Nomad Tarangire, Serengeti.

Introduction

Nomad Tarangire is a new 8 bed camp in Tarangire National Park. This small and stylish camp  offers the ultimate all round Tarangire experience; from game drives in the key game spots, with opportunities for exciting walking safaris and fly camping expeditions within the remote wilderness area of the park.

Camp Description

Nomad Tarangire presents uniquely designed tents which offer comfort, space, and light and are designed to take full advantage of the passing breezes. The mess and dining tent is spacious, welcoming, and funky, and definitely somewhere to spend a relaxed afternoon, either inside in the library/lounge area or in the shade of a tree lying in a hammock soaking up the Tarangire vibe.

Accommodation 

Accommodation in Nomad Tarangire consists of 4 uniquely designed Bedouin style safari tents: inner bed tent area with large comfortable beds, optional roll down canvas sides and shade netting. Outer living area also netted with roll down sides, kilim rugs, screened dressing area and en-suite bathroom. Flush toilets and traditional bucket showers with hot and cold water available on demand.  Triples, unfortunately cannot be accommodated.

Game Viewing

There is phenomenal birding and game viewing with the park being well known for its large herds of elephants. Also migratory wildebeest, zebra, buffalo, impala, gazelle, hartebeest and eland make it the greatest concentration of wildlife outside the
Serengeti ecosystem.

Activities

The park offers a host of excellent game driving
opportunities in private 4WD vehicles with own private guide, fantastic walking safaris through the wilder areas of the park, Fly camping soon to be introduced.

Camp Facts

Age Restrictions

Please note that children under the age of 8 are not accepted at Nomad Tarangire. Only children of 12 and over can participate in walking and fly camping activities. All children stay at their parents own risk.
 

Climate

This is really a year-round park with very distinct
seasons offering very different experiences. The dry season (from July to early Oct) is when thousands of animals congregate around the Tarangire river as the parks other water sources dry up. There are short rains in November and December which leave
the park lush, green and full of life.

The camp is closed during the long rains, March - May, reopening June 1st.

Extras Payment

Curios and or imported drinks will be billed to the guest and settled on check out. If guests feel that they want to tip, our recommended tipping schedule is as follows:
Guides - US$5.00 per person per day
General Camp Staff - US$3.00 per person per day
Specialist Guides (if applicable) - US$10.00 per person per day
(This is the suggested gratuity schedule only and is subject to service standards)

Pricing

Please contact us for current rates:

Suggested Daily Activity Schedule

Please contact us for suggested itineraries.

How to get there

Fly by daily scheduled flights from Arusha,
or private charter to Kuro airstrip or drive in 4WD safari vehicles.  The camp is approx 2 hours drive from the main gate.

Sun Safaris can arrange all transfers.