Rupert Finch Hatton

Nomad Tanzania Introduces Complimentary Flights to Southern and Western Tanzania Safari Combos

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton February 24, 2025

Complimentary flights open access to wilderness safari experiences Nomad Tanzania today announced two flight specials that enhance access to some of Tanzania’s most remote and rewarding wilderness areas. These journeys invite travellers to explore beyond well-known safari routes into the less-visited southern and western regions, where authentic wilderness experiences await. Western Tanzania: Katavi and Mahale…

Nomad’s Safari competition delivers life-changing medical outreach in remote Tanzania

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton February 19, 2025

Nomad Tanzania’s recent safari competition has raised £13,100, the money raised will be used to host additional ‘beds for meds’ outreach clinics in the coming months of 2025. Nomad’s ‘beds for meds’ programme reaches villages that sit far beyond conventional healthcare networks – think of it as the ultimate house call – using beds in…

WIN A $14,500 WILDERNESS SAFARI IN TANZANIA’S UNTAMED SOUTH

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton January 15, 2025

Time is running out to win six nights in the company of Africa’s most enigmatic creatures – a $14,500 safari through Tanzania’s wild southern reaches draws to a close tomorrow. This isn’t about infinity pools or pressed linens. It’s about dwelling in the heart of Ruaha, where elephant herds roam, and along the mighty Rufiji…

Nomad Tanzania Social Impact Report: Hot off the Press

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton August 28, 2024

By booking a Nomad safari, you join a force for good. Our newly released impact report provides a snapshot of the amazing projects happening on the ground, the opportunity for our people – all as a result of a Nomad safari. Our mission is simple as we look to harness the power of our safaris…

Rustic brilliance awaits in Mahale

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton August 1, 2024

Greystoke has always been a precious jewel beside the vast Lake Tanganyika and little has changed in that regard over the years. It remains the premier chimping experience in Africa. Remote, magical; our lost world in the west. Life in the forest continues to evolve and we are delighted to share some camp updates that…

Star beds introduced at Nomad’s Kigelia, Ruaha

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton May 22, 2024

Exciting news in the south as we launch a new addition to our intimate little bush camp. From June 2024 every room at Kigelia will be seamlessly integrated with a hand-crafted star bed. Each platform is raised up to bring a whole new perspective on the wildlife below. We invite guests to embrace this celestial…

Nomad’s Transformation of Entamanu is Complete

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton May 21, 2024

Our wild abode on the edge of the iconic Crater has transformed. Introducing the new lounge and dining area, a seamless blend of our distinctive flair and originality. This space, designed with a focus on community, features snug corners that offer a comfortable retreat, accompanied by captivating views of the Crater. This unassuming yet inviting…

Nomad’s Walking Safaris Launched Into Ruaha

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton May 20, 2024

Our commitment to the untamed wilderness has always been epitomised through the art of walking safaris – stripping away all the excesses and exploring the quieter corners, on foot. We have designed and launched an old-school mobile camp to venture into the most remote areas of Tanzania. Our Expeditionary Walking Camp is designed with mobility…

It’s green for GO at Nomad Tanzania

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton October 18, 2021

It’s green for go We’re off UK’s red list! We’re jumping for joy at the UK giving Tanzania the green light, just in time for green season. With Christmas just round the corner, now’s the time to take advantage of last-minute offers and get out to where it’s good. Our one-stop Covid doc All…

Nomad Tanzania’s Wild West Webinar

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton February 26, 2021

Nomad Tanzania’s Wild West Webinar Date: Thursday 4th March 2021 Time: 09:00 EST / 14:00 GMT / 17:00 EAT Join us for a session on all things wild and western. Katavi is about remote, expeditionary adventure, while Mahale takes you further off the map to meet chimps and fall under the spell of Greystoke. Put…

Nomad Tanzania Announces Virtual FAM Trip Series

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton February 8, 2021

How’d you fancy three visits to Tanzania over the coming weeks? Well, the good news is that we’re running a series of virtual FAM trips to talk Nomad camps, safari experiences and hidden gems. We will be covering each safari circuit in Tanzania and we’ll be joined by a pack of very special guests along the way.…

Nomad Tanzania’s Meaningful Pursuits

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton December 27, 2020

We hope you’ve had a fabulous festive season. As the year has drawn to a close, we at Nomad Tanzania have been celebrating all the good that’s come of your safaris. We launched the third and final episode of ‘The Conservation Conundrum’, all about how we put your safaris to work for good. It’s well worth…

Selous, Nyerere… What’s in a name?

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton December 9, 2020

A park by any other name… Selous Game Reserve became Nyerere National Park last year, and we’ve been making all the necessary updates. But what’s in a name, you might ask? Quite a lot, it turns out. This vast tract of wilderness has seen quite a few decades of history, and entwined in its archives are the tales of some…

Nomad’s Latest and Greatest

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton August 10, 2020

We thought we’d bundle together a bunch of our latest and greatest, so gather round and we’ll regale you with titbits, tips and tales from Tanzania. Rates, offers & T&C’s A reminder that we’ve frozen our rates for next year! And in addition to our normal fab specials, we’re also offering low season rates…

Nomad Tanzania’s New Film

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton January 27, 2020

This is our meaningful pursuit. Today, we’re asking you for just eight minutes and 55 seconds. Watch the first episode of our new series of films. EPISODE 1: HEALTH We believe that for us to make a meaningful contribution to the conservation of our wildlife, we need to take care of the needs of our…

Nomad Tanzania on Wetu

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton January 20, 2020

For those of you using Wetu please make a note that all Nomad content has been refreshed and updated with new imagery and information. You can view our full catalogue here: https://wetu.com/Rack/View/Catalogue/1388 Please also pay special attention to Serengeti Safari Camp, whose locations are now listed as follows: Serengeti Safari Camp North Serengeti Safari Camp South…

“Chimpolitics” in Mahale

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton January 12, 2020

We’ve started the year with the mountain air full of change in Mahale. The chimpanzees, clearly not wanting to be left behind when it comes to tumultuous politics, have had a dramatic shift in hierarchy. Primus, M Community Alpha male for the past seven years, has been ousted. Grab a cuppa (it’s no doubt been…

Serengeti Safari Camp’s Epic Transfer Walk is Back

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton November 26, 2019

Serengeti Safari Camp will soon be making its way to Ndutu in the Southern Serengeti. What that means for us at Nomad is that we can once again offer our epic transfer walk from Entamanu Ngorongoro to Serengeti Safari Camp. Why drive, when you can walk off the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater and onto the vast Southern Serengeti? We think…

Nomad Tanzania introduces Entamanu Private

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton September 16, 2019

This is our most exclusive Crater experience. We’re so excited to introduce you to the newest member of our Nomad family of camps. Entamanu Private is now open. There is surely no truer way to appreciate the magnitude and wonder of the Ngorongoro Crater than from Entamanu Private, where it’s done entirely on your own terms…

Greystoke Mahale’s Mwiga Mambo Features on Faces of Africa

APTA NewsBy Rupert Finch Hatton May 20, 2019

Chimpanzees are a “family business” for Mwiga Mambo; his father and uncle were among the first people to work with the Japanese research team in Mahale when they arrived in 1965. He met Jane Goodall when he was 16, and impressed her with his knowledge of chimpanzees, and with a drawing he had done of a chimp.…

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