Explore the Southern Circuit when you crave a more remote and expansive safari experience. The parks in the South are vast, teeming with wildlife, and devoid of bustling crowds. The Southern Circuit is also a haven for witnessing some of the last wild dogs in larger numbers and families of black rhino. The extensive parks in this region mean plenty of travel, exposing you to diverse flora and fauna while enjoying a more intimate safari experience with fewer vehicles, creating a distinct ambiance.

The parks of the Southern Circuit provide a unique blend of landscapes and wildlife. First, venture into the expansive Selous Game Reserve (Nyerere), one of the largest globally, nestled alongside the Udzungwa Mountains. From waterfalls and cliffs to the meandering Rufiji river, Selous is a haven for diverse wildlife, including wild dogs, black rhinos, and herds of majestic elephants. Experience a distinctive twist with boat safaris, allowing you to view game while peacefully navigating the water.