Ruaha National Park

"Tanzania's Second Largest National Park"

The Great Ruaha River is the lifeforce of this second largest national park located in south-central Tanzania. Known for having a large elephant and lion population, the Rauha National Park attracts tourists for more than just wildlife. With its unique topography, birdlife and vastness, the park remains fairly untouched and has some of the most unique accommodation options.

The National Park is dominated by baobab trees along rocky hills, grass plains and the Ruaha river which attracts a large amount of wildlife. What makes Ruaha one of the best safari destinations is the opportunity to see the Big 5, flay camping experience, exclusive bush dinner setting and year round game viewing.

Speaking about wildlife, Ruaha has the largest predator population in the world, second largest lion population and 10% of Africa’s lion population. This uncrowded park is perfectly situated on the off-beaten path, and with it’s remote location, it’s evidently an exclusive park in Tanzania.