Tanzania – 7-day Ruaha & Katavi Safari – Tailored Fly-in
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Tour Type
Classic Wildlife Safaris
Group Size
11 persons
Location
Southern Tanzania
Overview
June 2026
- Per person sharing: US$ 4,835
- Single/Solo* traveller: US$ 5,435
- Per child sharing, age 5-14 years***: US$ 3,400
July - October 2026
- Per person sharing: US$ 5,395
- Single/Solo* traveller: US$ 6,255
- Per child sharing, age 5-14 years**: US$ 3,680
*An additional flight supplement might apply if the minimum number of 4 passengers per flight segment is not met.
**Families travelling with children aged 10 or below are required to book a private vehicle in High Season
***In low season, families travelling with children aged 10 or below are subject to a charge of 50% of the private vehicle rate but game drives will be scheduled times only
Included/Excluded
Light aircraft flights Dar es Salaam to Ruaha to Katavi to Dar es Salaam, includes a baggage allowance of 23kgs per passenger in soft bags including hand luggage
6 nights' accommodation on full-board basis
Park fees
Road transfers from/to airstrip
2 daily, shared game drives
International Flights
Activities not mentioned
Entry visa
Increase in government tax and park fees
Drinks
Gratuities - we recommend US$ 10 per person/day for lodge staff & guides
Travel insurance
Itinerary
Day 1-4
Ruaha National Park, Tanzania
Day 1-4
Ruaha National Park, Tanzania
Following its recent expansion, Ruaha is currently East Africa’s biggest national park and the second-largest on the African continent. It is also Tanzania’s most sizeable elephant haven and home to a profusion of around 570 bird species, including kingfishers, plovers, egrets, hornbills and sunbirds. Crocodiles and hippos thrive in the Great Ruaha River, which flows along the sanctuary’s eastern border in the rainy season. In the dry season between July and November, animals flock to the last remaining water sources, presenting an exceptional wildlife spectacle.
Day 4-7
Katavi National Park, Tanzania
Day 4-7
Katavi National Park, Tanzania
Located in western Tanzania, the remote Katavi National Park is a captivating stop along the western tourist route. Encompassing Lake Katavi, the Katuma River, and picturesque Lake Chala, Katavi National Park encompasses roughly 4500 square kilometres of unspoiled Tanzanian woods, savannah and wetlands. This park is the third-largest in the country and is home to the world’s largest herds of buffalo. Katavi boasts a wide array of bird and animal life, including leopards, elephants, zebras, lion,s and the densest hippo and crocodile populations in the country.
Travel Styles
Fly-In Safaris
Group Fly-in Safaris
Facilities
Wifi
Gymnasium
Satellite Office
Staff Lounge
Aerobics Room
Safaris
Family Safaris
Classic Wildlife Safaris
Budget Safaris
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