Jongomero Camp
Ruaha National Park Tanzania
Tribes Style: Deluxe
As the "brochure" said a real feeling of remoteness. A stunning location, and amazing wildlife, at times literally on your doorstep.The Ruaha River is just idyllic.
Name: Mr. James Kelly
Date of trip: 29/06/2019
Number of people: 2
Ruaha is remote, but if you want remote within remote, choose to come to Jongomero. There are no other camps around here currently (2018) so the only other people you will see are people from the camp, and that only takes a maximum of 20 guests. It’s friendly, very comfortable indeed, with great food, and it even has a pool (and WiFi for 4 hour’s a day, if that is important to you). I loved the bush scenery backed by mountains, the wildlife viewing was great (though to be fair, other areas of the park can be easier for wildlife spotting if you don’t mind more people), and I felt quickly at home. I recommend it without reservation – well, only one, you need to be prepared to accept some tsetse flies in this region (not in camp), though they really didn’t spoil my stay.
Name: Amanda Marks - Tribes
Date of trip: 14/06/2018
Number of people: 1
As Siwandu- plenty of activity
Name: Mr. Alan Murdoch
Date of trip: 03/02/2017
Number of people: 2
Again excellent - layout of tents very good indeed with nice porchway where teas/coffees could be left for you in the morning. Excellent management and staff couldn\'t do enough to please. Also outstanding walking safari with Emiel. Dining on the river bed was an experience not to be forgotten nor were the surprsie breakfasts.
Name: Mrs. Kay Tremellen-Frost
Date of trip: 30/09/2014
Number of people: 2
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EnquireClient Rating for Tanzania 5/5 from 217 reviews
Excellent! Layout of tents very good indeed with nice porchway where teas/coffees could be left for you in the morning. Excellent management and staff couldn't do enough to please. Also outstanding walking safari with Emiel. Dining on the river bed was an experience not to be forgotten nor were the surprise breakfasts.