Experience a luxurious and intimate safari adventure in Tanzania, focusing on the unique landscapes of Nyerere and Ruaha National Parks. Begin in Nyerere National Park, where boat safaris on the Rufiji River and walking tours offer close encounters with diverse wildlife in a serene setting. Then, discover the remote Ruaha National Park, renowned for its large elephant herds and unspoiled wilderness. This exclusive safari adventure blends the tranquil waterways of Nyerere with the rugged beauty of Ruaha, providing a distinctive and rewarding experience that captures the essence of Tanzania’s spectacular and less-traveled natural landscapes.
Discover urban living at its finest at Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel, ideally located in the heart of the city's business district. This cosmopolitan gem...
Roho ya Selous sits in the very heart of Nyerere National Park (formerly The Selous), a stone’s throw from a palm-fringed tributary of Tanzania's Rufiji...
Set high on a rocky kopje overlooking a landscape dotted with bulbous baobabs, Jabali Ridge is a sophisticated base from which to explore Ruaha National...
On arrival you will be met and transferred to the Serena Dar Es Salaam for your overnight rest.
The Dar Es Salaam Serena Hotel is a luxurious five-star establishment in Tanzania’s capital, blending modern elegance with African charm. It offers well-appointed rooms and suites with city or Indian Ocean views. The hotel features diverse dining options, a serene outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a spa for relaxation and rejuvenation.
After enjoying your breakfast, you’ll transfer to Dar Airport for your flight to the Selous (Nyerere NP), beginning your journey to the captivating Roho ya Selous Camp. Settle in for a three-night stay amidst one of Africa’s largest and wildest game reserves. Roho ya Selous, known for its intimate setting, features a collection of stylish and spacious tented suites, each offering a private veranda with sweeping views of the surrounding wilderness and the Rufiji River.
Roho ya...
After enjoying your breakfast, you’ll transfer to Dar Airport for your flight to the Selous (Nyerere NP), beginning your journey to the captivating Roho ya Selous Camp. Settle in for a three-night stay amidst one of Africa’s largest and wildest game reserves. Roho ya Selous, known for its intimate setting, features a collection of stylish and spacious tented suites, each offering a private veranda with sweeping views of the surrounding wilderness and the Rufiji River.
Roho ya Selous Camp stands out for its unique blend of adventure and serenity. The camp is situated in a prime area for spotting a variety of wildlife, including lions, leopards, and African wild dogs. Its commitment to environmental sustainability ensures a minimal ecological footprint. The communal area of the camp exudes a blend of rustic charm and modern elegance, with natural materials and fine linens. As night falls, the glow of lanterns creates a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Dining at Roho ya Selous is a delightful experience, whether in the elegant communal area or under the starlit sky, celebrating both local and international flavors.
The camp offers a diverse range of activities to explore Nyerere’s rich ecosystems. Enjoy traditional game drives in open vehicles, perfect for wildlife viewing and photography. For a unique perspective, embark on guided walking safaris, offering an intimate connection with the African bush. Boat safaris on the Rufiji River provide a tranquil way to observe the reserve’s aquatic life and bird species. For fishing enthusiasts, Roho ya Selous offers the chance to catch tigerfish and other species in the river’s flowing waters.
After your breakfast, you’ll be transferred to the airstrip for your flight to the stunning Ruaha National Park, where the magnificent Jabali Ridge Camp awaits. Here, you’ll embark on a four-night stay in one of Tanzania’s most breathtaking and lesser-known game reserves. Jabali Ridge, renowned for its exclusive setting, is nestled among rocky outcrops and boasts a collection of sophisticated and spacious suites. Each suite offers a private veranda with panoramic views of...
After your breakfast, you’ll be transferred to the airstrip for your flight to the stunning Ruaha National Park, where the magnificent Jabali Ridge Camp awaits. Here, you’ll embark on a four-night stay in one of Tanzania’s most breathtaking and lesser-known game reserves. Jabali Ridge, renowned for its exclusive setting, is nestled among rocky outcrops and boasts a collection of sophisticated and spacious suites. Each suite offers a private veranda with panoramic views of the sprawling wilderness and the diverse landscapes of Ruaha.
Jabali Ridge Camp is a perfect blend of luxury and wilderness adventure. Strategically located in an area known for its abundant wildlife, including large populations of elephants, lions, and rare species like sable antelopes, the camp offers an intimate and unparalleled safari experience. Its commitment to eco-friendly practices ensures minimal impact on the pristine environment. The camp’s common area radiates a sense of modern elegance, combining sleek design with natural elements and fine fabrics. As evening sets in, the ambient lighting from lanterns creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Dining at Jabali Ridge is a culinary journey, with meals served in the stylish dining area or under the African night sky, offering a mix of local and international cuisine.
At Jabali Ridge, you can indulge in a variety of activities to explore the diverse ecosystems of Ruaha. Experience thrilling game drives in open vehicles, ideal for wildlife spotting and photography. For those seeking a deeper connection with nature, guided walking safaris offer an up-close encounter with the African bush. The camp also organizes night drives, a unique opportunity to observe nocturnal wildlife and the mesmerizing starlit sky.
Enhance your safari with additional experiences like a visit to the ancient baobab forests or a day trip to the Mwagusi River, known for its dramatic landscapes and abundant wildlife. Jabali Ridge’s combination of luxurious comfort, adventurous activities, and commitment to conservation makes it a distinguished choice for a memorable safari in the heart of Tanzania’s wild Ruaha National Park.
Day 9 : Depart
You’ll have a final breakfast at Jabali Ridge before a drive to the airstrip for your late-morning flight to Dar es Salaam. You will land at the domestic terminal and the airline will help you transfer the short distance to the international terminal, where you can check in for your international flight home. Alternatively, you can also ask us about adding on some time for beach and relaxation in Zanzibar.
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From the mighty Ngorongoro Crater to the vast rolling plains of the Serengeti and on to the dazzling blue coastline and its exotic destinations that include the spice islands of Zanzibar, Tanzania presents the safari traveller with a outstanding range of options that are amongst the very best in Africa.
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Dar es Salaam is Tanzania’s former capital, her largest city and main port. The distinctly African, colourful markets are well worth a visit and both German and British influences can still be seen in the architecture around the city. Conveniently positioned amidst some of the most important sea routes in the world, the city is the transport and economic hub of the country as well as a centre for arts and culture. It serves as an excellent jumping-off point to explore the surrounding area including Pemba, Mbudya, Unguja islands, a variety of national parks and countless pristine beaches. Visitors can look forward to a number of other activities including: learning about Tanzanian culture at the National Museum and House of Culture, visiting the eclectic Oyster Bay, and taking a stroll through the city's lush Botanical Gardens.
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Location: TanzaniaRooms:230
Discover urban living at its finest at Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel, ideally located in the heart of the city's business district. This cosmopolitan gem offers a unique blend of pan-African style and professionalism, creating an oasis for both business and leisure travelers. It's just moments away from sandy Indian Ocean beaches, vibrant fish markets, craft bazaars, and delectable restaurants.
Discover urban living at its finest at Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel, ideally located in the heart of the city's business district. This cosmopolitan gem offers a unique blend of pan-African style and professionalism, creating an oasis for both business and leisure travelers. It's just moments away from sandy Indian Ocean beaches, vibrant fish markets, craft bazaars, and delectable restaurants.
Amidst tropical gardens, this distinctive five-star hotel promises a warm welcome, vibrant experiences, and indelible memories. With a generous offering of 230 rooms, the hotel provides an abundance of options for your stay.
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Roho Ya Selous
Location: TanzaniaRooms:8
Set on a small peninsula, Roho ya Selous overlooks a key waterway linking Lake Manze to Lake Nzerakera, in the heart of the core game-viewing area of Nyerere National Park. This comfortable and stylish camp offers game drives, walking safaris, boating, and catch-and-release fishing, and is ideally situated for exploring this diverse and beautiful reserve.
Jabali Ridge
Location: TanzaniaRooms:8
Jabali Ridge’s eight suites are hidden amongst the rocky boulders that cocoon the property. An infinity pool, spa, and plenty of places to relax ensure that time in camp is as memorable as time out in the bush. Expert guides lead walking safaris, game drives, and night drives.