Jongomero Camp

Si lo que estáis buscando es acercaros lo máximo a la naturaleza este es vuestro lugar, Jongomero Camp organiza caminatas diarias por este "gran desierto" acompañados por un guía armado y un guarda del parque, olvidandonos de los 4 x 4.

Nos ofrecen la posibilidad de seguir las huellas de los primeros exploradores a través de la zona más salvaje de África y echar un vistazo a los animales a medida que avanzan en su rutina diaria. Para quienes buscan una verdadera experiencia de vida salvaje africana, una visita al Parque Nacional Ruaha es esencial. Debido a su "distancia de cualquier gran ciudad muy pocos turistas visitan el parque cada año, pero los que se acercan comprueban que se trata de la auténtica Africa salvaje en estado puro.

A game walk through this magnificent park is a must if you want to get as close to nature as possible. There are daily bush walks through this great wilderness accompanied by an armed guide and a park ranger. Tread in the footsteps of those early explorers as you carefully work your way through Africas wildest area and get a glimpse of animals as they go about their daily routine from ground level, without the luxury of a vehicle. Immerse yourself in nature and learn about the skill of tracking, survival, dung identification and the various mammals, insects and plants very often neglected from vehicles.

For anyone seeking a true African wilderness experience, a visit to Ruaha National Park is essential. One of Tanzanias' wildest parks, Ruaha can only be described as a true unspoiled natural wilderness. Due to its' distance from any major city very few tourists visit the park each year but those who do are treated to unsurpassable wilderness and complete isolation. The landscape is rugged and harsh and no other park in Tanzania epitomises the definition of "wild Africa" quite like the Ruaha. Vast and untouched the Ruaha National park, after the annexation of two other major conservation areas is now the largest National Park in Tanzania and stands currently at an incredible 23,000 square kilometers; substantially larger than Wales! The park is perhaps the least well-known and yet to connoisseurs it is without doubt one of the most spectacular in Africa.