Today enjoy a full day of shared game viewing in the vast and little visited Nyerere National Park.
Originally named after the famous hunter and early conservationist, Frederick Courtney Selous, this great game reserve covers an area of over 21,000 square miles (54,000 square km) - making it larger than Switzerland and four times the size of the Serengeti.
As a result, many game species can be found here in greater numbers than in any other game park in Africa - including over 70% of Tanzania's elephants. Giraffe, hippo, buffalo and crocodiles are abundant and lion, hyena, wild dog and rhino can also be seen. Also wildebeest, hartebeest, kudu, sable, eland, reedbuck, bushbuck, waterbuck, warthog, zebra, mongoose, leopard and cheetah.
There are over 350 different bird species her too - including the Bataleur eagle, Ground hornbill and clever Black heron (or umbrella egret), which fishes by spreading its wings above its head like an umbrella to create a canopy, that tricks fish into thinking it is vegetation and a safe place to hide, before striking!
A packed lunch is included today.
Note: Please be prepared for some rough roads.