Tarangire

The grand scene of the migration

Tarangire National Park has an incredible diversity of landscapes and vegetation and is famous for the large number of elephants, baobabs and climbing lions. The topography of the hills covered with baobabs and anthills is divided by the river Tarangire which attracts a large number of animals migrating in the dry season.

Nearby there is a natural protected area managed by ten Maasai communities and established in the year 2003 to protect the migratory corridor between lake Tarangire, lake Manyara and Manyara ranch. In the wet season this area attracts large flocks of flamingos and other aquatic birds.

During these months the concentration of animals along the river Tarangire is nearly as diverse as in the Ngorongoro crater. When the rains arrive in April and May the animals disperse. In June and July gazelles and oryx return followed by elephants, zebras and wildebeest.

The weather in tanzania

Average Temperaturel: 20º
Temperatures range: 30º / 10º
Dry Season: From June to October
Wet Season: From November to May

Tanzanian wildlife

  • Antelopes
  • Ostriches
  • Baboons
  • Buffaloes
  • Zebras
  • Jackals
  • Chimpanzees
  • Crocodiles
  • Elephants
  • Flamingos
  • Gazelles
  • Herons
  • Cheetahs
  • Hyenas
  • Hippos
  • Ibis
  • Impalas
  • Boars
  • Giraffes
  • Lizards
  • Lions
  • Leopards
  • Mongooses
  • Wildebeest
  • Rhinos

Special lodgings in excepcional sceneries

Tarangire & Surroundings

Lake Burunge Tented Lodge

Tarangire

Maramboi Tented Lodge

Tarangire

Ngorongoro Farm House

Ngorongoro

Follow the trail when it’s still warm

With our Mobile Camps always be in the middle of the action

Activities in Tarangire

SAFARIS IN TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK

SAFARIS IN MANYARA NATIONAL PARK

VISIT CAVE PAINTINGS IN KONDOA