Venture off the beaten path to Nyerere National Park, a hidden gem in southern Tanzania. With its remote location and limited tourism, Nyerere National Park offers an authentic and unspoiled safari experience, perfect for those seeking adventure and solitude. Get ready for an unforgettable African adventure!
day 1
Dar es Salaam | Nyerere National | Boat Safari

Depart to Nyerere National Park, formerly Selous Game Reserve. The journey takes 4 hours by drive. With its expansive landscapes and diverse ecosystems, Nyerere remains one of the least disturbed national parks in Africa. With limited roads and a truly wild environment, the park is one of the most pristine safari destinations in Tanzania. Whether you're interested in game drives, boat safaris, or walking tours, Nyerere provides opportunities to witness Africa's iconic wildlife in a setting that feels timeless. In the afternoon, embark on a boat safari on the mighty Rufiji River, where you will be able to see hippos, crocodiles, and various bird species in their natural habitats. Dinner and overnight will be at Selous Ngalawa Camp. Meals Plan: Lunch | Dinner
day 2
Game Drive

Breakfast is followed by a full day exploring the park in a 4x4 vehicle, searching for wild animals and enjoying a bush picnic lunch in the park. Nyerere National Park—previously known as Selous Game Reserve—offers an unrivaled safari experience, far from the typical crowds. Spanning over 30,000 square kilometers, Nyerere is Africa’s largest game reserve and one of Tanzania’s most treasured wildlife destinations. Its vastness and pristine wilderness make it the ultimate escape for wildlife lovers seeking to immerse themselves in the heart of Africa’s natural beauty. At the heart of the park are majestic rivers and lakes that sustain the diverse wildlife within. Visitors can expect to see an incredible array of animals, including elephants, wild dogs, buffalo, hippos, crocodiles, and vast prides of lions. Due to its size and remoteness, Nyerere National Park is home to untamed landscapes and wildlife that remain relatively untouched by human activity. Dinner and overnight will be at Selous Ngalawa Camp. Meals Plan: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
day 3
Bush Walking Safari | Back to Dar es Salaam
Early morning wake up for a cup of coffee, then set off for a walking safari with a bushman bordering the reserve for about 1 hour. Afterward, return to the camp for breakfast, pack your belongings, and drive back to Dar es Salaam. Meals Plan: Breakfast | Lunch
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