Access & Location
The house is accessed via approximately 50 minutes’ road transfer from Msembe Airstrip. It’s set around three big baobabs, in Ruaha National Park.
Sophisticated accommodation in Ruaha National Park set around three mighty baobab trees
Indoor and outdoor lounge and dining areas, open-plan kitchen, plunge pool, and access to the facilities at Jabali Ridge

Two master bedrooms and a smaller third bedroom with twin beds, all with en-suite facilities
Game drives, night drives, and walking safaris

Jabali Private House offers classic safari activities, as follows:
The second largest national park in Tanzania, Ruaha covers over 20,000 square kilometres of sprawling savanna, miombo woodlands, and abundant water sources, and it’s home to a real wealth of wildlife. Drives from the house are available during early morning and late afternoon, and they focus on looking out for the park’s highlights. These include four of the Big Five – lion, leopard, elephant, and buffalo – in addition to smaller predators and herbivores such as cheetah, serval, caracal, wild dog, giraffe, wildebeest, zebra, and a fine assortment of antelopes! As you’re accompanied on these adventures by a private guide, and in a private vehicle, you can set the pace and decide whether there are any particular species you’d like to try to see.

Guests of Jabali Private House can also enjoy searching for Ruaha’s nocturnal creatures! Head out after sunset, and you’ll have a lot of fun spotting the likes of leopard, civet, and the prickly porcupine.

Walks take place in the hills surrounding Jabali and it’s best to stride out during the morning, before the heat sets in. In the company of your guide, you can take time to appreciate the smaller lives of Ruaha, such as the park’s intriguing plants, insects, and birdlife.

The house is accessed via approximately 50 minutes’ road transfer from Msembe Airstrip. It’s set around three big baobabs, in Ruaha National Park.
The communal spaces at Jabali Private House are accessed through grand timber doors at the back of the building, and here too there are shutters that can be opened or closed as you prefer.
The indoor lounge area features a very inviting large leather sofa with plenty of cushions, as well as some chic armchairs and pouffes around a coffee table, and books full of fabulous photos. The kitchen, open plan to the lounge, includes a sizeable breakfast bar, which is often the setting for casual brunches and lunches as well as the first meal of the day. Guests are welcome to help themselves to snacks and drinks from the kitchen, although the staff are always on hand to help. Just outside, on the house’s veranda, there’s a table-and-chairs for al fresco dining, in addition to an informal lounge area with beanbags. The plunge pool adjoins the deck, offering a great spot for cooling off in between safari activities. You can also enjoy the larger infinity pool with incredible views at Jabali Ridge nearby, along with the property’s restaurant, bar, and spa.
There are two master bedrooms, with either a double or twin bed/s, and a smaller bedroom with fixed twin beds.
In the master bedrooms, furnishings include bedside stands and lighting, and a writing desk, on which you’ll find an internal radio and a selection of reading material. Louvered shutter-doors surround most of the room and can be opened right up to provide lovely views into the surrounding bush! The en-suite facilities are open plan to the bedroom space, and they comprise twin stone washbasins and an indoor shower that becomes an outdoor shower once you’ve opened the shutters. The toilet is tucked away behind a closed door. Toiletries, robes, and slippers are supplied. The third bedroom, as well as being smaller than the two master bedrooms, is positioned at the back of the house. Although it lacks the views, it’s still very nicely presented and has its own en-suite washroom. All parts of the private house have Wi-Fi.