SOUTHERN CIRCUIT SAFARIS, EDUCATION & DISCOVER AFRICAN FACTS
SOUTHERN CIRCUIT SAFARIS

 Safari to Selous game reserve, Udzungwa, Ruaha, Mikumi, Saadani National parks and Dar es salaam Beach and City Tours. Southern circuit safari consist of Selous, Ruaha, Mikumi, Udzungwa mountains. Southern Circuit safari is has much more experience and less $$ compared to Northern circuit safaris. Safari to Selous game reserve, Udzungwa, Ruaha, Mikumi, Saadani National parks is virgin and unexploited Bush. There are much more animals that are not in Northern Circuit Safaris. Many wild dogs ever in the World seen in Selous, Biggest and many elephants ever in Selous game reserve and Zanzibar spice island beach holidays.

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SOUTHERN CIRCUIT SAFARI 

The Southern Circuit is not as widely traveled as the Northern thereby offering fresh grounds for exploration. Boat rides are a common feature of the Tour. Global Travel International .

 

 SOUTHERN CIRCUIT SAFARI PROGRAMME to  SELOUS - MIKUMI - RUAHA -  Udzungwa in 9 NIGHTS/ 10 DAYS. 

 Adventurous travelers can also explore the wilderness on foot a rare opportunity in Africa parks and reserves. Even more exciting are trekking safaris lasting several days. A small group of adventurers accompanies by guides and game scouts, go deep into bush, setting up camp each evening in some scenic sport this probably the best way to experience the heartbeat of the Selous.  

This best of southern tour will take you to visit 3 of the 4 southern circuit parks of Tanzania for game viewing, walking and boat excursion for 7 nights where you will spend 3 nights in Selous Game Reserve, 2 nights in Ruaha national park and 2 nights in Mikumi National park exploring the areas where you will see the rare SABLE  and ROAN antelope as well as small and large mammals including variety of reptiles and bird species. Accommodation can be in lodge, luxury Tented camp or budget camping sites as per your requirements booked on full board arrangements FB. You will enjoy and experience nature, wildlife on game drives, habit and habitat of the fauna and flora in the natural areas

 

Mikumi National Park;

Mikumi, to the north of the Selous, is only 283 km away from Dar-es-salaam. The Park was established to protect the environment and resident animals and is also an important educational centre for students of ecology and conservation. The Mikumi flood plain is the main feature of the Park along with the bordering mountain ranges. Animals commonly found here include lion, eland, hartebeest, buffalo, wildebeest, giraffe, zebra, hippo and elephant. The Mikumi elephants are mainly grazers and do not cause tree damage. Lions roam the Mikumi plains and will take refuge in the branches of trees. Wild dogs can be seen in packs here.
Mikumi's vegetation includes woodland, swamp and grassland with two water holes, Mkata and Chamgore. Apart from the saddle-bill stork, hammerkop and malachite kingfisher, you will also find monitor lizard and a deadly python inhabiting the pools.

Ruaha National Park

Ruaha National Park; Kisigio and Rungwa River Game Reserves and Ruaha National Park total a protected area of 25,600 sq. kilometers. Ruaha is Tanzania's second largest national park and one of the wildest. Crocodiles, hippos and clawless otters soak and play in the water and on the banks of the great Ruaha River. Reedbuck, waterbuck and buffalo drink, ever watchful for lion, leopard, jackal, spotted hyena and hunting dog. The grassland borders of the River are home to greater and lesser kudu, a large elephant population,

eland, impala, Grant's gazelle, dik-dik, zebra, warthog, mongoose, wild cat, porcupine and the shy civet.
There are plenty of Eurasian migrant birds on their outward and return journeys as well as resident kingfishers, plovers, hornbills, green wood hoopoes, bee-eaters, sunbirds and egrets. The best months to go are between July and November when the animals are concentrated around shrinking water holes.

 Selous Game Reserve

Selous Game Reserve is home to one of the single largest remaining elephant populations in the world. Most of these elephants are found in the remote and wildly beautiful Selous Game Reserve, a World Heritage Site. The name derives from hunter-explorer Frederick Courtenay Selous, a keen naturalist and conservationist as well as a hunter. He was killed in the First World War in the Beho Beho region of the Reserve. Larger than Switzerland in size, the Reserve is the largest in Africa and is second only to the Serengeti in its concentration of wildlife. The Reserve has a varied terrain of rolling savannah woodland, grassland plains and rocky outcrops. Buffalo, crocodile, hippo and wild dog can also be seen here.
The Reserve can be reached from Dar-Es-Salam by road, air charter, and rail (Tazara) and the best time to go is in the cool season between the end of June and the end of October. Walking safaris can be taken from the camps in the Reserve, in the company of an armed guard.

  

SELOUS, MIKUMI AND RUAHA 10 DAYS/ 9 NIGHTS..............


JATL Day 1: A.M. Depart by 4 wheel-drive to Selous Game Reserve. Picnic lunch on the way.
Arrive late afternoon at Rufiji River Camp The tented Camp is situated in north eastern
part of the Selous Game Reserve on a high bank over-looking the mighty Rufiji River and
plain beyond. P.M. Afternoon boat safari, along the mighty Rufiji River; this mighty river boasts africa's highest concentration of hippopotamus. Dinner and overnight at Rufiji River Camp.

Day 2: A.M. Breakfast at Rufiji River Camp.Full day game view drive of Selous Game
Reserve. Selous, Africa's largest wildlife sanctuary with an area of 54,600 sq.km is
bigger than Denmark and 4 times the size of Serengeti. It has the World's largest number
of big game - elephant, buffalo, rhino; sable antelope. Selous also contains wildebeest,
eland, giraffe, waterbuck, zebra, impala, hippo, leopard and lion. There are about 350
species of birdlife. Picnic lunch on the way. Dinner and overnight at Rufiji River Camp.

Day 3: A.M. After breakfast, boat safari along the mighty Rufiji River. Bird-life can be seen along the banks of the river. Lunch at the Camp.

P.M. Walking safari - This safari allows an intimate impression of the African bush and wildlife, which is unforgettable and brings you closest to pristine nature. Dinner and overnight at the camp.

Day 4: A.M. After breakfast game drive. Lunch at the camp. P.M. Another boat safari. Dinner and overnight at the camp.

Day 5: A.M. After breakfast, drive to Mikumi.(Picnic lunch on the way). Dinner and overnight at Mikumi Wildlife Camp.

Day 6: A.M. Breakfast at Mikumi Wildlife Camp. Depart for Ruaha. P.M. Stop in Iringa for lunch. Short game drive of Ruaha National Park. Dinner and overnight at Ruaha River Lodge. The Lodge is constructed on and around a rocky kopje overlooking the Great Ruaha River.The Camp provides comfortable accommodation and good food while blending into its surroundings to enable visitors to feel themselves a part of the wild. Both the dining "Banda" and the bar, in elevated position above the river combine comfort and coolness together with the most spectacular views.

Day 7: A.M. Breakfast at the Lodge. Full day game drive in Ruaha National Park. Ruaha, with an area of 10,300sq.km. is the second largest park, and second largest elephant sanctuary in Tanzania. The great Ruaha River, which flows along its entire eastern border, creating spectacular gorges and scenery, features a large number of hippos and crocodiles. The wide variety of animals include Greater and Lesser Kudu, Roan and Sable Antelope. Bird life is rich, with over 370 species recorded (picnic lunch on the way). Dinner and overnight at Ruaha River Lodge.

Day 8: A.M. After breakfast, short game drive in Ruaha National Park. Depart for Iringa. P.M. Lunch at Iringa. Depart for Mikumi. Dinner and overnight at Mikumi Wildlife Camp.

Day 9: A.M. Breakfast at the Camp Game drive in Mikumi National Park, which is rich in wildlife and contains buffalo, elephant, lion, wildebeest, zebra, giraffe, impala and hippo. P.M. Lunch at Mikumi Wildlife Camp. Depart to Udzungwa for overnight.

Day 10: After breakfast, with armed Ranger do some walking safari, hiking and trekking for birds, monkeys and big games. Have lunch and after lunch Depart for Dar es Salaam. Arrival at Dar es salaam, in the evening.

 

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PROFESSIONAL, RELAXATION AND EDUCATION

Since the director is trained in the field of wildlife animals, plants, ecotourism he can organize your educational journey.

When you want to learn wildlife and real natural environment come to Tanzania we shall offer

Ecotourism knowledge

Research coordination

For group of students we coordinate to provide you with

 


                 Budget affordable price for housing don't find accommodation in expensive lodges.

 


You need a four wheeled car to enter in remote areas.  In these areas you get ecotourism data you need and you may discover the undiscovered

 


                  We will give you that car at reasonable price.

 


                   We shall help recruit translators, research assistants, and data collectors if you need.

 

So inform us for these services or more.

 

Become thrilled from the everlasting snows of Kilimanjaro to the premium dive sites of the Zanzibar Archipelago.  Don't forget to take memorable photo & films in unexploited/ unsurpassed Selous game reserve.  Selous game reserve is the largest protected wildlife area in Africa.  When you choose Selous combine your itinerary with Ruaha, Mikumi, Udzungwa Mountains National Park with endemic species.

You have not forgotten the Ngorongoro crater;the cradle of Mankind- with the largest unbroken caldera in the world; Eight wonder in the world . How about Serengeti The endless plains as named by Maasai.

You have much to learn and enjoy, the chimpanzees our next kin in Gombe and Mahale National Parks

 

So how to make it enjoyable and educational et seems like a NIGHTMARE BUT TODAY MAKE A DECISION WHICH WILL LEAD YOU TO GET MEMORABLE SCENE HAVE A CHOICE OF COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE.

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 ABOUT TANZANIA HISTORY

Tanzania is a country located on the eastern coast of Africa with about 30 million inhabitants. Tanzania boasts some of the world's most exciting tourist destinations including one of the world's largest concentrations of wildlife in the Serengeti plains as well as the exotic island of Zanzibar.
With a stable government and a history of peaceful existence, the country of Tanzania is a destination of choice for many tourists.
Karibu Tanzania! (Welcome to Tanzania!)

 Here is the Simple itinerary to view interesting sites for History in a nutshell!BAGAMOYO, SAADANI AND DAR ES SALAAM 6 DAYS/5 NIGHTS...........
JATDAY 1: Pick up at Dar International airport and transfer to Holiday Inn hotel for overnight BB.DAY 2: After breakfast drive to Bagamoyo 65 km north of Dar City for lunch, after lunch drive to the town center for a tour to historical places which are The first stone building which main function was to hold slaves before being shipped to Zanzibar, The Boma which was the German Government colonial administration headquarters from 1897, The German cemetery with 20 graves dating from 1889, The Living stone memorial church, The holy Ghost mission, The mission museum and the first church. Evening drive back to Paradise Holiday resort for dinner and overnight. DAY 3: After breakfast drive to “Nyumba ya Sanaa¯ the college of Arts where music, drama, dance and paintings are taught. Then depart to Kaole ruins 5km south of Bagamoyo, a village full of historical attractions of tombs and mosques set among palm trees. After lunch depart to Saadani Game reserve via Ruvu delta. Dinner and overnight at Saadani Safari lodge. DAY 4: After breakfast departs for a boat safari where you will experience a flock of Flamingos and colubus monkeys over the trees. Afternoon returns for lunch then after lunch depart for game drive. Dinner and overnight at Saadani Safari lodge.DAY 5: After breakfast drive back to Dar es Salaam for a short tour in the National museum then city tour to Makonde crafts and fruit markets. Overnight at Holiday Inn hotel BB.DAY 6: Transfer to Dar International Airport for return flight.        

 

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DISCOVER AFRICAN FACTS

Narrates


                Once upon a time Ancient Man became an Elephant.

 


                Why Lions climb trees in Lake Manyara National Park; a Man and Biosphere reserve. 

 


Why Kibo Peak, Where Uhuru Point stands is snow throughout the year.  Mount     Kilimanjaro has two peaks, Kibo 5895m and Mawenzi 5149m.

 


                 Ngorongoro, why is it termed  cradle of mankind?

 


                 Why Serengeti is called à Serengeti

 


Gombe & Mahale National Parks come and see, hear the very next kin to man Chimpanzees

These are few to mention but when you choose to make adventure with us you get more than what you expect, ultimate relaxation, knowledge and life luxury will remain with you.

Throughout the Jungle Adventure picnic holidays, you will be able to take memorable photographs and films.

 


Europeans and Americans are generally/commonly known by African by the popular nickname Mzungu (singular) and Wazungu (plural).

So come and learn why Americans/Europeans are known as Mzungu/Wazungu?

Asians are known as Mhindi/Wahindicome and Discover.

Why dont you become one of the few people who have visited virgin and unexploited areas?  This is Ecotorism, visiting areas, which are virgin and leave them virgin/unexploited, only few people get chance.  Make it with Jungle Adventures Tanzania.

Most people /Tourists are going out and going back to their home with the photographs/films which other people have them already.

Dont be the same again and ever.

 

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BAGAMOYO

BAGAMOYO

 

Some 75km to the north of Dar es Salaam, on the coast opposite Zanzibar, is the former capital of German East Africa, Bagamoyo.Possessing a good, natural harbour ideal for sailing vessels and dhows; it was once the centre of the notorious slave trade.

Its name is derived from the word Bwagomoyo, which means Here I throw my down my heart¯ reflecting the desperation and despair of the Àœbroken hearted¯ captives whose voyage into the unknown began here. The present police station, near the beach front was the first stone building in Bagamoyo. Originally an Arab residence it was one time the old prison where slaves were herded through underground tunnels to waiting dhows. The city was also the starting point for the first Europeans explorers on their to search for the source of the Nile.

Livingstone, Stanley, Burton, and Speke all passed through here.

Livingstone body was laid to rest here before being taken first to Zanzibar and then England. The Mission has a Museum with a wonderful collection of photographs and mementoes relating to Livingstone and to German colonial times. A house where Henry Morton Stanley lived a century ago can be seen in solitary splendour near beach.

 

 

MAFIA ISLAND

MAFIA ISLAND.

A 40 minutes flight south of Dar es Salaam is one of the most exciting big game fishing and diving areas in the world, Mafia Island. Sports fishermen flock here for the superb catches, many of the fish are great fighters. They include marlin, sailfish, shark, tuna, kingfish, barracuda, snapper, horse mackerel, Wahoo and huge rock cod.

 

 

KILWA.

Kilwa originally established as a centre for the gold trade, is now home to some of the most spectacular ruins on the East African Coast. Kilwa Kisiwani, an Island just off the mainland and the nearby Songomonanara Islands contains numerous ruins many dating back to the 13th Century.

 

 


TANGA;

In Tanga  Region the best places to have your holiday are PAngani, Amani Nature Reserve and Usambara Mountains. You can enjoy beach activities in Pangani, bird watchers and flower lovers are welcomed in Amani Nature Reserve and Usambara Mountains.

 

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