Our understated little bush-camp has been in the beating eastern heart of the park for years, where the wildlife is most concentrated. Sorties from here, encountering the great mammals of Africa, can be thrilling and hard to tear yourself away from. So, in camp we retreat - but with Nature up very close - a quiet, canvas refuge, only disturbed by our elephant visitors. They just don’t make them like this anymore.

A grove of Kigelia (Sausage Tree) is home to our simple tented camp.  We fell in love with this camp because of it's location in the best game area of Ruaha National Park.  We felt it to be a perfect spot from which to explore - the camp's simplicity and focus on the essence of safari being totally in keeping with the Nomad way of doing things.

The camp kitchen whips up some tasty feasts - simple but satisfying meals served in the intimate dining tent or better still, under the stars.  Like all bush camps, there's a camp-fire where the essential sundowner can be enjoyed as the hot day gives way to cool nights. 

• Combines well with Sand Rivers Selous or Kiba Point Selous
• Flight links to Katavi in the West and Tarangire/Manyara/Serengeti in the North, as well as Selous in the South.

• Particularly well-known for large elephant and buffalo herds
• Excellent opportunities to see big cats
• Lots of other plains game, crocodiles and hippos
• Fabulous birdlife