Mikumi National Park

Just minutes from camp, Mikumi National Park offers some of Tanzania's best game viewing, making it the perfect place to start your safari adventure. The park is home to elephants, giraffes, lions, zebras, wildebeest, and large herds of buffalo, along with over 400 species of birds. Its wide, open plains make wildlife viewing easy and rewarding, whether it's your first safari or a return visit to Tanzania.

At Daga, we can arrange morning and afternoon game drives with experienced guides who know the best areas for sightings and can share fascinating insights about the park's ecosystem. For those who want to explore further, full-day safaris are available to see even more of Mikumi's incredible landscapes and wildlife.

Whether you're looking to capture striking photos, see as many animals as possible, or simply take in the sweeping views, Mikumi offers an unforgettable safari experience just a short drive from camp.

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Uduzungwa Mountains National Park

Known as the "African Galápagos" for its unique biodiversity, Udzungwa is just 60 km from Daga, making it the perfect full-day adventure. Hike through lush rainforest, discover rare wildlife, and cool off under the spectacular Sanje Falls, a 170-meter waterfall with sweeping views of the Kilombero floodplain below.

The hike to Sanje Falls is a moderate trek, rewarding you with incredible scenery and a refreshing swim at either the bottom or the top of the falls. Our team can arrange everything for your trip, including transport, park entry, a knowledgeable guide, and a packed lunch, so you can focus on enjoying the day. Along the way, you'll have the chance to spot monkeys, colorful birds, and learn about the forest's unique ecosystem.

Udzungwa offers the perfect balance of exercise, discovery, and breathtaking scenery, making it one of the most memorable day trips during your stay at Daga.

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Masai Village

Step into the world of the Maasai and experience their rich traditions firsthand. During your visit to a local boma, you'll meet community members, learn about their customs, and see daily life up close, from their colorful shúkà clothing and intricate beadwork to the way they herd cattle and build their homes.

This is more than a quick stop, it's a unique opportunity to connect with Tanzanian culture, ask questions, share stories, and gain a deeper understanding of one of the country's most iconic tribes. Many guests describe it as one of the most memorable and meaningful parts of their trip.

At Daga, we handle all the arrangements, including transport and a guide who helps make the experience respectful and enriching for both visitors and hosts. It's an experience that leaves you with not just photos, but a genuine appreciation for Maasai traditions and Tanzania's cultural heritage.

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