A Taste of Tanzania's Luxury Southern Wild and Sea, the most virgin wild lands in Africa
What to expect
Your adventure begins in one of Tanzania's largest national park Ruaha National park, with its high concentration of elephants and other mammals including the famed big five. Enjoy amazing game drives before continuing on to the bird and reptile paradise that is Selous Game Reserve where black rhinos, cheetahs and other wildlife roam. Take in the best of the wild before journeying to Zanzibar for an idyllic retreat within a tropical hideout, for the ultimate rejuvenation.
This tour is great for
African Safari Honeymoon
Island Holiday
Game Viewing
Luxury Tanzania Safari
Romantic Holidays
Ideal duration: 6 Days
From $6,800 per Person
DAY 1 –– YOUR ADVENTURE BEGINS
1 Night in Ruaha National Park
Natural grandeur at Ruaha National Park:
The semi-arid savannahs of the Ruaha National Park’s rolling plains are spread with acacias and baobabs and over-hanging forest, and is said to have the highest concentration of African elephants in all of East Africa.
Inside Tanzania’s largest park, the rushing Great Ruaha River and its borders stretching across two flora zones promise an abundance of diverse wildlife. Visitors will be pleased to spot some of the 8,000 elephants and over 570 species of birdlife that call the park home. The dry months offer the most excellent game-viewing opportunities as many of the park’s residents gather near the Great Ruaha and Mzombe rivers for fine dining.
Our Favourite Ruaha Camp
KWIHALA CAMP
Kwihala is set deep in the bush of Ruaha National Park. It’s the largest national park in Tanzania, with plentiful wildlife, yet it feels remote and peaceful, with fewer visitors than other parks. This classic, expedition-style six-tent camp offers an intimate, exclusive safari experience in this vast land of towering baobabs and dense forests.
Head out on game drives to see elephants — the largest population in Tanzania is located here — and lions, known for hunting giraffes, buffalo and even elephants. On foot, discover the smaller inhabitants of the bush and learn how to identify animal prints and dung. At night, venture out with a spotlight to find nocturnal animals like bush babies and hyenas. Finish off the day around the campfire with a glass of wine under the glittering Milky Way.