On your way to Mikumi National Park, you'll pass through the Morogoro region, one of Tanzania's largest regions, covering 70,624 square kilometres—comparable in size to Ireland. Morogoro is home to Mikumi National Park and the majestic Udzungwa Mountains, which can be seen on your left when coming from Dar es Salaam. These mountains tower over Morogoro, offering a stunning scenic view.

From Morogoro town, this magnificent park lies 33 km. approximately 30-35 minutes drive time. Mikumi National Park, is renowned for its diverse wildlife and scenic landscapes. It covers an area of approximately 3,230 square kilometres and is part of the larger Nyerere (Selous) ecosystem. Visitors to Mikumi can observe a wide array of animals, including large herds of elephants, zebras, giraffes, buffaloes, and wildebeests. Predators such as lions, leopards, and hyenas are also commonly seen. The park is home to some rare animals, such as the African wild dog and the elusive eland. Bird enthusiasts can delight in spotting over 400 species of birds, including the lilac-breasted roller, bateleur eagle, and the striking African fish eagle. Mikumi National Park offers a quintessential safari experience with its rich biodiversity and picturesque savannahs. Upon arrival, you'll enjoy a short game drive savour lunch in the wilderness, and afterwards, be transported to your hotel.

In the evening, you'll have the opportunity to visit Mikumi Masaai Boma to experience various Maasai activities and immerse yourself in Maasai culture. The Maasai are a semi-nomadic ethnic group native to East Africa, predominantly found in Kenya and Tanzania. Renowned for their colourful attire, rich traditions, and deep connection to nature, the Maasai have preserved their unique culture for generations, offering a fascinating glimpse into one of Africa's most iconic ways of life. At the Maasai Boma Cultural Group, you can experience authentic Maasai traditions first-hand. Enjoy traditional Maasai dances, including the famous Maasai jumping, learn how to start a fire using wood and sticks, explore the interior of a traditional Maasai house, and savour traditional Maasai foods. You can also shop for unique Maasai souvenirs and even dress in Maasai attire for unforgettable photos. You are warmly invited to visit the Boma and feel at home with us!