Tarangire
Tarangire has one of the least penetrated gems among Tanzania’s national parks. It boasts a serene and unusual safari experience. The park is famous for large groups of elephants that are often witnessed within the different areas of the park. In addition, the park has enormous baobab trees which meander across the impressive courting serval landscape. The landscape is like no other as it consists of savanna mixed with woodlands and wetlands which creates many different habitats for an array of wildlife. Iconic wildlife interactions can be witnessed during the dry season when animals gravitate towards the Tarangire River, making it one of the most sought after spots in Tanzania. For nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts, Tarangire serves as a hidden treasure as it provides a quieter and more compassionate experience compared to other parks that are frequent points of attraction.
Activities
to make your safari unforgettable
Game Drive Safaris
This wildlife sanctuary is well known for its vast elephant herds. The Tarangire Game Park boasts one of Africa’s Greatest Wildlife spectacles with elephants, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, lions, and numerous bird species. The best time to see wildlife is early in the morning and during late afternoon drives.
Bird Watching
The park was recorded to attract bird watchers, particularly during the wet season when a number of migratory birds arrive. If one wishes to indulge in bird watching, Tarangire National Park is the best choice as there are more than 500 species of birds like the flamingo, crowned cranes, and several other waterbirds that reside in the different habitats of Tarangire.
Walking Safaris
Walking safaris rank as some of the most exhilarating methods of exploring the park by providing an immersive experience. Nonetheless, this type of safari demands armed guides for protection which heightens the intensity of the trip.