Land of Giants, Baobabs, and Endless Elephants
Home to the world's largest terrestrial mammal migration and Africa's most iconic wildlife
Covering 2,850 km² in northern Tanzania, Tarangire National Park is renowned for its massive elephant herds and majestic baobab trees. The park takes its name from the Tarangire River that flows through it, providing a vital water source especially during the dry season.
Known as the "Elephant Playground", Tarangire boasts one of Africa's highest concentrations of elephants, with over 3,000 of these magnificent creatures roaming its diverse landscapes.
Discover the magnificent animals that roam Tarangire's diverse landscapes
Over 3,000 elephants roam the park
Iconic ancient trees dotting the landscape
Unique lions that rest in ancient baobabs
Over 550 species of birds
Discover what makes Tarangire National Park special
Tarangire's landscape is dominated by ancient baobab trees, some over 1,000 years old, creating a surreal and majestic atmosphere.
The lifeblood of the park, this river attracts thousands of animals during the dry season, creating spectacular wildlife viewing opportunities.
These permanent wetlands support a rich ecosystem and attract diverse wildlife throughout the year.
During the dry season (June-Oct), the park hosts one of East Africa's largest concentrations of wildlife outside the Serengeti ecosystem.
Unforgettable adventures in Tarangire
Explore diverse habitats from open grasslands to riverine forests with expert guides to track wildlife.
Discover over 550 bird species including endemic and migratory birds in diverse habitats.
Experience the wilderness on foot with armed rangers, learning about smaller ecosystems and tracks.
Capture stunning images of elephants against baobab silhouettes at golden hour with professional guidance.
Experience the breathtaking landscapes and wildlife of Tarangire
Join our expert guides for an unforgettable safari experience among elephants and baobabs. Custom itineraries available for all travel preferences.
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