Ruaha National Park
A paradise for wildlife lovers, offering sightings of some of Africa’s most iconic species.
Overview
Ruaha National Park is Tanzania’s largest national park, covering over 20,000 square kilometers of rugged, untouched wilderness. Located in the heart of the country, Ruaha offers a raw and authentic safari experience, far from the crowds of the northern circuit. The park is renowned for its dramatic landscapes, massive elephant herds, and high predator concentration, making it one of Africa’s most thrilling wildlife destinations.
What Makes Serengeti Special?
- Large Elephant Herds – Home to over 10,000 elephants, the largest population in Tanzania.
- Big Cat Territory – Ruaha has one of Africa’s highest densities of lions, leopards, and cheetahs.
- Endangered African Wild Dogs – One of the few places in Tanzania where these rare predators thrive.
- Diverse Antelope Species – Including greater and lesser kudus, roan, sable antelopes, and elands.
- Over 570 Bird Species – A birder’s paradise, with both East African and Southern African species.
Activities and Experiences
The Great Ruaha River
A lifeline for wildlife, attracting predators and prey alike.
Baobab-Dotted Landscapes
Iconic giant baobab trees set against breathtaking scenery.
Remote & Exclusive
Far fewer tourists compared to Serengeti and Ngorongoro.
Walking Safaris
Explore the bush on foot for a thrilling up-close experience.
Night Game Drives
Witness nocturnal predators like leopards and hyenas in action.
Why Visit Ruahat:
- True Wilderness Experience – One of Africa’s last untouched safari destinations.
- High Predator Density – More lions and wild dogs than almost anywhere else in Tanzania.
- Fewer Crowds – Enjoy a private and exclusive safari.
- Diverse Landscapes – From vast savannahs to rolling hills and rocky outcrops.
- Excellent for Photographers – Stunning scenery and incredible wildlife moments.
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