Mikumi National Park, located in Morogoro Region, Tanzania, is a prime safari destination famous for its savannah landscapes and diverse wildlife, including lions, elephants, zebras, and giraffes. A day trip from Dar es Salaam or nearby lodges offers game drives, wildlife spotting, and photography opportunities in a convenient single-day safari experience.
- Pick-up & drop-off from Dar es Salaam / lodge
- Entrance fees to Mikumi National Park
- Professional guide / driver
- Bottled water and light refreshments
- Safari vehicle (open 4x4)
- All government taxes
- Lunch (unless arranged separately)
- Personal expenses
- Tips & gratuities
- Travel insurance
- Souvenirs
Mikumi National Park, often called the “Little Serengeti,” is the fourth largest national park in Tanzania, covering 3,230 km² of pristine wilderness. The park is known for its open savannahs, acacia woodlands, and riverine forests, making it an ideal location for spotting large mammals and birdlife.
A typical day trip safari to Mikumi includes:
- Game drives with a professional guide in open 4×4 vehicles
- Observing African wildlife such as lions, elephants, zebras, giraffes, buffalos, and wildebeests
- Scenic landscapes ideal for photography
- Opportunities to explore small rivers, waterholes, and grasslands
Mikumi is located near the southern corridor of the Selous Game Reserve, making it a convenient safari option for travelers on a tight schedule. Its proximity to Dar es Salaam (approximately 4–5 hours drive) allows for a full-day safari experience without overnight accommodation.
