Wild Southern Tanzania

Nomads has kept Chada Katavi the way it began – small and intimate with just six safari tents. Each of them is spacious and comfortable with wide open fronts giving you panoramic views of the plain and animal life that constantly comes and goes. Chada Katavi’s tents are raised up on wooden platforms on the edge of the Chada Plain. The en-suite bathrooms are at the side, also on platforms, and have eco-flush loos, and an urn of cool water to refresh yourself. Safari style bucket showers are the best thing here, tried and tested and we can think of no better way to wash off the Katavi dust under one of these. In a clearing you’ll find the dining tent and a library, both are comfortable little spaces to while away the hours when you’re not out in the midst of a safari adventure. An evening drink around the campfire is the essence of safari, helping to round off a day of excitement out in the wild.

Nomads has kept Chada Katavi the way it began – small and intimate with just six safari tents. Each of them is spacious and comfortable with wide open fronts giving you panoramic views of the plain and animal life that constantly comes and goes. Chada Katavi’s tents are raised up on wooden platforms on the edge of the Chada Plain. The en-suite bathrooms are at the side, also on platforms, and have eco-flush loos, and an urn of cool water to refresh yourself. Safari style bucket showers are the best thing here, tried and tested and we can think of no better way to wash off the Katavi dust under one of these. In a clearing you’ll find the dining tent and a library, both are comfortable little spaces to while away the hours when you’re not out in the midst of a safari adventure. An evening drink around the campfire is the essence of safari, helping to round off a day of excitement out in the wild.

A grove of Kigelia (Sausage Tree) is home to the simple tented camp. Located in the best game area of Ruaha National Park, it is the perfect spot to explore – the camp’s simplicity and focus on the essence of safari while keeping with the Nomad way of doing things.

With six tents here and it’s certainly not camping like you know it – with airy tents that provide shelter from the elements without detracting from the beauty of the natural bush setting! The tents are well furnished with locally crafted pale wood furniture and there’s a hot safari-style bucket shower under the stars (the showers are en-suite but outdoors). At the camp, the focus is on experiencing nature and where you can feel at home while simultaneously enjoying the care of a dedicated team.

A grove of Kigelia (Sausage Tree) is home to the simple tented camp. Located in the best game area of Ruaha National Park, it is the perfect spot to explore – the camp’s simplicity and focus on the essence of safari while keeping with the Nomad way of doing things.

With six tents here and it’s certainly not camping like you know it – with airy tents that provide shelter from the elements without detracting from the beauty of the natural bush setting! The tents are well furnished with locally crafted pale wood furniture and there’s a hot safari-style bucket shower under the stars (the showers are en-suite but outdoors). At the camp, the focus is on experiencing nature and where you can feel at home while simultaneously enjoying the care of a dedicated team.

Sand Rivers Selous is an intimate safari lodge in Tanzania’s Selous Game Reserve, set on a rocky peninsula with views over the Rufiji River. The lodge offers a unique blend of classic safari elegance combined with the ruggedness of a genuine bush adventure, overlooking the river that is brimming with hippos and crocodiles. There are eight spacious, open-fronted cottages made of stone and thatch, and raised up on the banks of the Rufiji with amazing views out across the river. The suites and the standard rooms all have large, open, en-suite bathrooms, with flush toilets and powerful showers.

Sand Rivers Selous is an intimate safari lodge in Tanzania’s Selous Game Reserve, set on a rocky peninsula with views over the Rufiji River. The lodge offers a unique blend of classic safari elegance combined with the ruggedness of a genuine bush adventure, overlooking the river that is brimming with hippos and crocodiles. There are eight spacious, open-fronted cottages made of stone and thatch, and raised up on the banks of the Rufiji with amazing views out across the river. The suites and the standard rooms all have large, open, en-suite bathrooms, with flush toilets and powerful showers.