MIKUMI NATIONAL PARK FROM DAR ES SALAAM DAY TRIP FLYING OPTION ROUND TRIP

Welcome to Mikumi National parks rich in wildlife like buffalo, elephant, lions, wildebeests, Maasai giraffe, hippos, impalas, and crocodile, there are also, zebras and wart hogs. Most of the animals can be seen at all seasons. Flying from Dar es salaam to Mikumi National park is about 2 hours, there is daily flights from (Departs 10:30am arrive 12:00pm) Dar es salaam to Mikumi National Park, this is a perfect 3 hours game safari if you just want to experience the wildlife and you don’t have much time to travel all day from Dar es salaam to Mikumi (The drive from Dar es salaam to Mikumi takes about 7 hours). In this safari you will have only 3 hours of game drive with your packed lunch as your flight back to Dar es salaam will departs 15:10pm and arrive in Dar es salaam 16:35pm

FLYING FROM DAR ES SALAAM TO MIKUMI NATIONAL PARK 10:30am AND ARRIVE IN MIKUMI NATIONAL PARK 12:00am

Early morning on this day 7:30am our driver will pick you up at the place of stay in Dar es Salaam and drive to the Airport to catch your flight to Mikumi which departs at 10:30am and arrive in Mikumi park around 12:00pm, arrive in afternoon meet your driver/guide enjoy evening game drive Mikumi National Park with your packed lunch for 3 hours, great animals sightings in different areas of the park like Mkata plain, Kisungura area and hippo dams. Animals commonly found here include lion, eland, hartebeest, buffalo, wildebeest, giraffe, zebra and elephant.

This safari will continue up to 15Ppm where you will be dropped to Mikumi National Park airstrip for your flight back to  Zanzibar where you will meet our driver and dropped to your Hotel/Home and this will be the end of this tour

MORE ABOUT MIKUMI NATIONAL PARK

Mikumi National Park abuts the northern border of Africa’s biggest game reserve - the Selous – and is transacted by the surfaced road between Dar es Salaam and Iringa. It is thus the most accessible part of a 75,000 square kilometer (47,000 square mile) tract of wilderness that stretches east almost as far as the Indian Ocean. The open horizons and abundant wildlife of the Mkata Floodplain, the popular centerpiece of Mikumi, draw frequent comparisons to the more famous Serengeti Plains. Lions survey their grassy kingdom – and the zebra, wildebeest, impala and buffalo herds that migrate across it – from the flattened tops of termite mounds, or sometimes, during the rains, from perches high in the trees. Giraffes forage in the isolated acacia stands that fringe the Mkata River, islets of shade favored also by Mikumi’s elephants.