One-way Self-drive Car rental in Tanzania is the best way for your holiday. Pick up your 4×4 car from Dar es Salaam and tour the southern parts of the country with places such as Morogoro, Mikumi, Selous, and Ruaha before continuing to the northern part in Manyara and Kilimanjaro regions. Such safaris in Tanzania are affordable with camping (rooftop tents), especially during the peak season of July and August and then November till late January.
Self-drive safaris in Tanzania epitomize the spirit of wildlife adventure. It allows you to customize your itinerary according to your Safari interests. Start your adventure with thrill game drives, and take leisurely road trips through the enchanting landscapes while witnessing sensational sunrises or sunsets.
One way Rentals - Self drive Tanzania
Ruaha National Park - Tanzania safaris
Ruaha National Park is the addition of the Usangu Game Reserve. It’s an important wetland to the park with about 20,226 km2. The park is about 130 kilometres west of the Iringa region. The park is part of 45,000 square kilometres. Ruaha is also part of the Rungwa-Kizigo-Muhesi ecosystem, which includes the Rungwa Game Reserve. The name of the park is derived from the Great Ruaha River, which flows along its southeastern margin and is the focus of game-viewing.
The park can be reached by car on a dirt road from Iringa. Noted animals found in this Ruaha National Park are East African cheetahs, African lions, leopards, wild hunting dogs, spotted hyenas, giraffes, hippopotamus, and sable antelopes. Since 2005, the protected area has been considered a Lion Conservation Unit
Safaris in Tanzania & Camping
Camping in Tanzania on your holiday especially during peak season in the months of July to August and then November and December is the only way to cut costs. We offer double and family tents (rooftop tents) with reliable safari jeeps for your Tanzania holiday tour. Book in advance and get discouted quotes and opt for one way rentals from Dar es Salaam to Arusha.
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Tarangire National Park - Self-drive, Tanzania
Tarangire National Park is located in the Manyara Region. Tarangire is famous for its high concentration of elephants and baobab trees. Visitors here expect to see large herds of Zebra, cape buffaloes and wildebeest in the dry season of June to November. Tarangire is home to more than 550 bird species, the termite mounds that dot the landscape, dwarf mongoose and white giraffes.
Serengeti National Park
Serengeti National Park forms a Lion Conservation Unit with Maasai Mara National Reserve in over the border in Kenya. With more than 3,000 lions in this ecosystem, Serengeti champions the highest number of Lions in Africa. The African leopards at 5.41 individuals per 100 km2 during the dry season. African bush elephants number over 5,000 individuals, the cape buffalo to 28,524 individual’s black rhinoceros to about 70 individuals survive in the park today.
Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Serengeti National Park forms a Lion Conservation Unit with Maasai Mara National Reserve in over the border in Kenya. With more than 3,000 lions in this ecosystem, Serengeti champions the highest number of Lions in Africa. The African leopards at 5.41 individuals per 100 km2 during the dry season. African bush elephants number over 5,000 individuals, the cape buffalo to 28,524 individual’s black rhinoceros to about 70 individuals survive in the park today.
Selous Game Reserve,
Selous Game Reserve,
Nyerere National Park is a protected area in southern Tanzania. With a total area of 50,000 km2 Selous has additional buffer zones. The park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982 due to its wildlife diversity.
Its wildlife includes the African bush elephants, south-central black rhinoceros, hippos, lions, African hunting dogs, African buffalos, Masai giraffes, zebras, and Nile crocodiles. Permanent human habitation is not permitted within the reserve. All human entry and exit are controlled.
Lake Manyara National Park
Lake Manyara National Park
It is located 126 km southwest of Arusha. To the south, situated on the escarpment above the park, is the 35,399 ha Marang Forest Reserve, and east is Kwa Kuchinja corridor.
Lake Manyara to the west, and the Engaruka Basin to the north. Further from the lake and outside of village land is the 45,000-acre Manyara Ranch, a former livestock ranch, an important part of the corridor allowing wildlife movement between Tarangire and Lake Manyara national parks.
