3-Day Selous Ngalawa Safari.
Selous Game Reserve is one of the largest reserves in the world with a huge elephant population. It was named after Englishman Sir Frederick Selous, a famous big game hunter and early conservationist, who died here in 1917 fighting against the Germans. Selous safaris have the added bonuses of guided bush walks and boat safaris, as well as 4x4-based game-viewing, providing a more divers experience than safaris in other reserves. Good chances of seeing Wild Dogs here, and birdlife is prolific.
Itinerary
Day 1: Dar es Salaam to Selous Game Reserve.
Pick up from your hotel or airport in Dar es Salaam in the morning (depending on your arrival time) and proceed to Selous Game Reserve. Five hours away. On arrive you will check in at Ngalawa Camp where after a short rest you will be transferred to Rufiji River boat terminal where you will start your boat safari. Boat safari takes 2 to 3 hours then return back to the camp for dinner and overnight.
Main Destination:
* Selous Game Reserve.Accommodation:
* Selous Ngalawa Camp: Budget tented camp located just outside Selous GR.Meals & Drinks:
* Lunch & dinner (Breakfast not included).* Drinking water (Other drinks not included).
Day 2: Explore Selous Game.
Reserve Early morning after breakfast depart for a full day game viewing / drive around Selous Game Reserve, explore the game in the surrounding areas, from your seat on an open-top vehicle, a comfortable and privileged journey through the wild African bush. You can expect to see any of the major African mammals, including elephant, giraffes, lions, leopard and even the rare African Wild Dog. You will be able to stop somewhere in the park during noon for lunch, then proceed again with your game viewing to sunset, where you will drive back to our camp for dinner and overnight.
Main Destination:
* Selous Game Reserve.Accommodation:
* Selous Ngalawa Camp: Budget tented camp located just outside Selous GR.Meals & Drinks:
* All meals included.* Drinking water (Other drinks not included).
Day 3: Selous Game Reserve –Dar es Salaam.
Early morning tea or coffee in bed is a fine start to your last day here, and before traveling take an early walking safaris, the most exciting experience, unique in Tanzania, accompanied by rangers armed for about 2hrs and drive back to Dar es Salaam. Drop off in the afternoon (can be arranged as needed).
Main Destination:
* Dar Es Salaam.Accommodation:
* No accommodation (End of tour).Meals & Drinks:
* Breakfast & lunch (Dinner not included).* Drinks not included.
End of Safari
* Additional accommodation can be arranged for an extra cost.* You’ll be dropped off at the airport (or hotel).
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
INCLUSIONS
| 1) | Transport in a 4WD Vehicle with an English speaking guide/driver |
| 2) | All fuel for the tour |
| 3) | Accommodation as listed in the itinerary |
| 4) | Meals according to the itinerary |
| 5) | All activities described in the itinerary |
| 6) | Mineral water and Entrance fees |
| 7) | Arrival and departure airport transfers. |
EXCLUSIONS
| 1) | International airfares |
| 2) | Personal (medical/travel) insurance; |
| 3) | Government tax or park fees increase; |
| 4) | Tips and gratuities to rangers, driver/guide, porter, hotel staff, etc. |
| 5) | All expenses of personal nature (e.g. drinks, laundry, optional activities, souvenirs, etc.) and other optional activities |
PLEASE NOTE
In case the mentioned lodges are not available during the requested period, we will do our best to book a lodge in the same class for you (of course we will only do this after consulting you).
Book Now
Sites and Attractions
| 1) | Murchison Falls National Park |
| 2) | Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park |
| 3) | Queen Elizabeth National Park |
| 4) | Rwenzori Mountains National Park |
| 5) | Kibale National Park |
Cultural Attractions
| 1) | Religion |
| 2) | Museum |
| 3) | Palaces & Traditions |
| 4) | Cultural Center(s) |
| 5) | People, Places & Culture |
Payment Methods
Gorilla Families
| 1) | Nkuringo Group |
| 2) | Buhoma Gorilla Group |
| 3) | Rushaga Gorilla Group |
| 4) | Ruhija Gorilla Group |
Travel Tips
| 1) | Health |
| 2) | Travel Documents |
| 3) | Money Handling |
| 4) | Language |
| 5) | Dressing Code |
| 6) | Gorilla Permits |
| 7) | Mountain Climibing |
| 8) | Living like a Local |
| 9) | Equipment |
| 10) | Communication |
| 11) | Roads |
| 12) | Entertainment |