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Did you know 24% of Tanzania’s surface area is protected for wildlife? Impressively, over 250,000 sq km – about half each as National Parks and Game Reserves. At just over 4,000 sq km, Katavi is a relatively small park but it’s also one of the least visited and therefore a bit of a hidden gem.

Our first night there was also our first opportunity to get out the camping kit. We took a ‘special campsite’ permit, which essentially enabled us to choose our own spot overlooking the almost entirely dry Lake Katavi plains. We’ve been lucky to stay at some lovely safari properties on our travels, but I have to say that being out there on our own was magical and what I had so been looking forward to.

Our second Katavi destination was Chada Camp, an intentionally rustic canvas and thatch camp overlooking the Chada floodplains. The views are inspiring and, as with Lake Katavi, there’s a constant stream of wildlife passing by.

From Katavi, our next stop is Ruaha.

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