Tanzania · Nyerere National Park, Tanzania

Fly-In Nyerere Safari

3 Days / 2 Nights·Exclusive Africa SafarisVerified Operator

Overview

Fly directly into the heart of Africa's largest game reserve — boat safaris, walking safaris, and predator-rich game drives with zero road time.

A 45-minute flight from Dar es Salaam drops you into the Nyerere (Selous) wilderness, bypassing the gruelling 5-hour drive. Your luxury riverfront camp sits on the banks of the Rufiji River, and three days of boat safaris, walking safaris, and game drives reveal one of Africa's most untouched ecosystems. Wild dogs, lions, and enormous elephant herds roam this vast reserve.

Safari Highlights

  • 45-minute scenic flight from Dar
  • Rufiji River boat safari
  • Walking safari
  • Wild dog tracking
  • Luxury riverfront camp

Day-by-Day Itinerary

1

Fly to Nyerere

Morning flight from Dar es Salaam. Arrive at your riverfront camp. Afternoon boat safari on the Rufiji River — hippos, crocodiles, kingfishers.

Accommodation: Rufiji Luxury Camp

Meals: Lunch, Dinner

2

Walking & Game Drives

Morning walking safari through riverine forest with armed ranger. Afternoon game drive tracking wild dogs and lions in the northern sector.

Accommodation: Rufiji Luxury Camp

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

3

Morning Drive & Fly Home

Early morning game drive. Brunch at camp. Midday flight back to Dar es Salaam.

Meals: Breakfast, Brunch

What's Included

  • Return flights (Dar-Nyerere)
  • All park fees
  • Full-board luxury camp
  • Game drives, boat & walking safaris
  • Professional guide
  • Airstrip transfers

What's Excluded

  • International flights
  • Travel insurance
  • Tips
  • Premium drinks
From

$3,800

per person sharing

Duration3 Days
CountryTanzania
DestinationNyerere National Park, Tanzania
Difficultyeasy
Group Size112
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