Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park

The 2,850km2 Tarangire National Park is an integral part of the Northern Tanzania safari circuit, Tarangire is a relatively small park surrounded by private conservancies that extend it’s eco-system substantially.

During the dry months of July to November, the perennial Tarangire River, running through the heart of the park becomes the sole source of freshwater for the abundant wildlife within the Manyara National Reserve. A migration of animals in search of water and green pastures provides exceptional game viewing including wildebeest, zebra, buffalo, eland, lesser and greater kudu as well as predators such as lion, leopard and hyena. The elephant population during these months is known to reach upwards of 3,000 in the park at one time.

Experiences in Tarangire National Park

Guided Walking Safaris

Experiencing the smells, sights, and sounds of the bush on foot is one of the...

Honeymoon Safaris

Dramatic skies, champagne sundowners, endless white beaches, and intimate safari destinations, there are very few...

Bush Meals

Beyond spotting wildlife, a bush meal in the African wilderness is a quintessential element of...

Guided Bush Running

Running in the African wild combines unparalleled beauty with the chance to see plains animals...

Spa Treatments

There is no better way to unwind after an exhilarating game drive, whilst on safari...

Authentic Cultural Interactions

From afternoons spent witnessing the unphotographed ancient singing wells of Samburu, to days learning the...

Itineraries in Tarangire National Park

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