Depart Dar-es-Salaam by air to Ruaha National Park. On arrival Meet & Greet transfers to Lodge for lunch. Afternoon short game drive.

Ruaha National Park benefits from the dispersal and migration of other wildlife from its ecosystem coming down from the northern game reserves of Kizigo and Rungwa, giving the park a huge boost in the concentration of wildlife. There are large numbers of Buffalos, Elephants, Kudus, Zebra, Giraffes, Lions, Impala’s and Elands

Overnight at Ruaha River Lodge or Jongomero Camp
Meal Plan: (Lunch & Dinner)

Morning and afternoon game drives in the Park. On any given day, Ruaha National Park has the potential to showcase a good number of bio-diversities in just one-third of the park size.

From our experience within the Msembe and Jongomeru area you might see the Silver Back Jackal, Elephants that walked into the camp, Hippos that foraged around the camp at night, African hunting dogs that trotted past our vehicle, a pride of 18 lions that were hunting, and the superb Lesser and Greater Kudus seen at every southern section of the park.

The vegetation of park also boasts Palm, Fig, Tamarind and Baobab trees that are not commonly seen in other parks. There are over 1600 plant species and over 370 bird species confirmed in the Park.

Overnight at Ruaha River Lodge or Jongomero Camp
Meal Plan (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

After breakfast, depart for a game drive en-route to the airstrip for your flight departing Ruaha National Park at 1145 Hours. Fly back to Dar es Salaam. Transfer to your hotel.

Meal Plan (Breakfast)