Tarangire National Park
The Baobab Kingdom — Mega Elephant Herds & Silale Swamp Oasis
About Tarangire National Park
Dominated by colossal, thousand-year-old baobab trees and termite mounds that dot the savannah, Tarangire National Park covers 2,850 square kilometers in northern Tanzania. During the dry season, the Tarangire River becomes the only permanent water source for hundreds of miles, drawing elephant herds of up to 300 individuals alongside tree-climbing lions and pythons.
Key Wildlife Species to Encounter
Tarangire National Park boasts extraordinary biodiversity and unique habitat corridors. Top species include:
🌤️ Best Time to Visit
June to October (Dry season when hundreds of elephants and migratory herbivores congregate along Tarangire River).
🎟️ Permits & Park Access
Park Entry: $53 USD per 24 hours.
*Valverde Safaris secures all required wildlife and gorilla permits directly on your behalf.Signature Experiences & Activities
- Tarangire River & Silale Swamp Game Drives
- Guided Bush Walking Safaris
- Tree-Tops Canopy Walks (Manyara link)
- Night Drives in Private Wildlife Corridors
Frequently Asked Questions — Tarangire National Park
Tarangire is home to over 4,000 elephants. During dry months, herds of 100 to 300 elephants gather together along the riverbeds to dig for underground water.
