Expeditions in most remote corners of Tanzania
Nomad has many years of experience in seeking out the quieter less crowded areas. We tend to stay away from crowds and create the type of safari we love.
Access breathtaking locations you never thought possible
Experience light-touch access to some of Tanzania’s most exceptional wilderness areas; places like Ugalla National Park, the little visited southern boundary of Ruaha National Park, or the stunning Gol Mountains on the eastern boundary of the Serengeti, and the lesser known southwestern section of the Serengeti. With no permanent bush camps or safari lodges, places like this are beyond the reach of most tourists, making them extra special for low impact walking or quiet game drive safaris. In an increasingly crowded planet, the privilege of accessing these magical places is not to be underestimated.
Charlie, Sanjan
Charlie, Southwest Serengeti
Charlie, Ugalla
Charlie, Ruaha
In the field with Nomad
Charlie is safari in it's truest form. When I am here, I feel like I am doing the work I was trained to do — reading the land, following the animals, and being in the right place at the right time.
I love Charlie because it reminds me why I became a guide. There is no showing off here, no rushing — just good guiding, good teamwork, and respect for the bush. For me, Charlie is honest safari, the way it was before everything became too easy. It’s not for everyone, and that’s okay, because if we all liked the same things in life, it would be boring.
Pay Mbaryo
Expedition Safari Camps
Safari experience
Design your perfect wild days
Charlie is about exploring really cool remote locations and doing so with attention to the small things. The camp is lightweight allowing your location to move within the area over a few days. Time in camp is varied; walk in the cool of the day, head out on a game drive as the evening sun sets or just enjoy quiet moments
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Lamai sticks its head above the rest both literally and figuratively.
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Sweet dreams are indeed made of this.
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The hugely respected Nomad Tanzania…have chosen to build in an area of acacia trees and kigelia trees... six large canvas tents stand in a line that traces the run of the river and are spaced to ensure privacy... they are also equipped for comfort, with hot bucket showers and enormous beds.
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Complete escapism awaits at newly opened Mkombe’s House, the only private house in Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park.