
Classic Tanzania Safari
This Tanzania highlights small group safari takes you to the heart of the action trying to catch sight of the migration, witness wildlife in the Ngorongoro Crater and enjoy an option hot air balloon ride over the Serengeti.
Experience the wild remoteness at Chada Katavi Camp, set in the rugged Katavi National Park of Western Tanzania. Positioned to enjoy panoramic views, the semi-open fronts of the tents allow for a natural cooling breeze to pass through.
Katavi National Park is like taking a step back in time to a bygone era where the animals seem bigger and wilder in comparison to other national parks, due to Katavi's remoteness.
Game viewing is based on the fragile seasonal rivers, as the seasons change and the rivers start to dry, the crocodiles will be digging their mud caves, whilst the hippopotamus fight as they are forced into smaller wallows.
Game drives will be spent in full open-air safari vehicles, and you also have the chance to get out on foot on a walking safari.
Chada Katavi Location
Chada Camp is in the remote Katava National Park, 50km east of Lake Tanganyika.
How to get to Chada Katavi
Chada Katavi is about a 30-minute straight drive from Ikuu Airstrip, or a leisurely hour’s game drive en-route to the camp.
Chada Katavi Accommodation & Facilities
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Chada Katavi Wildlife
Chada Katavi Dining
This Tanzania highlights small group safari takes you to the heart of the action trying to catch sight of the migration, witness wildlife in the Ngorongoro Crater and enjoy an option hot air balloon ride over the Serengeti.
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