Skip to content Tarangire National Park in northern Tanzania is a hidden gem famed for its massive elephant herds and iconic baobab-studded landscapes. Centred on the life-giving Tarangire River, the park bursts with wildlife, especially during the dry season.
Often overlooked in favour of its famous neighbours, Tarangire rewards visitors with exceptional game viewing, fewer crowds, and unforgettable scenery. It is a wonderful addition to any northern Tanzania safari circuit.
Aspects | Description |
|---|---|
Location | Manyara Region, Tanzania |
Famous For | Elephant Herds & Baobab Trees |
Size | 2,850 km² |
Wildlife | Elephants, Big Cats & Plains Game |
Activities | Game Drives, Bird Watching, Photography |
Tarangire boasts some of the largest elephant concentrations in Tanzania.
Explore landscapes dotted with ancient, towering baobabs.
Wildlife gathers along this lifeline, especially in the dry season.
Spot lions, leopards, cheetahs, zebras, and wildebeest.
Enjoy a quieter, more exclusive safari experience.
Over 500 bird species recorded in the park.
Discover elephants, big cats, and plains game across the park.
Watch animals gather along the Tarangire River.
Capture wildlife among the park's iconic ancient trees.
Spot hundreds of bird species, including many dryland specialists.
Explore the bush on foot with expert guides where permitted.
Enjoy drinks at sunset over the scenic landscape.
Tanzanian Shilling (TZS)
English and Swahili
✔ Best Wildlife Viewing
✔ Huge Elephant Herds
✔ Animals Gather at the River
✔ Great Photography
✔ Lush Scenery
✔ Excellent Birdwatching
✔ Newborn Wildlife
✔ Dramatic Landscapes
✔ Migratory Birds
✔ Fewer Visitors
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