Ruaha National Park

Overview:

As the largest national park in Tanzania, Ruaha National Park is a true gem of the southern safari circuit. Covering over 20,000 km², this vast and untamed landscape is renowned for its rugged beauty, dramatic scenery, and incredible wildlife density—with far fewer crowds than the more popular northern parks.

Ruaha offers a rare, authentic safari experience, where visitors can witness thriving populations of predators, large elephant herds, and rare antelope species against a backdrop of ancient baobabs, rocky hills, and riverine forests.

Key Highlights:

• Large Elephant and Buffalo Herds: Ruaha hosts one of the largest elephant populations in East Africa.

• Predator Haven: Exceptional sightings of lions, leopards, cheetahs, and the elusive African wild dog.

• Diverse Wildlife: Home to over 570 bird species and a variety of antelopes including roan, sable, and greater kudu.

• Breathtaking Landscapes: A dramatic mix of savannah plains, miombo woodlands, and red-rock escarpments.

• Walking Safaris: Explore the bush on foot with armed, expert guides (available in select areas).