Tanzania Safari & Beach Holiday

Accomodation
Camp Bastian lodge
Best Season
June to October (Animals are attracted to the waterholes)
Transportation
Cabs
Arrival City
Dar es Salaam

Tanzania Safari & Beach Holiday

A transfer from the airport can be arranged for an extra cost.
Accommodation before the tour starts can be arranged for an extra cost.

Highlights

Safari adventures and the "Big Five."
Maasai Village Experiences
Scenic beauty and sunsets
Local food and Maasai souvenirs
Wildlife photography tips

Day 1 :

Dar es Salaam To Mikumi National Park

You'll meet at your hotel in Dar es Salaam at 05:30 am and transfer to Mikumi NP. Our tour driver will drive you from Dar–es- Salaam to Mikumi National Park. This journey will take about 5 to 6 hours and you will stop for lunch in Morogoro Town. What will you see during game drive in Mikumi NP? At this park, you will get an opportunity to see the most fascinating animals such as huge African elephants, king of the jungle lion, wild dogs, zebras, giraffes, impalas, hyena, buffalo, wildebeest, one of the biggest antelope in the world, elands, hartebeest, crocodiles, lizards, and other residents. The park also has over 300 species of birds that have been observed. Later, you will exit the park towards Camp Bastian lodge for dinner and your overnight relaxation. Meal: Half-board basis (Lunch & dinner inclusive) Accommodation: Camp Bastian Mikumi Lodge Best Time To Visit: June to October (Animals are attracted to the waterholes) High Season: June to October (Mikumi doesn't get crowds) Best Weather: June to October (Little to no rainfall)

Day 2 :

Mikumi National Park Game Drive

Enjoy a great start to your day two inside the park as you go for morning game drives which are fantastic for spotting the hard-to-find game animals such as lions and hyenas. Mikumi National Park has over time progressed to be a wildlife safari destination filled with amazing activities. Located 283 km west of Dar es Salaam, the park was established in 1964 and up to now is widely considered the country’s 4th largest national park. Lunch will be served inside the national park. In the afternoon, you will exit the park and go to Camp Bastian Lodge for your overnight and dinner. The food is good here and they are generally one of the better places to stay at Mikumi. As such they are usually fully booked, we advise you to plan your booking at least a few days before the actual safari to enable us to get you a room here. Accommodation alternatives are available in case they're required and your price will be adjusted accordingly if you select to stay at another lodge or hotel. Main Destination: Mikumi National Park Accommodation: Camp Bastian Mikumi Meals & Drinks: • All meals included • Non-alcoholic drinks

Day 3 :

Visit To A Local Maasai Village In Mikumi

You will start the day with a cultural visit to a local Maasai village in Mikumi. If time allows, we'll pass by the local women's market. The Maasai are a popular traditional tribe in Tanzania and Kenya. This trip is optional so those rushing to make the journey back to Zanzibar can opt out of this cultural visit. Kindly let us know during booking. Afterwards you will start your journey back to Dar-es-Salaam. Connect Safaris will ensure a smooth booking process, easy to use payment methods are available, and the safari experience will be top notch from start to finish. Main Destination: Dar Es Salaam (City) Accommodation: No accommodation (End of tour) Meals & Drinks: • Breakfast & lunch (Dinner not included) • Non-alcoholic drinks • Additional accommodation can be arranged for an extra cost. • A transfer back to the airport can be arranged for an extra cost.

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1. Is the Great Migration part of this safari?

This safari focuses on Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro Crater, and Tarangire National Park, which are known for their unique wildlife and landscapes. While the Great Migration is not part of this itinerary, it offers diverse wildlife experiences.

2. What is the best time to take this safari?

The best time for this safari depends on your preferences. May to October is generally considered the dry season, ideal for wildlife viewing. However, other times of the year offer unique experiences, such as the lush greenery in the wet season.

3. What should I pack for the safari?

Packing recommendations include comfortable clothing, layers for varying temperatures, sturdy walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, a camera, and binoculars. Detailed packing guidelines will be provided upon booking.

4. Do I need a visa for Tanzania?

Travellers should check the visa requirements for Tanzania based on their nationality. Visa fees are not included in the trip cost, and it’s the responsibility of each traveller to obtain the necessary visas.

5. Is travel insurance required?

While travel insurance is not mandatory, we strongly recommend it. Travel insurance can provide coverage for trip cancellations, medical emergencies, and unexpected events.

6. What is the group size for this safari?

To ensure an intimate and personalized experience, we limit the group size. Spots are limited, so early booking is advisable.

9. Is there Wi-Fi or phone signal during the safari?

While some lodges and camps may have limited Wi-Fi, it’s important to note that the focus of this safari is on nature and wildlife. Phone signal and internet connectivity may be sporadic in some areas.

10. Can dietary preferences or restrictions be accommodated?

We can accommodate dietary preferences and restrictions with advance notice. Please inform us of any specific requirements at the time of booking.

Tanzania Safari & Beach Holiday