Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park, is a stunning yet underrated gem in northern Tanzania. Known for its majestic baobabs, vast plains, and large elephant herds, it offers a peaceful safari experience. During the dry season, it hosts Tanzania’s highest mammal concentration, including wild dogs, gerenuk, and over 500 bird species, making it a wildlife haven.

``The Paradise of Elephants``

Welcome to Tarangire National Park! Whether for a day trip or an overnight stay, this park offers something special. Renowned for its dense elephant population and exceptional birding, Tarangire spans 2,850 km², named after the river that sustains its wildlife, ensuring a truly unforgettable safari experience.

Elephants Dust In Tarangire
Gang-Males-and-Giraffe-Ndutu Private Safari

Wildlife

The Park is renowned for its abundant wildlife, making it a prime safari destination. Visitors can easily spot elephants, elands, giraffes, lions, buffaloes, cheetahs, leopards, and zebras while exploring in a 4×4 safari Vehicles. The park’s diverse ecosystem ensures unforgettable wildlife encounters in a breathtaking natural setting.

Birdwatcher's Paradise

Tarangire is a birdwatcher’s paradise, with over 500 species, including rare and breeding birds. The park’s swamps provide an ideal habitat, making it a unique destination for bird lovers. Don’t miss the chance to experience this exceptional avian diversity—plan your trip!

Egret in Tarangire
Up Side down Tree in Tarangire

Up Side Trees

Baobab trees can live up to 300 years, growing trunks over 100 feet in circumference. Having stood through centuries of history, these ancient trees would surely be fascinating storytellers if they could speak, sharing tales from the past.

Termite Mounds

The mud mounds in Tarangire, created by termites using underground mud and saliva, serve as natural observation points for wildlife. When abandoned, these mounds become homes for dwarf mongooses, offering shelter and protection for the small mammals.

The Best Time To Visit

The best time for wildlife viewing in Tarangire is during the dry season, from June to November. The Tarangire River attracts thousands of animals, including large elephant herds. It’s prime time to spot lions, leopards, cheetahs, and more.