Overview
Ruaha is Tanzania's largest national park and one of East Africa's best-kept secrets. Vast, rugged, and remote, it offers exceptional wildlife encounters far from the crowds.
Top Activities
- Game drives through baobab-studded landscapes
- Walking safaris with expert guides
- Bird watching (574 species recorded)
- Predator tracking and photography
Where To Stay
Remote luxury lodges and intimate tented camps along the Great Ruaha River, offering an authentic wilderness experience.
Why Ruaha?
A wilderness like no other.
Largest Park
At over 20,000 km², Ruaha is Tanzania's largest national park and one of Africa's most expansive protected areas.
Elephant Paradise
Home to one of Africa's largest elephant populations — witness huge breeding herds along the Ruaha River.
Rare Predators
One of the best places in Africa to see African wild dogs, plus lion prides, leopards, cheetahs, and hyenas.
Ancient Baobabs
Iconic baobab trees dot the landscape, creating dramatic silhouettes against golden sunsets.
Remote & Wild
Far from the northern circuit crowds, Ruaha offers an authentic, untamed safari experience.
Bird Watching
574 bird species recorded, making it a paradise for ornithologists and bird enthusiasts.
