Jabali Ridge is built directly into a formation of granite boulders in Ruaha National Park, an Asilia property whose design deliberately works with the surrounding rock rather than clearing it, resulting in one of the more distinctive lodges on the southern circuit.
Suites built among the boulders with glass frontages and private plunge pools, each with panoramic views over Ruaha’s baobab-studded plains.
A strong, contemporary dining programme served among the rock formations.
Game drives and walking safaris across Ruaha’s varied terrain, one of Tanzania’s least crowded major parks.
Ruaha holds one of Tanzania’s largest lion populations and significant African wild dog numbers, alongside greater and lesser kudu rarely seen on the northern circuit.
The boulder formations surrounding the lodge provide dramatic foreground texture for landscape photography, distinct from Ruaha’s more open baobab plains.
Asilia’s Ruaha operations support wild dog research and monitoring in one of the species’ most important remaining strongholds.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
