A safari for seasoned explorers through southern Tanzania
Adventure and comfort go hand in hand to give you a unique experience.
Southern Safari Tanzania
Southern Safari Tanzania, Travellers with more experience, who may have previously visited Tanzania, will find that the southern region offers uncharted territory. Despite being less well-known, Selous, Ruaha, and Mikumi are no less fascinating. Distances appear longer and more overgrown in the south, giving the impression that wildlife herds are occasionally smaller and more dispersed. But the breathtaking scenery is overwhelming. It is less densely populated, both with residents and visitors, which heightens the sense of adventure. The beauty of this arrangement is that even though you are 10,000 kilometres from home, your Velam Safaris guide will always be nearby to ensure that you never get lost.
You'll embark on an adventure with Tanzania Merval Safaris.
Southern Safari Tanzania, is quite a drive away, whereas the northern wildlife reserves are practically in our backyard. However, on this trip, you will fly to Dar es Salaam, from where we will pick you up. With an emphasis on the Rufiji River in Selous, we will travel to three various wildlife parks. One of the largest game reserves in the world, Selous has an area larger than Denmark. It is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. A few of Velam Safaris’ tour guides have a focus on the south.
Tanzania
A distant travel into the Great Unknown
If you have any plans to visit Tanzania or Zanzibar, you are aware that a weekend there is nothing like it is back home. It takes much more planning, and there are a few things that need your attention. If you are unfamiliar with the nation, you might be curious or worried. We have a clear and comforting response to the most frequently asked questions on this subject.
Will I be at risk of malaria infection?
Tanzania is regarded as having a low risk of malaria. In addition, there are medications that can be taken in advance to keep you safe.
Is Tanzania a safe place to visit?
Tanzania has, in fact, long been among the continent of Africa's most stable nations.
Spoilt for choice
You may soon find yourself overwhelmed by the variety of options and operators available. We'll give you advice and assist you in making the decisions that are best for you.
Is it dangerous to go on a safari?
No. There are hardly any risks if you follow the rules.
How will I communicate?
Both our office staff and our tour guides speak English fluently.
Reliability
We are a member of TATO and are a fully licensed Tour Operator including TALA.
