One Day Safari At Ruaha National Park

One Day Safari At Ruaha National Park

One Day Safari At Ruaha National Park

Experience a one day safari at Ruaha National Park, an attraction that offers a tranquil alternative among southern Tanzania’s wildlife parks, starting from the town of Iringa. Known as a vital agricultural hub, Iringa serves as the main access point for visitors destined for Ruaha National Park and other parks in the Southern Circuit. The park is located approximately 130 kilometers from Iringa, which translates to about a two-hour drive. By road, Dar es Salaam lies 625 kilometers (388 miles) east of Ruaha. This stunning park is situated in south-central Tanzania, bordered to the east by the Selous Game Reserve and Mikumi.

Day Safari Ruaha

Day Safari in Ruaha National Park

Ruaha National Park encompasses a vast  ecosystem that includes the Rungwa Game Reserve, Usangu Game Reserve, and other protected areas, making it the largest national park in Tanzania as well as the entire East Africa region. Spanning about 20,226 square kilometers, the park derives its name from the Great Ruaha River that winds through its southeastern section.

Wildlife viewing in Ruaha is concentrated around its well-established watercourses, fostering healthy populations of animals, birds, and vegetation. Set off on a 4×4 game drive to encounter elephants, which represent the most significant concentration of their species in East Africa. Commonly seen wildlife includes lions, African wild dogs, buffalo, and leopards. Ruaha is notably one of the few parks where both greater and lesser kudu can be spotted, along with bat-eared foxes, jackals, waterbuck, and the rare sable and roan antelopes.

Additionally, Ruaha serves as habitat for cheetahs, wildebeest, hyenas, zebras, impalas, giraffes, crocodiles, hippos, various snakes (both venomous and non-venomous), monitor lizards, agama lizards, and frogs. The park is home to over 1,650 plant species.

A true avian paradise, Ruaha boasts more than 570 species of birds, including migratory species arriving from different regions of Africa. Notable residents include the crested barbet—whose familiar call fills the southern bush—and central Tanzanian endemics like the Yellow-collared lovebird and ashy starling. The migratory birds can be observed from November through April.

On this private one-day safari, you will enjoy the largely undisturbed scenery, as encountering other tourist groups will be infrequent. You’ll explore Ruaha’s diverse habitats, which feature Miombo woodlands, expansive savannahs, marshlands, semi-arid bush, and riverine forests.

 

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Schedule for the Day Safari At Ruaha:

0600 Hours: Depart from Iringa early in the morning toward Ruaha National Park, part of Tanzania’s Southern Safari Circuit.

0800 hours: Arrive at the park entrance and begin your game drive in the expansive, unspoiled wilderness of Ruaha, where the rich variety of wildlife, birds, and ecosystems await, free from crowds.

1300 Hours: Enjoy a break to observe animals and birds, snap photos, and savor picnic lunches at picturesque locations overlooking the river.

Later, we will exit the park around 1630 hours and head back to Iringa, concluding our one-day safari at Ruaha National Park by approximately 1930 hours.

Solo US $ 450
2 – 3 people: US $ 270 per person
4 – 6 people: US $ 220 per person settings.

Safari Includes

Transport on a private safari vehicle
Park entrance fee
Hot Lunch at Tanapa Cottage
Service of the English speaking driver guide
Pure drinking water

Day Ruaha Safari Excludes

Accommodation in Iringa
Airport transfers
Drinks and beverages
Walking safari
Visa

 

Day Safari Requirements for Ruaha National Park

If you’re planning a day safari at Ruaha National Park, one of Tanzania’s largest and most iconic national parks, it’s essential to be adequately prepared to ensure you have an enjoyable and safe experience. Here’s a comprehensive list of requirements to help you make the most of your trip.

1. Entrance Fees

  • Park Entrance Fee: Visitors are required to pay an entrance fee to access Ruaha National Park. Ensure you have the correct amount in cash (Tanzanian Shillings or US Dollars) or check if card payments are accepted. But if you have booked a safari to Ruaha national park you should not worry about this since the fees will be included on the package.

2. Permits and Documentation

  • Booking Confirmation: If you travel along dont forget to keep a copy of your safari booking confirmation handy; it may be requested upon entry. But if you are traveling with us our driver guide will keep all the booking reservation for you.
  • ID or Passport: A valid identification document is generally required at the park entrance.

3. Transportation

  • Safari Vehicle: At Wilds of Africa we will arrange for a safari vehicle suitable for the terrain.
  • Fuel: If you are doing self drive make sure that you have sufficient fuel for the day, as options may be limited within or near the park.

4. Guide or Driver

  • Experienced Guide: Wilds of Africa will arrange for you a knowledgeable local guide for the best wildlife spotting chances and insights into the park’s ecosystem.

5. What to Wear

  • Appropriate Clothing: Dress in neutral, earth-tone colors to blend in with the surroundings. Lightweight, breathable fabrics are ideal.
  • Comfortable Shoes: Wear sturdy footwear or hiking boots to navigate different terrains comfortably.
  • Sun Protection: A wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses are recommended for sun protection, along with layered clothing that you can adjust throughout the day.

6. Essentials to Pack

  • Water and Snacks: Bring plenty of bottled water to stay hydrated, as well as energy-boosting snacks like granola bars or dried fruits.
  • Camera and Binoculars: Capture the stunning wildlife and landscapes with a camera, and binoculars can help spot distant animals.
  • Field Guide: Having a field guide can enhance your understanding of the wildlife and plant species you might encounter.

7. Health Precautions

  • Vaccinations and Medications: Confirm any necessary vaccinations (such as Yellow Fever) and carry any prescribed medications, including antimalarials.
  • First Aid Kit: A small personal first aid kit for blisters, cuts, or any common ailments can be useful during your safari.

8. Safety Guidelines

  • Stay in the Vehicle: Many animals react strongly to human presence, so remain safely in your vehicle while observing wildlife.
  • Follow Wildlife Etiquette: Keep noise levels low and follow your guide’s instructions regarding wildlife interaction.

    3 Day Ngorongoro Crater and Ol Doinyo Lengai Safari

    3 Day Ngorongoro Crater and Ol Doinyo Lengai Safari

    3 Day Ngorongoro Crater and Ol Doinyo Lengai Safari

    Ngorongoro Crater Safari

    Embark on a Ngorongoro Crater and Ol doinyo Lengai Safari  unforgettable adventure to the enchanting Ngorongoro Crater and the majestic Ol Doinyo Lengai. These two iconic regions promise stunning landscapes and unique wildlife experiences.

    Discover the breathtaking scenery and rich wildlife of the Ngorongoro Crater and Ol Doinyo Lengai safari. These incredible destinations offer a unique experience that blends stunning natural beauty with important ecological and geological features. Travelers will find unforgettable adventures that excite their senses and provide a deep sense of fulfillment.

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    The Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest inactive volcanic caldera in the world, covers approximately 260 square kilometers and is renowned for its rich wildlife, earning the nickname “Garden of Eden.” Visitors can see the “big five” animals—elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, and rhinos—against diverse landscapes including grass plains, forests, and swamps. The best time for wildlife viewing is during the dry season from June to October, although the rainy season from November to May offers lush greenery and newborn animals.

    Nearby is Ol Doinyo Lengai, the “Mountain of God,” the only active carbonatite volcano globally, characterized by its unique black lava flows. Adventure seekers can hike to its summit for stunning views, while also engaging with unique plants and wildlife. Cultural interactions with the Maasai community enhance the experience, where visitors can immerse themselves in local traditions.

    Combining visits to Ngorongoro Crater and Ol Doinyo Lengai allows travelers to appreciate the varied attractions of Tanzania, providing a peaceful contrast between the vibrant wildlife of the crater and the serene landscapes around the volcano.

    3 Day Ngorongoro Crater and Ol Doinyo Lengai Safari

    Are you ready for an unforgettable adventure in Tanzania? The Ngorongoro Crater and OlDoinyo Lengai Safari is a journey that blends breathtaking landscapes, rich wildlife, and vibrant local culture. Over three thrilling days, you’ll create memories that will last a lifetime.

    Day 1: Descending into Ngorongoro Crater

    Your Ngorongoro crater and Oldoinyo Lengai safari starts early in the morning from Arusha, where you’ll embark on a scenic drive towards the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. The journey itself is a prelude to the wonders that await, with lush coffee plantations and traditional Maasai villages dotting the landscape.

    Upon arrival at the crater rim, prepare for a descent into what many consider to be the Eighth Wonder of the World. The Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera and a haven for wildlife. As you venture onto the crater floor, the sheer abundance and diversity of animals are staggering. Home to over 25,000 large animals, including the Big Five (lion, elephant, buffalo, rhinoceros, and leopard), the crater offers unparalleled game viewing opportunities.

    After a thrilling day of safari, retire to your lodge located in Karatu area. The evening is yours to enjoy sundowners with the backdrop of the African sunset, followed by a night under the stars. The lack of light pollution allows for some of the best star-gazing experiences in the world, making it a perfect end to your first day.

     

    Day 2: Journey to Lake Natron

    Breakfast in the lodge, depart for 3- 4 hours journey to Lake Natron. This alkaline lake is known for its red and orange hues, a result of the high concentration of minerals. It’s also a breeding ground for the Lesser Flamingo, offering spectacular bird-watching opportunities. The landscape around Lake Natron, with its otherworldly appearance, provides a fitting conclusion to your safari adventure.

    Afternoon is dedicated to cultural immersion. Visit a Maasai village to learn about the traditions and way of life of this semi-nomadic tribe. Participate in dance, witness traditional crafts, and gain insights into the harmonious existence of the Maasai with the surrounding nature and wildlife.

    Afternoon: A Cultural Encounter

    After descending the mountain, the afternoon is dedicated to cultural immersion. Visit a Maasai village to learn about the traditions and way of life of this semi-nomadic tribe. Participate in dance, witness traditional crafts, and gain insights into the harmonious existence of the Maasai with the surrounding nature and wildlife.

    The rest of the evening of your ngorongoro crater and oldoinyo lengai is at leisure, providing a perfect time for reflection on the day’s adventures. Share stories around the campfire, enjoying the serenity that envelops the African bush at night.

    Morning: Ascending the Sacred Mountain

    Rise before dawn and set out towards the base of Ol Doinyo Lengai, known to the Maasai as the “Mountain of God.” This active volcano is the only known natrocarbonatite volcano in the world, producing unique, cool, black lava. The ascent begins in the cool early hours, navigating through bushland and rocky paths. It’s a challenging climb, but reaching the summit in time to witness the sunrise over the Great Rift Valley is an experience that rewards beyond words.

     

    Day 3: The Majestic Ol Doinyo Lengai to Arusha

    Early morning decent down to the camp for breakfast and short rest. After taking the delicious meal start the journey back to Arusha. , return to your camp with a heart full of memories.

    After lunch, begin your journey back to Arusha, carrying with you the sights, sounds, and memories of an extraordinary three-day adventure that is sure to linger in your heart for years to come.

    End of the Ngorongoro Crater and Oldoinyo Lengai Safari

    Package Includes:

    • Entrance fee to Ngorongoro
    • Picnic lunch
    • Full board accommodation in Karatu hotel
    • Trekking permit for Oldoinyo Lengai
    • Community benefit fees at Lake Natron
    • Full board accommodation in Lake Natron hotel
    • 4WD safari vehicle
    • Professional English-speaking driver guide
    • Local Maasai guides
    • Drinking water

    Package Excludes:

    • Accommodation in Ausha on arrival and departure days
    • Flying doctors insurance
    • Personal expenses
    • Tips for driver and cook
    • Alcoholic beverages

    Tips for a Ngorongoro Crater and Ol Doinyo Lengai Safari:

     

    • Pack Light and Right: Include layered clothing due to temperature variations and sturdy hiking boots for Ol Doinyo Lengai.
    • Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water during hikes and safari excursions.

    • Be Respectful: Observe local customs and traditions in Maasai villages.
    • Camera Ready: Ensure your camera is charged to capture the abundant wildlife, stunning landscapes, and night skies.

    7 Day Safari in Kafue National Park

    7 Day Safari in Kafue National Park

    Embark on a Wildlife Safari in Kafue National Park

    Located in Western Zambia, Kafue National Park known for its vast wilderness and abundant wildlife, offers a unique safari experience. With its diverse ecosystems, including savannahs, forests, and the Kafue River, the park is a haven for a variety of species, including the Big Five and many other mammals, birds, reptiles, and fish. Visitors can explore this untouched wilderness through various safari activities, each providing a different perspective on the park’s natural beauty and the creatures that call it home.

    Safari Activities in Kafue National Park

    The safari experience in Kafue National Park is rich and varied, with activities designed to bring visitors closer to the park’s wildlife. Morning and afternoon safari drives are a popular choice, offering the opportunity to spot the Big Five and other animals in their natural habitat. Guided walks allow for a more immersive experience, while boat cruises on the Kafue River provide a different perspective, with the chance to observe hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species.

    Wildlife Encounters in Kafue Safari

    Kafue National Park is renowned for its wildlife viewing, with over 400 species of bird and a diverse range of mammals. Visitors may have the chance to see lions, leopards, elephants, buffalos, and rhinos, as well as wild dogs, cheetahs, and giraffes. The park’s conservation efforts ensure that these animals thrive in their natural environment, providing a memorable experience for those on safari.

    Farewell to Kafue National Park

    As your safari in Kafue National Park comes to an end, you’ll reflect on the memories made and the wildlife encountered. Your final day might include a leisurely safari drive or a fishing trip on the Kafue River, before bidding farewell to the park and heading back to Lusaka, carrying with you a newfound appreciation for the wilderness of Kafue and the importance of its conservation.

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    Day by Day Kafue Safari Itinerary

    Day 1: Arrive Zambia

    Arriave Lusaka international Airport, meet and transfer to the city center for overnight in your chosen hotel awaiting for the following day safari to Kafue national park

    Day 2: Drive from Lusaka to Kafue National Park

    Your safari to Kafue begins with a scenic drive from Lusaka the capital city of Zambia. Upon arrival at Kafue National Park, you’ll be greeted by the park’s diverse wildlife and scenic beauty. After enjoying a delicious meal you will embark on the afternoon game drive in the park guided by a professional and experienced guide who will help to spot different animals which called Kafue home.

    Days 3 – 6: Wildlife and Wilderness in Kafue

    The heart of your safari experience lies in the next ee four days, where you’ll have the opportunity to explore Kafue National Park’s wilderness. You’ll go on safari drives to spot lions, rhinos, and giraffes, hike through the park’s trails, and engage in bird watching, all while immersing yourself in the beauty of the African bush.

    Day 7: Farewell to Kafue

    As your safari in Kafue national park comes to a close, you’ll reflect on the memories made and the wildlife encountered. Your final day might include a leisurely safari drive or a fishing trip on the Kafue River, before bidding farewell to the park and heading back to Lusaka.

    Experience the Wild Wonders of Lower Zambezi Safari

    Experience the Wild Wonders of Lower Zambezi Safari

    Experience the Wild Wonders of Lower Zambezi Safari

    Embark on an Unforgettable 3-Day Lower Zambezi Safari experience from Lusaka and discover the extraordinary beauty of Lower Zambezi National Park.

    Lower Zambezi Safari

    Imagine standing by the Zambezi River’s edge, watching hippos wallowing lazily in the water while majestic elephants amble along the shore in their natural habitat. This splendid scene can be part of your adventures on a lower zambezi safari. Nestled in Zambia, the Lower Zambezi National Park offers an unspoiled tapestry of diverse ecosystems just waiting to be explored. Get ready to delve deep into this nature lover’s paradise, bursting with exhilarating wildlife encounters and breathtaking landscapes.

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    Lower Zambezi National Park, a gem located in Zambia, boasts stunning landscapes defined by the iconic Zambezi River, lush woodlands, and open plains. The geography of the park contributes to its rich ecological diversity, serving as a habitat for various wildlife species and ample plant life. Established in 1983, the park was created to protect the unique natural setting and is significant not only for its irrigation potential but also for the wildlife it harbors. The Lower Zambezi region plays a crucial role in the ecological continuum of southern Africa, facilitating wildlife migration and nourishing the rich biodiversity that characterizes the area.

    The Lower Zambezi National Park offers unparalleled wildlife experiences for visitors. Known for its impressive elephant population, the park also provides sightings of lions, leopards, hippos, and many other iconic species across its diverse ecosystems. The exceptional birdwatching opportunities available here attract many ornithologists and nature lovers alike. Casual and keen observers alike can catch glimpses of both common and endemic bird species against the backdrop of riverine forests or open savannas, making the Lower Zambezi a veritable paradise for birdwatching enthusiasts.

    Safari Activities in Lower Zambezi

    During Lower Zambezi safari, adventure-seeking visitors can engage in various nature activities:

    • Game Drives: Experience thrilling wildlife encounters across expansive landscapes.
    • Boat/Canoeing Safari: Enjoy unique views and picturesque sundowners while canoeing on the scenic Zambezi River.
    • Nature Walks: Guided walking safaris offer an immersive experience, allowing travelers to learn about the ecosystem and observe wildlife closely under the expert guidance of rangers.

    Where to Stay on Lower Zambezi Safari

    For overnight accommodations, the park caters to various preferences with a range of luxury lodges and rustic campsites promising comfort amid unspoiled wilderness. Those seeking premium experiences can choose upscale lodges equipped with modern amenities, while others might prefer the adventure of simpler campsites closer to Ghana’s natural beauty. When planning your stay, advance booking and being aware of the seasonal variations can greatly enhance your experience.

    3 Day Lower Zambezi Safari Itinerary

    Day 1: Journey to Lower Zambezi

    Your Lower Zambezi Safari begins in Lusaka, where you’ll set off early in the morning, heading towards the Lower Zambezi National Park. The journey is part of the adventure, offering a glimpse into the Zambian countryside, characterized by its rolling hills, traditional villages, and vast agricultural lands. You’ll travel by road or, for a quicker and more scenic route, by small charter plane, landing directly in the heart of the wilderness.

    Upon arrival at your chosen lodge or campsite, nestled on the banks of the Zambezi River, you’ll be greeted with warm Zambian hospitality. After settling into your accommodation, it’s time to embark on your first game drive. The park is home to a diverse array of wildlife, including elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, and numerous antelope species, all thriving in their natural habitat.

    As the day draws to a close, a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River offers a serene and picturesque end to your first day. Glide gently along the river, watching the sky transform into a spectacle of colors, while keeping an eye out for hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of birdlife. The peaceful evening sounds of the bush, combined with the stunning sunset, make for an unforgettable experience.

    Day 2: Immersed in the Wilderness

    The second day of your lower Zambezi safari begins with an early breakfast which followed by a full day game drive in the park. The Lower Zambezi boasts a remarkable abundance of water, food, and shelter that nourishes a diverse range of wildlife. Within this small national park, a wealth of ecosystems provide a habitat for Africa’s thriving elephant population, as well as numerous herds of buffalo, lion prides, and elusive leopards. The area is also teeming with small carnivores and omnivores, along with nocturnal creatures like hyenas and jackals. Additionally, zebra and antelope can be found roaming the region.

    Your knowledgeable driver guide will explain about the intricate ecosystems of the park and help you to spot all these creatures and 

    Day 3: Final Adventures and Farewell

    Morning: Fishing Excursion

    On your final morning of your lower Zambezi safari, why not try your hand at fishing? The Zambezi River is renowned for its tiger fishing, and whether you’re a seasoned angler or a complete novice, it’s an enjoyable way to spend your last few hours. Catch and release is practiced to ensure sustainability, but the thrill of battling one of these fierce fish is a memorable experience.

    Afternoon: Leisure and Departure

    After lunch, take some time to relax and reflect on your safari experiences. Enjoy the amenities of your lodge or take a final stroll along the riverbank. In the late afternoon, you’ll begin your journey back to Lusaka, carrying with you memories and photographs of a truly incredible adventure.

     Safari Package Includes:

    • Round trip transfer from Lusaka to Lower Zambezi National Park
    • Park entrance fee
    • Specified activities in the itinerary
    • Full board accommodation in the park
    • Services of a professional English guide
    • Drinking water provided during activities

     

    Safari Package Excludes:

    • Airport transfers
    • Accommodation in Lusaka
    • Visa costs
    • Flying Doctor Insurance
    • Any personal expenses not mentioned in the itinerary

    Best Time to Visit

    To ensure an enjoyable safari trip, the best time to visit the Lower Zambezi is during the dry season from May to October when wildlife sightings are more prolific, and river access is easier.

     

    Lower Zambezi Safari Pack list

    • Essential packing items include
    • Breathable clothing,
    • Sturdy footwear
    • Binoculars
    • Sunscreen
    • Insect repellent.

    While savoring incredible wildlife encounters, travelers are advised to respect all safety guidelines provided by guides, ensuring that visits to this remarkable national park remain safe and unforgettable.

    As the sun sets over the Liberating Zambezi, painting the horizon in hues of orange and violet, the magic of a lower zambezi safari lingers in your heart. From the breathtaking wildlife encounters to the serene accommodations along the river, this hidden gem is proof that Zambia’s wild essence is truly meant to be explored. Prepare yourself for an adventure that connects you with nature as you write your own safari story in the Lower Zambezi National Park.

    2 Day Salima Beach and Kuti Game Reserve

    2 Day Salima Beach and Kuti Game Reserve

    Embark on an Unforgettable 2-Day Weekend Gateway to Salima Beach & Kuti Game Reserve 

    Salima Beach and Kuti Game Reserve offer a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for a two-day getaway. Salima Beach is situated along the shores of Lake Malawi, offering breathtaking views of the crystal-clear waters and sandy beaches. Visitors can spend their days lounging on the beach, swimming, and enjoying water activities such as snorkeling, boat ride and kayaking. The serene atmosphere of Salima Beach provides the ideal setting for unwinding and soaking in the beauty of nature.

    On the other hand, Kuti Game Reserve is a wildlife sanctuary that is home to a variety of animals including elephants, zebras, antelopes, and giraffes. Visitors can embark on game drives through the reserve, giving them the opportunity to see these majestic creatures up close in their natural habitat. The diverse landscape of Kuti Game Reserve also offers great opportunities for bird watching and nature walks.

    Combining a visit to both Salima Beach and Kuti Game Reserve within a two-day trip allows visitors to experience the best of both worlds – relaxation by the beach and thrilling wildlife encounters. Whether you are seeking tranquility or adventure, this itinerary is sure to provide a memorable and enjoyable experience in Malawi.

    Salima Beach & Kuti Game Reserve Itinerary

    Day 1: Lilongwe to Salima Beach and Game Reserve

    Morning Arrival and Check-in

    Begin your adventure by arriving at Salima Beach, one of Malawi’s hidden gems, where the golden sands of Senga Bay await your footprints. After checking into your accommodation, which ranges from luxurious lakeside resorts to cozy beachside cottages, take a moment to breathe in the fresh lake air and prepare yourself for a day of relaxation and exploration.

    Exploring the Beach

    Senga Bay, the main beach in Salima, is famed for its crystal-clear waters and tranquil atmosphere. Spend your morning wandering along the shoreline, where the gentle waves of Lake Malawi lap at your feet. After enjoy a delicious lunch you will embark on boat ride to the nearby Island where you will an opportunity for a closer look at the vibrant aquatic life that call this lake home. For more adventure you can also embark on optional water sports available such as kayaking, sailing, and snorkeling.

    Optional Crocodile Farm Tour

    For those who do not prefer water sports you can visit the nearby crocodile farm where you can see over 20 thousand creatures. The largest crocodile in the farm is measured 5.5 meters in length and weight about 350 kg.

    Day 2: Exploring the Wild at Kuti Game Reserve

    After a restful night, the adventure continues with a short drive to Kuti Game Reserve. This wildlife sanctuary is known for its commitment to conservation and offers a chance to see some of Africa’s most iconic species in a natural and sustainable environment.

    Upon arrival, embark on a guided safari tour. Kuti is home to a variety of animals, including zebra, giraffe, sable antelope, and countless species of birds. The reserve’s open landscapes make it an ideal spot for wildlife viewing, with knowledgeable guides providing insights into the behaviors and habitats of the creatures you encounter.

    After an exhilarating game drive, enjoy a picnic lunch in one of the picnic site in the reserve and after that start the journey back to Lilongwe.

    End of 2 day Salima Beach and Kuti Game Reserve Tour

    Salima Beach and Kuti Tour Rates

    Solo traveler: US $ 520
    2-3 people: US $ 405 per person
    4-5 people: US $ 390 per person
    6+ people: US $ 370 per person

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    Tour Includes

    Return transfer from Lilongwe to Salima Beach
    Reserve entrance fee
    Full board at Blue Waters Lodge
    Boat Ride
    Crocodile Tour
    Pure drinking water during activities
    Service of the professional driver guide

    Tour Excludes

    Air tickets
    Visa
    Any expenses of the personal nature
    Service of the flying doctor
    Tips for driver guide and lodge staffs

    2 Day Safari Majete Wildlife Reserve

    2 Day Safari Majete Wildlife Reserve

    Discover the Wild Side of Malawi: A 2-Day Safari Adventure in Majete Wildlife Reserve

    2 day safari in Majete wildlife reserve is an ideal weekend gateway for travelers and people in Blantyre. This unique park is located in the southwestern region of Malawi, just a stone’s throw away from Blantyre and it is home to a variety of wildlife include the legendary Big games (Elephants, Lions, Rhinos, Buffaloes and Leopards). Although 2 days safari in Majete can be sufficient to explore the reserve but visitors with more time can extend the tour to 3 days so as to explore more the beauty of this reserve.

    Majete wildlife reserve similarly to other Malawian parks has a remarkable conservation success story which transformed from a once depleted area to a thriving haven of biodiversity, making it a must-visit for anyone craving an authentic African safari experience. Embark on a captivating 2-day safari to Majete and immerse yourself in the wild beauty of Malawi.

    Itinerary  – 2 Day Safari in Majete

    Day 1: Safari to Majete from Blantyre

    Morning: Departure from Blantyre

    Your 2 days Safari to Majete begins in the vibrant city of Blantyre, Malawi’s commercial capital, where you’ll set off early in the morning. The drive to Majete Wildlife Reserve is an experience in itself, offering scenic views of the rolling hills and rural landscapes of southern Malawi. The journey takes approximately 2.5 hours, but the anticipation of what lies ahead makes every minute count.

    Upon arrival at Majete, you’ll be greeted by the warm smiles of the reserve staff and the untamed beauty of the African bush. After settling into your accommodation, which ranges from rustic chalets to luxurious safari lodges, you’ll embark on your first game drive of the 2 day safari in Majete. The reserve is home to the Big Five (lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant, and buffalo), and your skilled guide will expertly navigate the reserve’s rugged terrain in search of these iconic species. The thrill of spotting an elephant gracefully meandering through the bush or a lion basking in the afternoon sun is an unparalleled experience offered by the 2 days safari in Majete

    Evening: Sunset by the Shire River

    As the African sun begins to dip below the horizon, casting golden hues over the landscape, you’ll find yourself by the banks of the Shire River, which flows through Majete. This is the perfect spot to unwind after an exciting day, with a sundowner in hand, as you watch hippos and crocodiles inhabit the river. The sound of the wild serves as a backdrop to reflections on the day’s sightings, setting the stage for what promises to be a memorable night under the African sky.

    Night: Dinner Under the Stars

    Dinner at Majete is an affair to remember. Savour traditional Malawian cuisine, prepared with a contemporary twist, in an open-air setting under a blanket of stars. The sounds of the night, from the distant roar of a lion to the chirping of crickets, accompany your meal, adding to the authenticity of your safari experience.

    Day 2: Deep Dive into Safari in Majete’s Wilderness

    Morning: Sunrise Game Drive

    Begin the second day of the 2 days Safari in Majete by embarking on a sunrise game drive, a magical time when the bush comes alive. This is the best time to spot nocturnal animals before they retreat from the day’s heat, as well as witness the majestic beauty of the African sunrise. Your guide’s expertise is invaluable as they track animals and share insights into their behavior and the ecosystem of Majete.

    Midday: Bush Walk or Community Visit

    After breakfast, you have the option to delve deeper into the wilderness with a guided bush walk. This is your chance to experience the African bush from a different perspective, focusing on the smaller wonders of the natural world, from insects to plants, and learning survival skills used by the local people for centuries. Alternatively, a visit to a nearby community offers insight into the cultural heritage of the people living around Majete and their symbiotic relationship with the reserve. Note that the walking safari can be done during dry season and has to be requested in advance for the availability.

    Afternoon: Relaxation and Preparation for Departure

    The afternoon is yours to relax at your lodge, perhaps taking a dip in the pool or enjoying the panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. This is a time to reflect on the past two days’ adventures and pack up memories along with your belongings. Before you know it, it’s time to bid farewell to Majete, enriched by the experiences shared and the beauty witnessed.

    End of the 2 days Safari in Majete: Return to Blantyre

    As you make your way back to Blantyre, the setting sun marks the end of your safari adventure in Majete. The journey back is a time to reminisce about the sights and sounds of the African bush, the wildlife encounters, and the serenity of being immersed in nature.

    Tour Rates

    Solo Traveler: US $ 690

    2-3 people: US $ 580 per person

    4-5 people: US $ 480 per person

    6+ people: US $ 400 per person

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    Safari in Majete Includes

    Return transfer from Blantyre to Majete
    Reserve entrance fee
    Full board at Ng’ona Lodge
    Game drives and Walking
    Pure drinking water during activities

    Service of the professional driver guide

     

    Safari in Majete Excludes

    Air tickets
    Visa
    Any expenses of the personal nature
    Service of the flying doctor

    Boat Safari due to the River condition
    Tips for driver guide and lodge staffs

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