2,850 km² of baobab-studded savanna along the Tarangire River, home to some of Tanzania's largest elephant herds and a superb dry-season alternative to the busier northern parks.
Things To Do
The core of every safari — tracking wildlife across the parks in a pop-top or open-sided…
A dawn flight over the Serengeti or Tarangire, drifting silently above the plains, followed by a…
Exploring the bush on foot with an armed ranger and a walking guide — tracks, plants,…
After-dark drives with a spotlight to find the nocturnal animals — genets, civets, bushbabies, aardvark and…
Tanzania has over 1,100 recorded bird species — from the flamingos of the Rift Valley lakes…
Safaris built around the light and the shot — later starts turned into longer stays at…
Where to Stay
Safari Lodge
Cliff above the Tarangire River · Tarangire National Park
The oldest lodge in Tarangire, family-owned since 1985, on a bluff above the river — a mix of bungalows and permanent tents…
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Tented Camp
Remote south-eastern Tarangire · Tarangire National Park
An Asilia tented camp in a wild, seldom-visited corner of southern Tarangire — a small classic camp known for walking safaris and…
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