WELCOME TO TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK
Nestled in northern Tanzania, Tarangire National Park beckons with its unique landscapes and extraordinary wildlife. Renowned for its iconic baobab trees, the park unfolds vast savannahs and the meandering Tarangire River, creating a haven for diverse wildlife. Elephants thrive in large herds, while lions, leopards, and an array of ungulates add to the spectacle. A visit to Tarangire promises an authentic safari experience, capturing the essence of East Africa’s untamed beauty and biodiversity.
Activities
Game Drive
Walking safari
Balloon Safari
Bird Watching
Cultural Tour
Night game Drive
Baobab Trees
Tarangire National Park is characterised by gigantic, ancient Baobab trees and large herds of elephants. The park is said to be home to approximately 2,500 individuals. You may often find whole families gathering for a drink or a bath at the riverbanks.
Due to the plentiness of food and other environmental factors, elephants grow bigger, compared to the surrounding national parks. Thanks to these factors, Tarangire is home to some of world’s largest elephants. The baobab trees are another interesting thing about the park. Tarangire National Park is full of baobab trees that are hundreds of years old, some individuals are even over a thousand years old!