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PLACES TO STAY IN TARANGIRE

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WHERE TO STAY IN TARANGIRE PARK

Tarangire accommodations come in two main types, lodges and tented camps, and in 3 Safari Tiers from super luxurious, mid-range deluxe to cost-conscious. All provide comfortable beds, en-suite bathrooms, solid furnishings, private patios and mosquito protection, with running water, lighting and various levels of personal service. All have central reception units with lounge, dining area and bar whilst others have swimming pools.

Tarangire Tented & Bush Camp Experiences

Traditional Tented and Bush Camps in Tarangire are designed to have a minimal impact on the local ecology, whilst providing an authentic safari experience in East Africa, with nostalgic overtones of the Colonial era combined with modern standards of comfort and convenience. They are canvas suites usually canvas pitched on wooden or stone platforms. An upmarket Safari Tier 1 luxury camp, such as Oliver’s camp, caters for discerning AfricanMecca clients seeking the standard expected of pioneering camps in the 1930s supplemented with a rustic boutique ambience.



Unsurpassable personal service combines with true wilderness ambience and adventure. High premium standards of bush cuisine and safari guiding guarantee a satisfying reproduction of African travel nearly a century ago. At a similar Tier 1 Safari level, but with a totally different atmosphere, is the ultimate luxury of Swala Camp, where canvas pavilions exemplify modern design, and facilities such as Wi-Fi, European cuisine and a swimming pool augment the closeness to nature encouraged by an adjacent waterhole and wildlife wandering at will.

Kikoti Safari Camp is a deluxe moderate accommodation set at Safari Tier 2, more involved with the indigenous population, very comfortable and convenient, but offering less personalization with fixed dinner menus and buffets. Value comfort camps are set at Safari Tier 3, such as Lake Burunge Tented Camp and Maramboi Tented Camp cater for larger numbers of clients in greater outskirts of the Tarangire ecosystem requiring extra time to get to the park gate.



Tarangire Lodge Experiences

Lodges in Tarangire are solidly built from local materials as cottage units around a main reception area in order to benefit from better temperature control in hotter and more humid areas. They present all amenities limited only by their site and again, vary in standards of accommodation. At Safari Tier 1 is Tarangire Treetops offering widely spaced individual suites built into ancient baobab trees with every possible luxury during your adventure safari in Tarangire.



At Safari Tier 2, The Eco-Science Centre and Luxury Lodge features links to ecological research, with Belgian Cuisine and a Grand piano in the lounge, while the utilitarian Tarangire Safari Lodge has non-frill hybrid rooming and common facilities for around 80 to 100 guests – best suited as a Safari Tier 3 experience. Differences in value are calculated in accordance to levels of exclusivity, site, and service.

Although all provide basic amenities to a good standard, they vary wildly in location and character, some indulgently luxurious, some practical and less personalized, some quirky and individual to an extreme, but all provide unforgettable points of contact with a land, a culture and a history that are different from our own, yet unavoidably part of everyone who shares the genetic heritage of the first men who started the long trek to the mecca of civilization right here in the Great African Rift Valley, some 17000 years ago.

The above are just sample accommodation experiences in Tarangire. See below scroller for details on your preferred camp or lodge in Tarangire.

AFRICANMECCA REVIEWS

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  • Jambo Raza, It was a wonderful experience in Tanzania. Thoroughly enjoyed the game drives. Rogers, our guide was superb; knowledgeable, helpful, and very friendly. Everything ran smoothly.
    Alan Winner - Minnesota, United States
  • AfricanMecca Safaris created a remarkable honeymoon tailored to our interests and desires. The quality of service and delivery of experience was unsurpassed. I highly recommend AfricanMecca Safaris to honeymooners, families, or any traveler.
    Noorin & Jason Nelson - Maryland, United States
  • Dear Raza, We arrived home on Sunday full of happy memories of our holiday. Emmanuel our driver was a top guide. Very knowledgeable about the animals and the parks. Thank you so much for making this a holiday to remember.
    Norman & Janet Sutton - Lincolnshire, United Kingdom
  • Raza, we had an incredible time and this is largely due to you and your staff's exceptional advice and flexibility in accommodating our needs. We will both vouch that AfricanMecca's quality for customer service is beyond reproach.
    Marcy Burton & Ryan Kerr - Ontario, Canada
  • AfricanMecca's professionalism and care understands that what distinguishes Africa is its authenticity, the land, people and wildlife who do not share our world of fashion and fanfare that distinguish so many travel companies today.
    Cyril Christo & Marie Wilkinson, Conservation Photographers, Authors & Wildlife Documentary Producers - USA
  • The AfricanMecca Safari experience was great. All the connections were spot on and the lodges and camps were great - 1st class. The safaris were great with the time spent in Ngorongoro totally outstanding. We just totally loved it, a great experience.
    Bruce and Susie Ironside - New Zealand
  • The Tanzania safari was a trip that will remain in our memories as one of the best. The guide we had for the safari was named Babu and he was professional, knowledgeable & attentive. I will definitely use your company for any future trips.
    Marian Murray - Boston, United States

EAST AFRICA SAFARI BOOKING TRIP IDEA FOR TARANGIRE IN NORTHERN TANZANIA

When visiting Tarangire National Park, we recommend combining it with your Northern Tanzania safari to Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti (wildebeest migration). End your trip with a Swahili cultural tour and beach holiday in Zanzibar.

You may optionally extend out to offbeat parks in Southern and Western Tanzania such as Nyerere (Selous), Ruaha or Katavi ending with a chimpanzee trekking safari at Gombe or Mahale by the relaxing Lake Tanganyika.

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GUIDE ON TARANGIRE PARK
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GUIDE ON TARANGIRE PARK

The river and swamps of Tarangire provide permanent water sources when surrounding shallow lakes dry up, thus attracting a migratory movement of up to 250,000 mammals during the dry season.

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SAFARI & TOUR IN TARANGIRE

Set out on a Tarangire bush walk, intermingle and learn about Maasai communities or opt for a game drive, in comfortable, custom-built 4WD vehicle, with all-round viewing - open sided or pop-up roof.

BEST TIME TO VISIT TARANGIRE
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BEST TIME TO VISIT TARANGIRE

The best time for a Tarangire safari is from June to October during the dry season when migrant game from elephants to hoofed herbivores congregate around the swamps and the Tarangire River valley.

BALLOON SAFARI IN TARANGIRE
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BALLOON SAFARI IN TARANGIRE

Try an early morning take-off in a hot-air balloon, floating soundlessly above the treetops for a unique perspective on herds of elephant, unmoved by your presence, and zebra chased by furtive lions.

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