This is a partial list. If there is a particular animal that you seek, ask us for the pricing.

All-Inclusive Hunting Safari Packages

Most hunters don’t mind getting down and dirty during the hunt, but we will take special care of you at all moments before, during, and after your hunting safari.

What is included

• Business-class flights from your home to the airport that is near our hunting block and back
• Meet-and-greet at the airport, escort you through customs, take you to a 5-star hotel, and do the same on the return
• Ground transportation in a safari vehicle
• Hunting license
• Wildlife Concession Fee
• Firearms Import Permit
• All trophy fees
• Professional hunter, tracker, skinner, and driver
• Luxury tented camps
• Exquisite all-you-can-eat food
• All-you-can-drink beverages (including alcohol after the hunt after the firearms are put away)
• Daily laundry service
• Concierge, cook, and staff at your service
• First-aid kit
• Trophy storage in a climate-controlled room in Dar es Salaam while your trophies await shipment

What is NOT included

• The skinning, salting, drying, tagging, crating, disinfection, and paperwork related to your trophies
• Shipping of the trophies back to the United States
• Ammunition and its associated tax
• An optional $5,000 (one-way) charter flight that lands in the camp if you want to avoid the six-hour drive from Songea’s commercial airport.
• Gratuities/tips, which are optional

Where is the Wildlife Management Area of Nalika Kabubi Safari?

It’s in Southern Tanzania (which is in East Africa) and it’s just south of the Selous Game Reserve, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Nalika Kabubi Safaris has exclusive access to two contiguous iluma WMA:

1. Nalika: which is 1,800 square km (450,000 acres).

2. Mbarang’andu: which is twice the size as Nalika and is adjacent to it.

Mbarang’andu was the favorite iluma WMA of one of Africa’s most famous and most successful ivory hunters, James Sutherland, whose 1912 book, Adventures of an Elephant Hunter, spoke of how he camped many years on the banks of the Mbarang’andu River.

Today, you can camp by that same river at our camp.

How to get to the Nalika and Mbarang’andu iluma WMA

If you’re coming from the United States, we will fly you from anywhere in the United States to New York and then on a business-class flight to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. We will do our best to not route you through Europe. You’ll fly nonstop to nearby Nairobi, Kenya. From Nairobi, you’ll take a short hop to Dar es Salaam. This simplifies and shortens your trip. You’ll stay one night in a 5-star hotel in Dar es Salaam (e.g., the Seacliff Hotel).

From Dar, you have two options

A) Drive from Dar to Ifakara.

B) Charter flight to Ifakara thats 2hrs.

Accommodations

We offer luxurious tented camps with exquisite cuisine customized for your tastes.

Game in our Nalika and Mbarang’andu iluma WMA

• Lion
• Leopard 
• Elephant
• Cape Buffalo 
• Hippopotamus
• East African Kudu
• Roosevelt Sable Antelope
• Eland 
• Waterbuck
• Common Reedbuck
• Nile Crocodile
• Impala
• Bushbuck
• Bushpig
• Olive Baboon 
• Common and Red-flanked Duiker 
• Spotted Hyena 

Common Plains Game

• Hartebeest
• Nyasaland Wildebeest
• Antelope
• Warthog

All-inclusive Southern Tanzanian Hunting Packages

Our prices are higher than most because we offer far more than most. Many outfitters offer “all-inclusive packages,” but then ask you to pay for the international flights and all the trophy-related fees. 

Nalika will not nickel-and-dime you. You pay one flat fee so that you can leave your wallet at home. 

Below are our standard hunting packages. We can customize your trip, of course. The prices below are for the hunter. Professional Hunters, agents, and other resellers will get a commission.

When to go

The hunting season is from July 1 to December 31. Temperatures are warm all year long. 

Payment

Nalika Kabubi Safari accepts:

• ACH or wire bank transfers to our United States bank account, which simplifies payment.
• Credit cards.
• Venmo and PayPal.
• Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Francis Tapon, a co-founder of Nalika Kabubi Safari, is based in Northern California. Ivan Flavien Mjengwa, the other co-founder, is based in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Observer fees: $499 per day, per observer. Also, observers must pay for their own airfare. 

Hunting rules

• No more than two hunters per professional hunter
• Your group may not exceed four clients (and two professional hunters) 
• No night hunting
• No hunting of female or young animals