlife discovery

Staying at: MATEMBEZI SAFARI LODGE

On the road again! Departure after breakfast. We will stop for a cultural and enlightening visit to the Mtwa Mkawawa museum and the Isimila Stone Age Site having lunch at Iringa. We will proceed to reach your destination in the evening. Dinner and overnight stay at the RUAHA HILLTOP LODGE.

Activity: Cultural visits
Staying at: RUAHA HILLTOP LODGE.

Engage on a sunrise game drive. After an early breakfast, we will take you for a complete day game drive through the largest national park in Tanzania. A birds’ paradise with more than 571 species Ruaha National Park hosts the
highest concentration of elephants of any National Park in East Africa. Here you will spot magnificent mammals like kudu, sable, and roan antelopes and endangered wild dogs. It is the natural habitat for lions, leopards, cheetahs,
giraffes, zebras, elands, impalas, bat-eared foxes, and jackals. The park also harbours a number of reptiles and amphibians such as crocodiles, poisonous and non-poisonous snakes, monitor lizards, agama lizards, and frogs. The park is
characterized by semi-arid types of vegetation, baobab trees, acacia, and other species with more than 1,650 identified plant species. After a picnic and a little rest within the park, you will continue with the game drive till evening when
you will go back to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay At RUAHA HILLTOP LODGE.

And the adventure goes on. Departing after breakfast for a 5:30 hour drive you will reach your destination on time for lunch at the UDZUNGWA FALLS LODGE. After a relaxing pause, we will guide you on 2 hours visit to the nearby village or visit a rubber farm. Dinner and overnight stay at the UDZUNGWA FALLS LODGE.

Activity: Transfer sightseeing and cultural visit
Staying at: UDZUNGWA FALLS LODGE

Daylong mountain hiking. Departure after breakfast for a half-hour drive. Dubbed the African Galapagos for its treasure-trove of endemic plants and animals, its closed-canopy forest spans from 250 meters (820 feet) to above 2,000meters (6,560ft) without interruption, embracing more than 400 bird species, from the lovely and readily-located green-headed oriole to more than a dozen secretive Eastern Arc endemics, including the forest partridge, first discovered in 1991.Of six primate species recorded, the Iringa red colobus and Sanje Crested
Mangabey both occur nowhere else in the world – the latter, remarkably, remained undetected by biologists prior to 1979. You will enjoy a rich picnic
at one of the many waterfalls. Dinner and overnight stay at the UDZUNGWA FALLS LODGE.

Activity: Mountain hiking and wildlife discovery.
Staying at UDZUNGWA FALLS LODGE.

The adventure reaches its end. After breakfast, we start a 6-hour return drive to Dar es Salaam amid the now-familiar landscapes and colourful villages. A hot meal will be offered for the picnic pause.

KIHINDO TOURS & SAFARIS representative will assist you to the airport or to your hotel and
shall look forward to receiving you soon again for your next adventure.