Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park ranks the 6th largest National Park in Tanzania at about 2,600 square kilometres. It is known for have large herds to elephants compared to any other park in Tanzania. It features amazing landscape with diverse habitats such as wetland, woodland and is dotted with acacia and baobab trees. The Park is home to a variety of wild life and more than 500 bird species making it a birder’s haven. Some of these include; Kori Bustard, Pygmy Falcon and Ashy Starling, to mention but a few.

The Northern side of the Tarangire is dominated by River Tarangire which flows through to lake Burungi. The southern part of the Park is comprised of mostly wetlands which often dry into lush steppes during the dry season. Tarangire can be visited at any time of the year. However, the best time to visit is during the dry months of June to November when most of the animals are gathered at the Tarangire river for water.