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.

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. 

map of Expeditionary Safari Camps
Charlie, Sanjan

Charlie, Sanjan

Charlie, Southwest Serengeti

Charlie, Southwest Serengeti

Charlie, Ugalla

Charlie, Ugalla

Charlie, Ruaha

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

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 

Fall off the map for a few days

Explore one of Africa's last great unspoilt wildlife meccas. This is where Nomad can be very Nomad. It's the largest national park in Tanzania, yet with a tenth of the number of visitors of its more famous cousin, the Serengeti. 

Reviews

N. FINANCE

Review for kusini serengeti

Sulleman's infectious enthusiasm and the wonderful camp team

The amazing team in camp - Sulleman's infectious enthusiasm and Julius leading a fantastic walk. Sunrise + Sunset from the Kopje.

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R. Kennedy

Review for kusini serengeti

Attentive, knowledgeable, and humorous staff

The staff! Great humour, attention to detail and knowledge. The food is fantastic and the scenery is breath taking.

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G. COOKE

Review for kusini serengeti

Flawless ratings across overall stay, guiding, food, housekeeping, and service

all of it. everything was FANTASTIC!

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J. Rogers

Review for kusini serengeti

Hospitality of the highest standard from exemplary, kind, and knowledgeable staff

My wife and I enjoyed our magical stay in the heart of the Serengeti where we received hospitality of the highest standard from exemplary kind, friendly and knowledgeable staff. We cannot find fault with the overall experience and would heartily recommend staying with Nomad.

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In a grove of sausage trees in Ruaha National Park on the banks of the Ifuguru River, in the best game area in the park.

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Rooms are hidden among massive boulders on a little kopje - each with astonishing views over hundreds of miles of wriggling, giggling, trumpeting, roaring creatures

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Open from June to end October, it offers a changing wildlife spectacle as the Kakuma River dries up, the plains turn gold, and the remaining pools become increasingly contested by the huge numbers of hippos, while crocs hunker down in riverbank caves. 

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You might say the 20-year-old Nomad Tanzania knows this corner of the world more intimately than most—which might explain how their next venture is the first to secure a previously untapped viewpoint. Six canvas bungalows, lined up along the Ngorongoro Crater Rim, feature unprecedented vistas of both the crater floor sunrises and Serengeti sunsets.

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The majority of safari camps and safari lodges are not set up for young children, but this exclusive-use sister property to the eight-room Lamai Serengeti was designed especially for them: there are two fenced-off pools (including one for infants and toddlers), the staff cook to order and game drives are when it suits.

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