Kisarawe District, located 92 km southwest of Dar es Salaam in the Pwani region, is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. Just a two-hour drive from the city, Kisarawe offers a mix of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Along the way and within the district, you’ll find unique attractions. The Pugu Hills Forest Reserve is a historic and scenic spot perfect for hiking, birdwatching, and cave exploration. Nearby, the Pugu Kaolin Mines showcase rich kaolin clay deposits, attracting geology enthusiasts. For those seeking tranquility, the Mwabweni Waterfalls provide a peaceful retreat. The area also features Pugu Hills Cultural Sites, where visitors can explore sacred caves and learn about Zaramo traditions. Additionally, the Ruvu River offers breathtaking views and local fishing experiences. We invite you to explore Kisarawe with us! Whether you're looking for adventure, relaxation, or cultural insights, we can tailor a tour to create an unforgettable experience.

After an early breakfast, your adventure through the breathtaking Nyerere National Park begins. As one of Africa’s largest wildlife sanctuaries, the park is home to an incredible array of animals, including the famed Big Five. It also hosts Africa’s largest population of wild dogs—over 1,300—alongside hyenas, vervet monkeys, bushbucks, elands, hartebeests, waterbucks, and wildebeests. Bird lovers will be captivated by species like the African spoonbill, Coqui francolin, Egyptian goose, and the majestic fish eagle. For a closer look at aquatic life, you can opt for a boat safari on the Rufiji River, where hippos and crocodiles thrive. By afternoon, you'll embark on this scenic boat safari, soaking in the beauty of the Rufiji River. A delicious packed lunch awaits in the wilderness before more wildlife exploration. As the day winds down, you'll be transferred to your lodge for a relaxing dinner and overnight stay.