Overview

Ruaha National Park covers over 20,000 km², making it the largest national park in Tanzania. It forms part of a vast ecosystem where baobab-studded savannahs, rocky hills, and river valleys create a dramatic and wild safari environment.

Wildlife

• Large elephant herds (one of East Africa’s biggest populations)
• Lions, leopards, and cheetahs in high density
• Rare African wild dogs and hyenas
• Buffalo, giraffes, zebras, and antelopes
• Over 500 bird species recorded

Activities

• Game drives in remote wilderness landscapes
• Walking safaris with expert guides
• Birdwatching along the Ruaha River
• Photography of predators and elephants
• Sunset safaris in baobab valleys