
Big Five Safari
Designed around Tanzania's most sought-after wildlife, with time in the places where sightings are strongest.
Wild, remote, and one of East Africa's finest big-cat destinations.

Tanzania's largest national park by area — home to enormous elephant herds, big prides of lion, and endangered wild dog.
Ruaha is Tanzania's largest national park and one of the wildest safari destinations left in East Africa. Baobab-studded escarpments give way to open plains, and the Great Ruaha River cuts a lifeline through it all — in the dry season, wildlife concentrates along its banks in extraordinary densities.
The park sits at a biological crossroads between southern and East African species, which means unusual sightings: greater and lesser kudu together, sable and roan antelope, and both southern and East African races of giraffe. Elephants number in the thousands.
Ruaha is especially famous for its lions. Prides here are exceptionally large — groups of 20 or more are documented — and buffalo hunts are a regular event during the peak dry months. Leopard, cheetah and African wild dog are all resident, making it one of the finest predator destinations on the continent.
June to November for classic dry-season game viewing.
Reached by scheduled flight from Dar es Salaam, Arusha or Zanzibar.



Every itinerary is tailor-made — choose an experience and we build it around you.

Designed around Tanzania's most sought-after wildlife, with time in the places where sightings are strongest.

Premium lodges and tented camps, a private vehicle and guide, and a journey planned around you alone.

Long hours in the field, patient guiding and vehicle positioning planned for the camera.