Episode Summary: Rael Zieve speaks with Julia Bishop, Director of Hodi Hodi in southern Tanzania. Julia explains the meaning behind the name Hodi Hodi and the warm African welcome it represents. She shares how international guests can reach the camp through Dar es Salaam or Zanzibar. The conversation explores Hodi Hodi’s location near Ruaha National Park, its rooms, facilities and relaxed safari atmosphere. Julia talks about the camp’s farm-to-table food, wildlife, walking safaris and night safari experiences. She also explains how Hodi Hodi works with nearby communities to protect 17,000 acres of land and support local projects.
Guest Information: Julia Bishop Director Hodi Hodi Southern Tanzania
Key Takeaways / Topics Covered: Why southern Tanzania and Ruaha offer a quieter alternative to the better-known northern safari circuit. How Hodi Hodi combines wildlife, local food, personal service and community-led conservation. Guests who book a three-night stay can receive a fourth night free, including full board and activities for the additional day.
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