Katavi Wildlife Camp offers a second Nomad Tanzania base within Katavi National Park, one of the least-visited major parks in the country, giving travellers an alternative access point to the park’s famously dense dry-season wildlife concentrations.
Canvas tents set among Katavi’s woodland, simply furnished in keeping with the park’s remote, low-impact character.
Home-style meals served communally, reflecting the camp’s genuinely remote setting.
Game drives and walking safaris across Katavi’s floodplains, largely without other vehicles in sight.
Katavi’s dry-season hippo pools, crowded with animals fighting for shrinking water, are among the most dramatic and least-documented wildlife spectacles in East Africa.
As with its sister camp, Katavi’s extraordinary dry-season hippo concentrations offer rare, largely unphotographed material for dedicated wildlife photographers.
The camp supports Katavi’s ranger capacity in one of Tanzania’s most under-resourced protected areas relative to its ecological significance.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
