
Ruaha National Park in Tanzania is part of the Rungwa-Kizigo-Muhesi ecosystem which covers 45 000 square kilometers. The name Ruaha originates from the Hehe word ‘ruvaha’ which means ‘river’.
The park history dates back to 1910. In the years after various reserves and wetlands were incorporated into Ruaha National Park. Today Ruaha National Park is the largest park in Tanzania and East Africa - with an area of about 20,226 km².
The best time of the year to see large mammals and cats is during the dry season of May to December. January to May - the wet season - is ideal for birdwatching, wildflowers and Kudu, whose breeding season is in June. Ruaha National Park’s variety of plants, animals, birdlife, mountains, wetlands and natural springs provide an array of safari choices.
Ruaha National Park has a high diversity or plant and animal life including elephants, buffalo, wild dogs and various species of antelope. Ruaha National Park is accessible by air and by road. The park offers game viewing, walking safaris, bird watching and bush meals.
Set against a backdrop of baobab-studded plains and winding rivers, these Ruaha National Park safari lodges in Tanzania offer a serene retreat surrounded by incredible wildlife including lions, elephants and rare wild dogs.
Guests can enjoy luxury tented suites, open-air lounges, swimming pools, and candlelit dining under the stars, all designed to blend seamlessly with nature.
With expert-guided game drives, walking safaris, and breathtaking scenery, staying at a Ruaha safari lodge promises both comfort and access to game viewing in a superb national park in Tanzania.