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Katavi Wildlife Camp is set back amongst the trees fringing the Kitasunga Plain. As the

Katuma river is positioned nearby to the camp, animals must parade past on their daily
commute to drink. The small camp of just 8 tents ensures a very personalised stay, as well as

there only being a handful of lodges in the park, guests will have an extremely exclusive
experience. The bar lounge has perfect views out across the plain where many lion kills are

witnessed as there is a resident pride of lion close by. In the dry season the water levels drop

so much so that you can get a rare opportunity to view inside the crocodile caves.

Accommodation Activities

Katavi Wildlife Camp has 6 luxury tents Game drives are taken in open, adapted

elevated on wooden platforms providing 4WD vehicles. The vehicles have tiered

excellent views over the Kitasunga Plain. seating and roof shading, allowing the
guests to enjoy the closeness to nature. Soft
2 additional suites are available which
comprise of 2 tents and luxury ensuite drinks are provided.

bathrooms, on a shared wooden platform Walking safari can be arranged with
with a private plunge pool. TANAPA at the park headquarters.

All tents are mosquito proof, with excellent Plenty of game can be seen from the camp.
views and solar heated running water. At least once a year, guests have watched a

lion kill from their veranda or the bar

lounge.

Getting There

Safari Air Link operates twice weekly scheduled flights from Ruaha to Katavi. The return
flight continues to Selous, Mikumi, Zanzibar and Dar. The flight days are Mondays and

Thursdays. Private charters are available on any day of the week.

By road, the route to Katavi takes you via Mbeya and Sumbawanga, but can be quite
challenging.

www.kataviwildlifecamp.com