Tarangire is famous for its enormous concentrations of elephants — largest in northern Tanzania — along its seasonal river. The park is also celebrated for its ancient baobab trees, red-and-yellow barbet, and tree-climbing lions. The dry season (June–October) sees tremendous concentrations of wildlife around the Tarangire River.
Good to know
- Hours
- 06:00–18:00 daily
- Best time
- July–October for elephant herds and wildlife concentrations
- Best for
- Elephant lovers, Big game viewers, Off-the-beaten-track safari seekers
Location
Tarangire National Park Main Gate, Kwa Kuchinja
-3.8500, 36.0000 View on map
Tips for visiting
- Afternoon game drives often produce lion sightings
- Bush walking available with licensed guides
- Combine with Lake Manyara in a two-day itinerary