Get off the beaten track and visit Ruaha National Park in Central Tanzania. With relatively fewer visitors compared to the parks in the north, Ruaha remains largely unexplored and you will feel as if you have the place to yourself. Enjoy the striking scenery, herds of animals, predators, and prolific birdlife while in the park.

Selous National Park is in the South East of Tanzania and has an area of 21,000 square miles making it four times bigger than the Serengeti. It became a UNESCO world heritage site in 1982. It offers a diverse selection of flora and fauna. It is known for its huge population of elephant and is one of the few places in the world where one has a chance to see the endangered wild dog.