Welcome to Tarangire National Park Tanzania’s enchanting land of towering baobabs, vast plains, and wildlife-rich landscapes where adventure feels endless and nature’s rhythm pulses with every heartbeat.
Famed for its massive elephant herds and iconic baobab-studded scenery, Tarangire is a sanctuary where the wild moves freely and every safari moment feels deeply alive.

Here, sunsets glow across golden savannahs, rivers sparkle under acacia canopies, and the air carries the calls of birds and distant predators.
Tarangire is not just a park , it is an intimate, immersive journey into Tanzania’s northern wilderness, where the simplicity and grandeur of nature are unforgettable.

Climate

Tarangire enjoys a tropical savannah climate with distinct wet and dry seasons.

Temperatures

• Day: 24°C – 32°C
• Night: 15°C – 22°C

Rainfall

• Long rains: March – May
• Short rains: November – December

The dry season offers incredible wildlife concentration along the Tarangire River, while the wet season transforms the park into a lush, green paradise teeming with birds and newborn animals.

Getting There

By Road

• From Arusha: 2–3 hours (120 km) via paved and dirt roads
• From Kilimanjaro Airport: approx. 3 hours

By Air

• Charter flights available to Manyara or Tarangire airstrips
• Convenient for photographic, luxury, and short safaris

Park Attractions

1. Tarangire River

The lifeblood of the park, attracting large herds of elephants, buffaloes, and impalas during the dry season.
Its waters provide a perfect setting for wildlife photography and serene riverbank experiences.

2. Giant Baobab Trees

Iconic landmarks of the park, some over 2,000 years old, offering dramatic scenery and memorable safari backdrops.

3. Elephant Populations

Tarangire is renowned for its enormous herds sometimes numbering over 3,000 elephants — making it one of Africa’s top elephant destinations.

4. Rich Wildlife

Home to:

• Lions, leopards, and cheetahs
• Giraffes, zebras, and wildebeests
• Greater kudu, impalas, and oryx

Wildlife sightings are abundant, especially along riverbanks during dry months.

5. Birdlife

Over 550 bird species, including:

• African fish eagle
• Lilac-breasted roller
• Grey crowned crane
• Hornbills

The wet season attracts spectacular migratory species.

6. Scenic Landscapes

Open plains, rolling hills, riverine forests, and baobab-dotted scenery create iconic views and unmatched photographic opportunities.

Accommodation Facilities

Inside the Park

• Tarangire Safari Lodge — luxury tented lodges amidst wildlife
• Tarangire Sopa Lodge — classic comfort with panoramic views
• Maramboi Tented Camp — riverside serenity

All lodges and camps combine comfort, warm hospitality, and stunning scenery to immerse visitors in nature.

Visit Today

Tarangire National Park is perfect for:

• Wildlife photographers
• First-time safari travelers
• Birdwatchers
• Families and adventure seekers

Here, giant baobabs rise above golden plains, elephants gather gracefully by the river, and every moment feels connected to the heartbeat of Africa.

Visit Tarangire and let the quiet strength of its landscapes, the majesty of its wildlife, and the timeless rhythm of its wilderness inspire and rejuvenate your spirit.