Skip to content Ruaha National Park is Tanzania’s largest national park and one of Africa’s best-kept secrets, a vast and remote wilderness in the country’s south. Centred on the dramatic Great Ruaha River, it offers a truly wild and uncrowded safari experience.
Famous for its large elephant and lion populations, rugged baobab landscapes, and rich biodiversity, Ruaha is a paradise for safari purists. Its sense of untamed isolation makes it one of the most rewarding wilderness destinations in East Africa.
Aspects | Description |
|---|---|
Location | Southern Tanzania |
Famous For | Remote Wilderness & Predators |
Size | 20,226 km² |
Wildlife | Lions, Elephants & Wild Dogs |
Activities | Game Drives, Walking Safaris, Bird Watching |
Explore Tanzania's largest national park, remote, wild, and beautifully uncrowded.
Ruaha is renowned for its lions, leopards, cheetahs, and wild dogs.
One of East Africa's most important elephant strongholds.
Wildlife congregates along this scenic lifeline, especially in the dry season.
Dramatic scenery dotted with ancient baobab trees.
A meeting point of East and Southern African species and over 570 birds.
Search for lions, elephants, and rare predators across the park.
Watch animals gather along the Great Ruaha River.
Experience the bush on foot with expert guides.
Spot over 570 species in this biodiverse park.
Capture wildlife among dramatic ancient trees.
Enjoy sunset drinks over the remote wilderness.
Tanzanian Shilling (TZS)
English and Swahili
✔ Best Wildlife Viewing
✔ Predator Action at the River
✔ Sparse Vegetation
✔ Great Photography
✔ Lush Scenery
✔ Excellent Birdwatching
✔ Newborn Wildlife
✔ Dramatic Landscapes
✔ Migratory Birds
✔ Very Few Visitors
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