Tanzania’s Untouched Safari Retreat
Overview
Key Highlights
Best Time to Visit
Often referred to as the “Little Serengeti,” Mikumi National Park is a hidden gem located in central Tanzania. This park features vast savannahs interspersed with patches of acacia woodlands, offering a more intimate and less crowded safari experience compared to the more famous parks. Its relative remoteness ensures that visitors enjoy a peaceful exploration of wildlife in a natural and unspoiled setting.
- Encounter large herds of elephants, graceful giraffes, and stealthy big cats roaming the expansive savannah.
- Enjoy a quieter safari experience with fewer visitors, providing an intimate connection with nature.
- Explore diverse landscapes that range from open grasslands to isolated woodlands, each offering unique wildlife sightings.
- Take advantage of both day trips and multi-day safaris that can be tailored to your interests and pace.
Mikumi is best visited during the dry season from June to October when the vegetation is less dense, and wildlife congregates around water sources. The clearer weather and reduced rains also make for more comfortable and predictable safari conditions.