Jabali Ridge

Jabali Ridge looks out from its high position across the savannah grasslands towards the Mwagusi River. Ruaha National Park is a massive national park teeming with wildlife.

Msembe Airstrip is just a 50-minute drive away from Jabali Ridge.

No, Jabali Ridge closes yearly from the 15th to the 31st of March.

The rate at the Jabali Ridge includes full-board accommodation (three meals per day), house drinks, game drives, night drives, guided walks, transfers to/from the nearest airstrip, and limited laundry service.

Yes, as well as over 550 bird species, the Ruaha National Park is home to leopards, cheetahs, and rare African wild dogs. Also present are lions, antelope, elephants, giraffes, and bat-eared foxes.

Guests at the Jabali Ridge will benefit from en-suite bathrooms with flush toilets, private outdoor seating, Wi-Fi, in-room safe box.

Yes, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and body lotions are all supplied at Jabali Ridge.

No, as hairdryers use much power – which is in short supply – hairdryers cannot be used at the Jabali Ridge

Yes, Jabali Ridge is popular with family groups.

Yes, Jabali Ridge provides the following activities: game drives, evening game drives, walking safaris, a spa, and a swimming pool.

The tap water at Jabali Ridge is only recommended for washing and cleaning. Bottled mineral water should be used for drinking and brushing teeth.

Yes, Jabali Ridge is a safe place to stay.

If you have any dietary requirements, allergies, or medical conditions, please let Jabali Ridge know before arriving.

Yes, there is Wi-Fi at Jabali Ridge, suitable for sending e-mails, etc., but not for heavy usage such as downloading large files.

Staying at Jabali Ridge for two nights or more will allow you to get to know the area better.