5 Days Ruaha Luxury Safari
Uncrowded & Off-The-Beaten-Track
Ruaha National Park is one of the few African safari destinations that can provide an authentic experience. Despite being one of the best safari parks for wildlife viewing, it’s not as crowded as the well-known Serengeti, Tarangire, Lake Manyara, and the Ngorongoro Crater. Even during peak season, a Ruaha safari doesn’t get congested, and because of this, you may feel like you have the entire place to yourself.
- One of the world’s priworld’soff-the-beaten-path-path animal havens.
- Its remoteness – and utter vastness – is what makes it so compelling.
- An exclusive and secluded safari.
Ruaha National Park is one of the best safari destinations in Tanzania, and it offers a wide range of activities for wildlife enthusiasts. One of the most popular activities is game drives, which allow you to explore the park’s vast savannas and spot an array of wildlife. You can also embark on walking safaris, which give you a more intimate and immersive experience of the park’s flora and parks.
For a unique perspective, you can go on a night game drive to spot nocturnal animals such as hyenas and genets. Additionally, bird watching is another fantastic activity on a Ruaha safari, with over 570 bird species in the park.
- Game drives to spot the diverse game, including the Big Five.
- The camp offers walking safaris to get as close to nature as possible.
- Fly camping: natural, wild, African bush camping.
- Bush breakfasts & sundowners.
- Marvel at the Great Rift Valley, which traverses the park.
Why Visit Ruaha National Park?
Secret Savannahs
Only about 1% of Tanzanian visitors go on a Ruaha safari. However, Tanzania is Tanzania’s best safari spot, promising unhurried, uncrowded game viewing. This fly-in destination offers off-the-beaten-track adventure, luxury, and excellent hospitality at beautiful riverside lodges and tented camps.
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