3 days: Game drive and walking safari in Ruaha National Park


Day 1: Transfer to Ruaha National Park and sunset game drive

Meet a guide and the safari jeep at Iringa and then depart to Ruaha National Park with lunch upon arrival. This will be followed by checking into your rooms then a late afternoon game drive along the Great Ruaha River. You will view the sunset activities of a variety of animal species such as Elephants, Giraffes, Gazelles, Kudus, Impalas also Birds and take in the scenery until 6:30pm before driving back for dinner and your overnight stay in the Government Bandas.


Day 2: Full day safari in Ruaha National Park


The day will begin with an early morning game drive, starting at sunrise and going through to breakfast. After breakfast there will be a drive through various habitats with various animals, birds and more stunning scenery of the Mwagusi Sand River as well as the Mdonya River. Stop for some lunch in the bush followed by further game viewing until sunset. Enjoy your dinner and overnight stay in the Government Bandas.

Day 3: Walking safari in Ruaha National Park


This morning you will do sunrise game drive or explore the park by a nature walk for 3 hours with a first rate Guide and two armed park rangers to ensure your safety. Breakfast will be enjoyed at the end of the trail and then a drive to Masai village for a 1 hour tour. This is the only chance to learn and experience their traditional way of life, customs and norms before departure to Iringa town for lunch and relaxation at the Hotel. Afterwards our team will lead you to the Gangilonga rock for sunset.
















Our price includes:
Full briefing before your trip
Services of a fully qualified, English-speaking driver and safari guide
Private 4WD Land Cruiser with pop-up roof ideal for game viewing and sightseeing
Park entrance fees
Your accommodation in Ruaha National Park at Bandas
3 meals per day (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
Water 1.5 (liters a day)
Guide/driver fees
Government taxes and 18% V.A.T


Our price does NOT include the following:
Local and international flights
Visas
Travel insurance
Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
Personal medical items
Additional food
Additional personal equipment
Tips to your team

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