Ruaha National Park

About Ruaha National Park

Located In Central Tanzania, 128km West Of Iringa, Ruaha National Park, Second Largest In Tanzania, The Reserve Is Perhaps The Least Well-Known. Covering A Conservation Area Of 10,300 Square Kilometres In The South-West Of The Country, Ruaha Sprawls Within And Along The Great Rift Valley, Covering A Unique Transition Zone Where The Eastern And Southern Species Of Both Fauna And Flora Meet Against A Dramatic Topographical Backdrop.

This Is Also One Of The Few Tanzanian Parks Where Sightings Of The Rarer Antelope, Such As The Sable, The Roan And Both Lesser & Greater Kudu, Are A Probability Rather Than A Possibility. The Proliferation Of Plains Game In The Park Also Ensures That The Larger Predators – Leopard And Large Prides Of Lion – Are Unusually Active. The Bird Life, Too, Is Unparalleled With Some 530 Species Recorded. Activities Such As Game Drives, Day Walks And Hiking Safaris Can Be Done

, Maswa, Ikorongo And Grumeti Game Reserves, Ikona And Makao Wildlife Management Areas, Ngorongoro Game Controlled Area, Village Lands And The Kenya’s Maasai Mara National Reserve. Aside From Its Largest Herds Of Migrating Wildlife, The Ecosystem Is Also An Important Sanctuary To The Continent’s Most Endangered Species, Notably The Black Rhino And The African Wild Dog.

When It Comes To Wildlife Viewing, The Serengeti Is An Unrivaled Park Which Boasts An Impressive Diversity And Number Of Animals. With The Highest Concentration Of Large Predators In The World, With An Estimate Of 9,000 Hyenas, 3,000 Lions, And 1,000 Leopards, Along With The Highest Density Of Cheetahs On The Continent. The Current Estimate Number Of Wildebeests Stands At 1.7 Million, With More Than 200,000 Zebras And About 400,000 Thomas Gazelles.

Things to do

Guided Walk at Crater’s Rim

For Many Of Our Guests, Flying Over The Serengeti In A Hot Air Balloon Is On Their Must-Do List. The Experience Of Witnessing The “Endless Plains” And The Diverse Wildlife From The Sky Will Mark Your Safari As Unforgettable. This Activity Can Be Booked Throughout The Year, Usually Flying From Seronera, Though The Launch Point Can Also Vary Depending On The Season You Will Be Traveling In (E.G. July: Northern Serengeti). After Your Flight, You Will Be Treated To An “Out Of Africa” Breakfast, Served With Sparkling Wine, As You Watch The Plains In All Its Morning Grandour.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]