Tarangire National Park
Tanzania’s Elephant Paradise
Discover Tarangire’s Elephant Paradise
Tarangire National Park, spanning 2,850 km², is renowned for its massive elephant herds, over 550 bird species, and ancient baobab trees. Located just 120 km from Arusha, this quieter safari gem offers an authentic wilderness experience.
Serengeti Wonders Limited crafts tailored Tarangire safaris, ensuring unforgettable adventures for wildlife lovers and families alike.
Elephant Herds and Wildlife

Tarangire boasts Tanzania’s highest elephant density, with herds of up to 300 gathering along the Tarangire River during the dry season. Spot cheetahs, leopards, African wild dogs, Beisa oryx, giraffes, and buffaloes in this vibrant ecosystem.
Our expert guides lead you to prime viewing spots for these majestic creatures.
Activities in Tarangire
Game Drives
Explore in open 4x4 vehicles, spotting elephants, predators, and grazers from dawn to dusk along the Tarangire River.
Walking Safaris
Walk with expert guides to track wildlife, discover plants, and feel the bush’s pulse in an intimate setting.
Photography Tours
Tailored for shutterbugs, with stops at scenic viewpoints and wildlife hotspots, ideal for capturing baobabs and elephants.
Cultural Visits
Meet nearby Maasai communities to learn their traditions, enriching your safari with cultural insights.
Accommodation Options
Choose from budget campsites under the stars, mid-range lodges like Tarangire Safari Lodge with river views, or luxury tented suites at Sanctuary Swala. Options in nearby Mto wa Mbu and Karatu offer flexibility.
Serengeti Wonders Limited tailors accommodations to enhance your Tarangire safari experience.
Best Time to Visit and Conservation
Best Time to Visit: The dry season (June–October) draws massive wildlife to the Tarangire River, ideal for elephant sightings. The wet season (November–May) offers lush greenery and vibrant birdwatching with 550+ species.
Conservation: Managed by TANAPA, Tarangire protects endangered species like African wild dogs and supports Maasai communities through sustainable tourism.
Serengeti Wonders Limited designs eco-conscious tours to preserve Tarangire’s natural legacy.
How to Get to Tarangire
By Road
A scenic 2-hour drive from Arusha makes Tarangire an easy day trip or multi-day safari stop on the northern circuit.
By Air
Charter flights from Arusha or other hubs offer quick access to Tarangire’s wilderness for a seamless start.
Featured Tarangire Adventures
Explore Tarangire with our curated packages, perfect for solo travelers, families, or groups.