Jongomero Camp sits far into Ruaha’s interior, beside a sand river in one of the most remote and least-visited corners of Tanzania’s largest national park, run by Nomad Tanzania with a deliberately small, personal footprint.
Spacious tented suites set along the riverbed, each with a private veranda and outdoor shower, furnished in an understated, natural style.
A strong, home-style dining programme served communally, drawing on the camp’s genuinely remote setting for a slower pace of hospitality.
Game drives and walking safaris across Ruaha’s rugged, baobab-studded terrain, one of Tanzania’s least crowded major parks.
Ruaha holds one of Tanzania’s largest lion populations and a significant number of African wild dog, alongside substantial elephant and greater and lesser kudu populations rarely seen on the northern circuit.
Ruaha’s low visitor numbers mean predator sightings are frequently unshared with other vehicles, a genuine rarity on Tanzania’s more heavily visited northern parks.
Nomad Tanzania’s Ruaha operations support the park’s wild dog research and monitoring programmes, a species in serious decline across much of its former range.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
