Tarangire Treetops Highlights

Tarangire Treetops is situated southwest of Arusha in a private conservation area bordering the Tarangire National Park in Tanzania. Tarangire National park offers an abundance of wildlife and offers a superb safari experience all year round. Guests can enjoy walking safaris and exclusive night game drives at the lodge. Tarangire Treetops offers luxurious accommodation in tents situated on raised wooden platforms offering spectacular views over the Tarangire Sand River. The area is home to some of the largest herds of elephant in Africa, and other wildlife including buffalo, lion, cheetah, and leopard. The area also offers incredible bird-watching and is especially rich in birds of prey.

Tarangire Treetops Description

Tarangire Treetops offers 20 luxurious safari tents, built on raised viewing decks overlooking the Tarangire Sand River. Each tent offers en-suite facilities, hair dryers as well as a private veranda and lounge area offering beautiful views. The reception area of Tarangire Treetops is built around an ancient baobab tree approximately 700 years old. The lodge offers comfortable and peaceful areas where guests can relax and unwind; a large comfortable sitting area in the centre of the lodge is available with soft cushions as well as a cosy fireplace offering the ideal spot for after dinner drinks or lazy afternoons. Tarangire Treetops also has a swimming pool. A laundry service is available. The dining and bar area overlook the swimming pool and the busy water hole. Romantic bush dinners as well as bush breakfasts and sundowner picnics and barbecues can be arranged.

Tarangire Treetops Game Viewing

Tarangire National Park is noted for its elephant population and spectacular baobabs of every shape and colour. Wildlife in the area includes buffalo, lion, cheetah, leopard and huge herds of elephant, frequenting the camps water hole. The camp also offers the unique facility of night game drives and game walks, including a Masai experience in an authentic boma. In the dry season this river is the lifeline, attracting much of the game. The Tarangire National Park is also synonymous with two of the rarer game species; the greater kudu and the Fringe-eared Oryx. In addition, leopard and tree- climbing pythons often inhabit the trees. Due to the low volume of traffic in the park, the game is wild, being unaccustomed to vehicles, this offers a truly unique experience. For guests on the Full Game Package, two game viewing drives in open-topped 4WD vehicles are included in the package. Large herds of antelope of all sorts including: eland, lesser kudu, Kongoni, impala, Zebra, gazelles, buffalo, wildebeest, leopard, elephant, rhino and lots of smaller mammals.