When To Go
You can plan your trip between June to October as this is the dryer months of the country. Which forces many animals to gather around the water holes.
Best Facts
Average Rainfall
160mm
Best Time To Go
June - October
Size
2,850sqkm
Location
- Covers an area of 2,600 sq km
- The 4th largest park in Tanzania
- Tarangire is the sixth largest national park in Africa
- 118km southwest of Arusha Town.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Stunning friendship between Zebra and Wildebeest
- The Baobab Trees
- The Attention Grabber Elephant Herds
Common sightings that you will come across are the herds of zebras and wildebeests together. They usually graze together to provide better security against predators. While zebras have a great sight, wildebeest s has a great sense of smell.While zebras graze on high grass wildebeests graze on lower grasses hence they don’t have any splits for food.
Baobab is one of the longest living tree species of the world. Standing tall in the long savannah land and middle of grasslands of Tarangire Baobabs is a stunning attraction of the national park.
You may spot some of the large elephant herds near the small water bodies filled with stunning blue water. Going to Tarangire National Park? Compare Tanzania Safari Cost and reviews for Tarangire National Park in Tanzania. So contact us now for any queries regarding Tanzania Safari Tours or book your safari packages with Lifetime Safaris today.
ACTIVITIES
- Walking safaris
- Game Driving
- Day trips to the Barabaig tribe’s ancient Kolo Rock Paintings