Africa As It Used to Be: Untamed, Rugged, and Wild
Covering an immense 20,226 square kilometers in Central-Southern Tanzania, Ruaha National Park is a legendary wilderness where nature rules supreme without fences or crowds. Its scenery is dramatically characterized by rugged rocky escarpments, ancient baobab-studded hills, and the Great Ruaha River.
Ruaha holds one of the largest concentrations of wild lions on the African continent, with famous "super-prides" of 20 or more individuals that have developed specialized tactics to bring down massive Cape buffalos. It is also one of the last true strongholds for the endangered African wild dog, cheetahs, leopards, and over 570 species of birds.
The True Wilderness Connoisseur's Choice
In Ruaha, you can drive for hours along river valleys and rocky outcrops without encountering another vehicle. It offers intimate wildlife encounters, premier walking safaris, and night skies filled with billions of stars.
