TARANGIRE RIVER CAMP

With an ideal location in a private concession between Tarangire & Lake Manyara National Parks, Chem Chem Lodge boasts jaw-dropping views over the lake itself. The Chem Chem concession is known for its large herds of buffaloes & elephants, so guests can enjoy thrilling wildlife encounters mixed with utter relaxation. The pace here echoes the Swahili saying, ‘Pole, pole’, which means ‘Slowly, slowly!’ No need to hurry here. Owner-managed & run, Chem Chem provides only the best in safari hospitality.

Kuro Tarangire Camp

Kuro Tarangire is named after the life-giving Tarangire River & discreetly tucked into a grove of secluded riverine bush in its namesake’s National Park. It is not uncommon for elephants to pass right through the camp on their way to the Sllale Swamp to drink & play. In fact, Tarangire is renowned for its massive herds of elephants & buffaloes that often attract hungry predators on the prowl for food. This back-to-basics tented safari camp allows guests to immerse themselves in nature with as few distractions as possible.

Lemala Mpingo Ridge

Perched on top of a cliff with jaw-dropping views over the Tarangire River, lies the beautiful Lemala Mpingo Ridge. In dry season – between June & October, this water source becomes a drawcard to Tarangire National Park’s large herds of buffalo, elephant & giraffe – a wonderful sight to behold. Tarangire may not be as well known as the iconic Serengeti & Ngorongoro Crater but offers an intimate & unspoilt safari experience. The park is famed for its tree-climbing lions, big herds of elephants & the unusual long-necked gerenuk.

Little Oliver's Camp

Little Oliver’s Camp is situated in the secluded south-eastern sector of Tarangire National Park, just downstream from its famous sister, Oliver’s Camp. Truly authentic, the camp is set in a remote, uncrowded sector of the park, offering guests that sought-after off-the-beaten-track safari experience. Little Oliver’s overlooks a floodplain of the Minyonyo Pools that form part of the Tarangire River system, attracting a wealth of predators as well as large herds of buffaloes & elephants.

Nimali Tarangire

Nimali Tarangire is set on the banks of a seasonal river in a private reserve adjoining Tarangire National Park in Tanzania. Discerning travellers seeking a private & unspoilt safari experience will fall in love with Nimali Tarangire - a luxury safari haven surrounded by an untouched landscape. The park is famed for its tree-climbing lions, large elephant herds & the unusual long-necked gerenuk which can stand on its hind legs for minutes at a time to reach fresh leaves.

Oliver's Camp

Oliver’s Camp is situated in the secluded south-eastern sector of Tarangire National Park & offers an off-the-beaten-track safari experience with superior service & excellent guiding. Truly authentic, the camp is set in a remote, uncrowded sector of Tarangire: home to the renowned tree-climbing lions, large herds of elephants & the unusual long-necked gerenuk. Wildlife viewings are always wonderful – especially between August & October when the bush is dry & large concentrations of animals are found at the nearby water sources.

Sanctuary Swala Camp

The secluded & luxurious Sanctuary Swala Camp is situated under a canopy of large acacia trees at the edge of the Gurusi wetlands in Tarangire National Park. With sweeping views of the rolling savannah beyond, Swala is the only camp in this part of Tarangire & therefore offers an exclusive safari to discerning travellers who seek the best in wilderness luxury. The park is home to large herds of elephants & it is not surprising to see these amazing creatures pass through camp & give birth nearby. In fact, the record for elephant bulls at Swala is an astonishing 92 animals!

Tarangire Ndovu Camp

Tarangire Ndovu Camp is situated in the heart of Tarangire National Park – Tanzania’s lesser-visited but more intriguing park on the northern safari circuit. The park is famed for its rare tree-climbing lions as well as large herds of elephants & buffaloes. The odd-looking long-necked gerenuk can also be seen here. In the dry season between June & October, the Tarangire River becomes the area’s main lifeline, attracting an abundance of wildlife, including predators & birds. During this time, game viewing becomes second-to-none!

Tarangire River Camp

The classic Tarangire River Camp boasts an ideal setting overlooking the Tarangire River in a 25,000-hectare private concession adjacent to Tarangire National Park. With beautiful views, spacious tents & excellent wildlife viewing – the camp is a wonderful choice for families, friends or couples looking for an intriguing safari experience. Its ideal location allows guests to enjoy the best of both worlds – exhilarating game drives in the national park, as well as activities that are only permitted in private concessions: walking safaris & night drives.

Tarangire Treetops

Tarangire Treetops fulfils our ultimate childhood dream! Set on a hill with sweeping views to Lake Manyara & the Rift Valley wall, these luxurious treehouses remind us of our inner child. Situated directly on the path of an annual migration, the camp sits alone in a community wildlife area bordering Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park. The reserve is home to an abundance of wildlife, including lion, cheetah, leopard, buffalo & elephant.

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