Tarangire Safari Lodge

The Tarangire National Park, situated in the northern part of Tanzania, is probably best known for its large number of elephant herds. With over 300 elephant herds, this wilderness paradise attracts scores of people to its outposts eager to witness the finest nature Tanzania has to offer. The Tarangire River runs through the national park and is home to a staggering 550 bird species - the largest breeding habitat of birds anywhere on earth.

Located on top of the high bluffs overlooking this majestic Tarangire National Park is the delightful and unique Tarangire Safari Lodge. Boasting breathtaking and unparalleled views of some of Africa's finest views, Tarangire Safari Lodge holds a prime spot within the park and is situated near to the majestic Tarangire River, which attracts a mouth-watering selection of animals and birds to observe. Tarangire Safari Lodge is 120km outside of the city of Arusha and has an airstrip located in the national park.

Accommodation at Tarangire Safari Lodge consists of:

Accommodation at Tarangire Safari Lodge consists of 2 accommodation options - bungalow units and canvas tents. Both tents and bungalows feature similar facilities including beds and en-suite bathrooms with solar-powered showers, and electricity. The tents at the lodge have a distinct safari atmosphere about them, while the bungalows are popular for their space and convenience.

The culinary experience at Tarangire Safari Lodge is a gastronomical pleasure, with an array of sumptuous meals served in the lovely dining room by dedicated and talented chefs. Tarangire Lodge also features a pristine swimming pool, which is the perfect place to top up on the tan, and the stunning terrace, which has panoramic views of the surrounding beauty and is ideal for enjoying a cool drink at the end of a long day.

Tarangire Safari Lodge is a haven for abundant wildlife with visitors able to enjoy the wide variety of animals from the comfort of their tents or bungalows. The lodge provides many special game drives whether at night or during the day, while safari walks have become quite popular in recent times. Guests are also welcome to visit the traditional Maasai Village or have the lodge prepare them a special dinner in the heart of the bush after their day's adventures.