Ugalla is where Charlie truly comes into its own between mid July and mid October; pioneering landscape and exploration at your fingertips.

Ruaha is one of Africa’s last great unspoilt wildlife meccas. Ruaha is one of the larger national parks in Tanzania but with fewer visitors than its northern cousins. This untouched territory suits us down to the ground, especially when exploring on foot.

Ruaha is superb for walking - the varied and vast landscapes with sweeping sand rivers and swathes of woodland mean that there is abundant wildlife and revelations around every corner. In Ruaha, we have the freedom to explore these diverse tracts of habitat. Perfect for a few days with a mobile camp.

Our step into Ugalla is a conscious step back to our roots as safari pioneers, because while the world may have changed, the things that make a safari exceptional haven’t.

Designed with exploration in mind, lightness of touch and mobility are central to its purpose. Charlie can get into - and around - some of Tanzania’s least explored wilderness areas - Ugalla is certainly that. Places where we have the freedom to be truly flexible. To be alone, but connected in ways we may have forgotten.