3 Days Safari to Mikumi National Park

Starting from $695 per person

Overview

A three-day safari to Mikumi National Park offers visitors more time to explore the park’s wildlife and scenic landscapes. Located near the Udzungwa Mountains, Mikumi is known for its wide savannah plains and abundant wildlife.

The park is home to elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, buffalo, hippos, and over 400 bird species. Its open landscapes make wildlife easy to spot, making it a favorite destination for photographers and first-time safari travelers.
Low season (April 1st – May 19th)

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Mid season (May 20th – June 30th) (October 1st – December 19th) (January 11th – March 31st)

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High season (July 1st – September 30th) (December 20th – January 10th)

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Highlights

Trip highlights

Inclusions

What's included

Days 1

Travel to Mikumi National Park

Depart early from Dar es Salaam and drive toward Mikumi National Park. After arrival and park entry, begin your first game drive exploring the open plains.

Lunch will be served inside the park followed by an afternoon wildlife safari before heading to your lodge for dinner and overnight.

Meals: Lunch, Dinner

Accommodations:

Camp Bastian Mikumi is a unique and authentic safari camp in natural settings at the buffer zone of Mikumi National Park. We are offering comfortable accommodation and a relaxed atmosphere.
Vuma Hills Tented Camp: Vuma Hills Tented Camp sees elegance seamlessly blend with the wilderness of Tanzania’s Mikumi National Park. Perched above the lush forest canopy, this small camp offers breathtaking views of the wildlife-spotted grasslands below.
Stanley’s Kopje Camp: enjoys the advantage of being the only elevated land in an otherwise flat open plain. A nearby waterhole encourages game within sight of the Camp and the whole Mwanamboga area is generaly perceived to be the better game viewing area in the park.

Accommodations:

Camp Bastian Mikumi is a unique and authentic safari camp in natural settings at the buffer zone of Mikumi National Park. We are offering comfortable accommodation and a relaxed atmosphere.
Vuma Hills Tented Camp: Vuma Hills Tented Camp sees elegance seamlessly blend with the wilderness of Tanzania’s Mikumi National Park. Perched above the lush forest canopy, this small camp offers breathtaking views of the wildlife-spotted grasslands below.
Stanley’s Kopje Camp: enjoys the advantage of being the only elevated land in an otherwise flat open plain. A nearby waterhole encourages game within sight of the Camp and the whole Mwanamboga area is generaly perceived to be the better game viewing area in the park.

Day 2

Full Day Game Drive in Mikumi

After breakfast, enjoy a full-day safari exploring different habitats within the park including grasslands, woodlands, and waterholes.

You may encounter elephants crossing the plains, giraffes feeding on acacia trees, and hippos resting in water pools. Lions are also commonly seen in the park.

Lunch will be served at a picnic site followed by continued wildlife viewing until evening.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Days 3

Morning Game Drive and Departure

Begin the day with a sunrise game drive before returning to the lodge for breakfast. After check-out, start the journey back to Dar es Salaam arriving in the afternoon.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Accommodations:

Camp Bastian Mikumi is a unique and authentic safari camp in natural settings at the buffer zone of Mikumi National Park. We are offering comfortable accommodation and a relaxed atmosphere.
Vuma Hills Tented Camp: Vuma Hills Tented Camp sees elegance seamlessly blend with the wilderness of Tanzania’s Mikumi National Park. Perched above the lush forest canopy, this small camp offers breathtaking views of the wildlife-spotted grasslands below.
Stanley’s Kopje Camp: enjoys the advantage of being the only elevated land in an otherwise flat open plain. A nearby waterhole encourages game within sight of the Camp and the whole Mwanamboga area is generaly perceived to be the better game viewing area in the park.

FAQs

What our Clients Says
How far is Mikumi National Park from Dar es Salaam?
The park is about 5–6 hours by road.
Visitors commonly see elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, buffalo, and many antelope species.
Yes, it is one of the best parks for short trips from Dar es Salaam.
The dry season from June to October offers excellent wildlife viewing.
Yes, the park is family-friendly and suitable for all ages.

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