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Get to Know Tarangire National Park
Tarangire National Park lies south of Masai ecosystem about 139 km from Arusha town through the great northern highway road. The Park covers an area of about 2,642 sq km and it is the fifth largest National Park in Tanzania.
The park drives its name from Tarangire River which runs along the middle of the park & it is a valuable water source for animals throughout the year. The park lies in a tropical semi arid characterized by prolonged dry season lasting up to seven months. The rainfall regime is bi-modal with the short rain fall between November and January and long rains from March through May.
VEGETATION
Vegetation at Tarangire National Park is mainly consist of larger open grassland with countless acacia trees, tamarind, sausage trees & Giant African baobab trees dwarfing some animal species that feed beneath it.
WILDLIFE
Tarangire National Park is reputed for its massive herds of elephant entertaining visitors by their habit of browsing & debarking trees. Other animals to be seen include herds of wildebeest, zebra, warthogs, giraffe, gazelles, impala, lion & hyenas, cheetahs & the ever-elusive leopard which sometimes needs trained eye to spot. The three rare species of Great Kudu, Frienged-Eared Oryx & the Ash staling are inhabit this park. The Park is home to thousands of birds, over 400 bird species have been recorded including the rare & migratory one.
Tarangire National Park best time to visit
Yearly around but the period stretches between June to November is the best time for game viewing in Tarangire.
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation at Tarangire National Park are mainly lodges, tented camps and campsite. Lodges & camps at this area are falling into three categories of budget, mid-range & luxury.
Day trip to Tarangire National Park from Arusha the Tourism capital can easily be arranged & are mostly start in the morning from 8:00 hours with driving time of 2.5 hours. The driving is along The Great Northern Highway & across Masai steppe & many villages, packed lunch should be carried during this trip. Our Northern Tanzania safari packages are mostly include this Park.
Private Day Trip to Tarangire National Park Departing Arusha City at 08:00 Hours.
Price Including VAT:-
For 1 person is $ 435
For 2 to 3 person is $ 265 per person
For 4 to 6 Person is $ 185 per person
Starting & ending in Arusha city Tanzania’s Tourism Capital.
Includes:-
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Transportation in clean, well maintained 4WD safari Land Cruise with photographic roof thatch
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Service of professional & well experienced English speaking local safari driver guide
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Good packed lunch
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Mineral water (1.5 l per day per person)
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All park fees including VAT
Items not included:
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Alcoholic and soft drinks
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Visa fees
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Tips/gratitude for safari driver guide
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All items of a person nature
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Travel insurance etc.
Tanzania Safari tours
What animals you will see on Tanzania safari?
Tanzania is an excellent destination for wildlife enthusiasts who want to witness the 'Big Five' in their natural habitat. The country boasts diverse landscapes that offer some of the most spectacular opportunities for wildlife viewing in the world. Each animal in the Big Five has its unique charm and can be found in Tanzania's national parks and conservation areas. The Ngorongoro Crater is a particularly special location as it has a dense population of diverse wildlife. Here's a brief overview of where you might find these animals in Tanzania:
Lions:
Lions are abundant in Tanzania and can be seen in several national parks, but they are especially known to roam in the Serengeti National Park and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. The Serengeti is famous for its annual wildebeest migration, attracting lions because of the abundance of prey.
Leopards:
Leopards are more elusive than other animals due to their solitary and nocturnal nature, but they are still frequently spotted in the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater. They are often seen resting in trees during the day.
Buffaloes:
African buffaloes are commonly seen in large herds, especially in the Serengeti and the Katavi National Park. They are known for their unpredictable nature, making them one of the more dangerous animals to encounter on foot.
Rhinos:
Rhinos, particularly the critically endangered black rhino, are much rarer due to poaching and habitat loss. However, the Ngorongoro Crater offers one of the best chances to see them in the wild, as it serves as a sanctuary for a small, protected population.
Elephants:
Elephants are widespread in Tanzania and can be found in several parks, but large herds are often seen in the Tarangire National Park, known for having some of the largest elephant populations. The Selous Game Reserve is another excellent location for viewing elephants in their natural environment.
Conservation Efforts:
It's important to note that while Tanzania offers incredible opportunities to see the Big Five, ongoing conservation efforts are crucial to ensure the survival of these species. Challenges such as habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict continue to threaten their existence. Visitors can contribute to the preservation of these magnificent animals and their habitats by supporting ethical safari operations and conservation initiatives.
Tanzania's commitment to conservation is evident in its extensive network of protected areas, which not only safeguard wildlife but also provide unforgettable experiences for visitors from around the world.
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