One of Africa's largest national parks and one of its least visited — big cat densities to rival the Serengeti, without another vehicle in sight.
Ruaha is Tanzania's largest national park and one of Africa's great underrated wildernesses. Its name comes from the Great Ruaha River, the lifeline that draws elephant, buffalo, kudu and large predator populations to its banks in the dry season — often with no other safari vehicle in view for hours at a time.
The dry-season lifeline that draws elephant, buffalo and predators to its banks in large numbers.
Exceptional lion densities, plus healthy leopard and cheetah populations.
One of the few parks where both greater and lesser kudu are regularly seen.
June to October (dry season) is best — the Great Ruaha River shrinks to a trickle in places, concentrating wildlife along its banks for outstanding game viewing. The wet season is lush and quiet, better suited to birding than big-game density.
This destination can stand alone or combine with other parks, Kilimanjaro or Zanzibar into one seamless itinerary. Tell us your dates and travel style for a personalized quote.
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