Ruaha Remote Wilderness Safari

Destinations
Dar Es Salaam | Ruaha National Park

Rates
$4,200/Person (Minimum 2 Guests)

Duration
6 Days

Summary
Embark on a truly remote and unforgettable safari experience in one of Tanzania’s most secluded and wildlife-rich national parks. Ruaha National Park, the country’s largest protected area, is known for its dramatic landscapes, rugged hills, ancient baobabs, and exceptional wildlife viewing with fewer crowds. This 6-day adventure blends comfort, authenticity, culture, and nature, offering a perfect balance of game drives, relaxation, and immersive experiences. From the moment you land in Dar es Salaam to your flight into the wild heart of Ruaha, every step is thoughtfully curated to give you the best of Tanzania’s southern circuit.
 

Safari Highlights

• Remote and uncrowded wildlife experience in Tanzania’s largest national park

• High chances of seeing elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, buffalo, hippos, and antelope

• Impressive predator sightings, including Ruaha’s large lion population and the elusive leopard

• Excellent opportunities for birdwatching, with hundreds of colorful species

• Stunning sunrise and sunset views across the Ruaha River valley

• Exclusive hot-air balloon safari on the last day

• Cultural village visit to learn about local traditions and daily life

• Peaceful environment perfect for photography, nature lovers, and travelers seeking privacy
   

Why Choose This Safari

• Ideal for travelers seeking a remote and peaceful safari away from crowds

• Ruaha offers authentic wilderness, vast landscapes, and exceptional wildlife density

• Balanced itinerary with game drives, culture, balloon safari, and relaxation

• Perfect combination of adventure, comfort, and privacy

• Suitable for couples, families, and solo explorers
   

Best Time to Visit Ruaha National Park

• June – October: Best overall game viewing; dry season attracts large wildlife concentrations

• July – September: Peak predator action around shrinking water sources

• November – March: Green season with lush landscapes, excellent birdwatching, and fewer crowds

• January – February: Good visibility for elephants and large herds around the Great Ruaha River

• April – May: Rainy season; beautiful scenery but some roads may become challenging