Morogoro Region Tours

Our Mikumi tour will give you an experience of wonder. We know the park inside out and can provide you with a remarkable experience. You will get to observe and come alongside (safely!) the local wildlife in their own environment. You can enjoy being surrounded by a variety of landscapes. You will be cared for by your own professional, knowledgeable and friendly guide. They will do their upmost to see you have an unforgettable experience in Tanzania, Africa! If you need translation to German, French, or Italian we can offer this for an extra charge.

Instead of traversing through the Tanzanian landscape in a large and crowded group, this tour provides a private safari experience so you can enjoy the sights in comfort. Discover Mikumi National Park with expert guides at your side. Safely get up close and personal with the local wildlife, including elephants, lions, zebras, and giraffes, in their natural habitat, and take in views of the landscape as you go.

From Morogoro, get picked up bright and early at 5am to start this day tour of Mikumi National Park. Get the chance to spot Tanzanian animals like giraffes, zebras, hippos, elephants, and if you’re really lucky, you’ll spot a lion. No matter what, this will be a great day spent in nature. You’ll also be served breakfast and lunch, and all details will be taken care of for you.

While it would be difficult to navigate through the Uluguru Mountains as a vacationer, you can discover the landscape and even venture to Bondwa Peak on this guided tour. Indulge in views of the Choma Waterfalls and Kisosa while immersing yourself in the tranquility of the Morningside settlement. With delectable meals included, this multi-day camping experience is a hassle-free way to experience Tanzania.

If you're after some of the best hiking in Africa, look no further than a day trip to the Uluguru Mountains in Morogoro, Tanzania. This scenic range offers lovely views and enjoyable hiking, and you can even visit the Choma Waterfalls for a refreshing swim. Your trip includes hotel pickup and drop-off (if option selected), bottled water, and the local environmental management charge - saving you the hassle of organizing these separately.

Marvel at the Selous Game Reserve, one of Africa's largest protected wildlife zones. Declared a World Heritage Site by the United Nations in 1981, this conservation area includes lakes, grassland, woodlands and forests. These house a massive variety of animals such as Elephants, Buffaloes and wild dogs. Explore the area with game drives along the Savannah and evening boat cruises along the Rufiji River.

Mikumi is a sprawling national park that is easily accessible from Morogoro and ideal for those who don’t have a lot of time for a safari tour but interested in spotting the number of wild animals. Mikumi National Park is one of the most popular parks in Tanzania for researchers on ecology and conservation. The powerful eland, the world’s largest antelope, makes the park unique. The frequently observed animals in Mikumi National park include civet, eland, impala, kudu, reedbuck, buffalo, warthog, waterbuck, wildebeest, zebra, crocodiles, monitor lizard, baboon, hippos, and python. Mikumi National Park is a homeland to 400 bird species.

Watch for lions, giraffe, zebra, elephants, and hundreds of bird species on a full-day Mikumi National Park safari from Morogoro that includes morning tea and lunch. An early morning departure from Morogoro takes advantage of the cooler morning hours, and you’ll enjoy sweeping views of the national park as you set out on a day-long game drive.

Explore Udzungwa Mountains National Park on this full day adventure. Experience the freedom of hiking and climbing trails through the rainforest. Climb to the top plateau, looking out over views of sugar plantations, grassland and mountain forest. Visit Sanje waterfall and swim in the cool waters and spot local wildlife.

Spend a day exploring the majestic Uluguru Mountains and stunning Choma Waterfall. The Uluguru Mountain range is at the heart of the Eastern Arc Mountains, an area conserved to protect its natural beauty, ecosystem and biodiversity. Visit the incredible Choma Waterfall situated among the mountains and swim in the cool waters.

The baobab-studded plains of Mikumi National Park teem with life, making lions, zebras, buffaloes, hippos, elephants, giraffes, impalas, and even famously elusive leopards easy to spot. Experience it with a veteran safari driver on this private full-day trip, direct from your Morogoro address. Your package includes lunch in the park plus water and hot drinks.

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Hululu is an area you can easily watch endemic reptiles such as lizards, Uluguru three-horned, two and one-horned chameleons’ endemic plant species such as Allanblackia uluguruensis and saintpaulia goetzeana. On the way to Hululu waterfalls, you will find the Bunduki campsite and rest house.

it is an Old Germany Settlemen buit in 1911, it was a first Hotel at Uluguru Mountais in Morogoro Tanzania

Be invited to a local village and learn about Southern Maasai culture on this special tour. Your ticket will help contribute to the village development fund, going towards benefiting the local people. Enjoy a warm welcome as you learn about the language, history, homes, food, medicine, healing methods and daily life of the Southern Maasai people.

Walk into nature with this guided full day hike to Lupanga Peak. Leaving from Kibwe Village, the steep trail ascends through a nature reserve along the mountains ridge. Enjoy panoramic views throughout the walk, including from a German Tower located at the peak, for long distance landscapes. For birdwatchers, the reserve is home to exotic species including Livingston Turaco and Silvery-cheeked Hornbills.

Lubanga peak located in Uluguru north, east-south of Morogoro town at 2138m above sea level. The trail is steep, which starts at the end of Forest Hill Road, at Kibwe village passing through farmland and into the nature reserve along a ridge up to the peak. On a clear day, there are good views towards the eastern side of the Uluguru, also there is a German tower built at the peak which is used for viewing distant places. A walk to the peak may be dangerous in the wet season. It is recommended to use a local tour guide. On the way you can be able to see birds like Livingston Turaco, Silvery cheeked Hornbills and others. The peak is located in the Uluguru Mountain.

Bondwa peak is about 2080 meters above sea level. On the way to the peak, you can see Uluguru flowers, birds, monkeys such as Black and white Colobus monkeys, blue monkeys and sometimes you may see endemic species of chameleons that found in Uluguru mountain nowhere else in the world, such as Werner’s chameleon (Trioceros Werner) or Three horned chameleons.

This tour will give you a good experience to explore both Mikumi national park and Udzungwa national park together with Kilombero river and The Kilombero valley It is affordable, safe and authentic

If you’ve got time to kill in Morogoro, discover the scenic landscapes and traditional villages of the Uluguru Mountains on this overnight private camping adventure, with four meals included. You’ll hike to the Choma Waterfalls then up to Morning Side, an abandoned colonial-era hotel, and camp for the night. The next day, hike up to Bondwa Peak, the mountains’ third highest summit, then back to town via Morning Side and Ruvuma village.

Selous boost larger population of Elephants, Buffalo, Hippo, Crocodile and endangered Wild dog. Commonly seen are pride of Lion, Bush buck, Impala, Warthogs, Ostrich, Giraffe, Eland, Baboon, Zebra, Hyena, Kudu, rare sable antelope and Leopard. In Selous there are more than 400 species of bird life: Fish eagle, Kingfisher, Secretary bird, Sunbird, Hammer kop, Red & Yellow bill stork, Open bill stork, Weavers, Water birds, Marabou stork, Vulture’s etc.

One of the best thing to do while you are in Morogoro is visiting Mikumi National Park, this will give you a chance to experience the wildlife, nature, landscape to the maximum. Mikumi National parks rich in wildlife like buffalo, elephant, lions, wildebeests, Maasai giraffe, hippos, impalas, and crocodile, there are also, zebras and wart hogs. Most of the animals can be seen at all seasons. WALKING SAFARI IN THE PARK A walking safari is normally designed to fit into your safari schedule, and can be scheduled early in the morning or late afternoon when tropical temperatures are cool The walks are guided and normally accompanied by an armed ranger. A walking safari is an excellent break from game drives, where visitors will learn some fascinating facts about nature, birds, reptiles, insects and medicinal uses of local plants, which you may not fully appreciate from the seat of your safari car. While the scents and sounds of the African bush are better sensed on foot.

Kinole is well known because is the headquarter of the Waluguru’s chief Kingalu. The place is located 48km from Morogoro town in the feet of the eastern side of the Uluguru mountains. A route for the hikers from Morogoro to Kinole takes you through Nyanyiko traditional site where chief Kingalu was used to rest on his way to Nguru Mountain to worship during those good old days. When going to Kinole on foot it is highly recommended to engage a tour guide who knows the path. At Tegetero forest you will be able to see the Uluguru Bush- shrikes, Allanblackia uluguruensis and saintpaulia species (all endemics to the Uluguru Mountains.) For the more adventurous, there is 8hours Tegetero trail which takes you from Morogoro town through the forest to Tegetero Mission. This trail takes you into the home of the rare bird species-the Uluguru Bush-shirkers and Africa violet (saintpaulia species.).