Tarangire National Park
Tarangire National Park is the fourth largest park in Tanzania wit one of the highest density of elephants of any park in the country. The park derives its name from e perennial Tarangire River that flows through the centre of the national park from south to north/north-west and empties its water into soda lakes Burunge and Mnayara.
During the dry season this river is a primary source of water in the Tarangire ecosystem.
The park is endowed with wetlands which act as sponges to supply water to Tarangire River during dry periods. Because of the availability of water, the park has a high concentration and variety of wildlife in the dry season.
Activities and Special Interests
Bird watching, photography, walking safaris, and ornithology (October - May).
Large herds of antelope of all sorts including: eland, lesser kudu, Kongoni, impala, Zebra, gazelles, buffalo, wildebeest, leopard, elephant, rhino and lots of smaller mammals.
photo galleries
Company Facilities
Various types of our facility including vehicles that different tours utilise. Each of the vehicles is customised for safaris and therefore has large windows or a popup roof for easy game viewing. » Click here
Mission Visits
Organized and co-ordinatde visits to the mission areas. Tours and visits of local churches and congregations around the country.. » Click here
tips & conditions
Important information
When going on holiday in a foreign country there are always some important things you need to consider. In order to make it a little… » Click here