Nomad Tanzania, one of East Africa's original safari companies, has announced the latest addition to their Tanzanian portfolio, Kigelia Ruaha. Set in a secluded grove of Kigelia in Southern Tanzania on the banks of the Ifuguru Sand River, the camp is sited in the best wildlife area in Ruaha National Park.

Nomad Tanzania has taken ownership of Kigelia Ruaha, previously an Afrika Afrika camp and will be operating "as is" until 7th January 2014, after which it will re-open on 1st June 2014 after a cosmetic renovation as a Nomad Tanzania Camp.

Six large safari tents present traditional accommodation in the bush, complete with wide verandahs, en-suite bathrooms, flush loos and outdoor bucket showers. The camp operates with a light footprint, keeping water use to a minimum and providing solar lighting in all tents.

From June to September, walking safaris are at their best. It is also a great time to see elephant and buffalo herds. October to November, when the weather is dry and hot offers heavy concentrates of game around the inland lakes and the more humid period of December to March enables guests the opportunity to view an abundance of bird life and the possibility to witness many animals calving.

A variety of activities are available including game drives in open 4WD vehicles, walking safaris, sundowners and bush picnics. Due to its remote location and the lack of human inhabitants there is a heavy concentration of game in the area and a plethora of wildlife ensuring an invigorating safari experience in one of the most unique spots in Tanzania.

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Kigelia Ruaha will augment Nomad Tanzania's collection of camps across the remotest parts of Tanzania, bringing customers the most unique and exhilarating safari experience. The camp neatly ties together the western circuit with Nomad's other southern camps and is also easily accessible via Arusha and the northern circuit, in addition to Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar. Other camps in the portfolio include:

• Kiba Point - a private safari camp in the rich game area of the Selous
• Sand Rivers Selous - the original Selous camp and amongst the best walking areas in Tanzania
• Greysoke Mahale- the iconic lodge on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, offering relaxation and chimp trekking
• Chada Katavi - as wild as it gets on the Chada Plain, an unbelievable concentration of big game in one of the remotest camps in East Africa
• Nduara Loliondo - our tented camp in wild and exclusive Maasailand adjoining the Serengeti
• Serengeti Safari Camp - a traditional mobile safari camp that moves to be always in reach of the wildebeest migration
• Lamai Serengeti - a year-round wildlife destination, tucked amongst the rocks of Kogakuria Kopje

For more information please contact Emma Lovett:

Emma@scottideas.com / Cell: +44 79102 15190

www.nomad-tanzania.com