The primary source of fresh water for wildlife in the region
As the 6th largest national park in Tanzania, Tarangire National Park takes its name from the large winding river that runs through the park. As the primary source of fresh water for wildlife in the region, the park sees a high concentration of game in the dry season. The surrounding area is scenic with granitic ridges, Acacia woodlands, seasonally flooded grasslands, and massive Baobab trees – much loved by the many elephants.
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Sanctuary Swala Camp is set in a secluded part of Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park.
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Sanctuary Swala Camp
Set in a secluded part of Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park in the heart of Maasai country.
Little Chem Chem
Famous for its towering baobabs, and overlooking the serene Lake Burunge.
Sanctuary Swala Camp
Set in a secluded part of Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park in the heart of Maasai country.
Little Chem Chem
Famous for its towering baobabs, and overlooking the serene Lake Burunge.
Sanctuary Swala Camp
Set in a secluded part of Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park in the heart of Maasai country.
Little Chem Chem
Famous for its towering baobabs, and overlooking the serene Lake Burunge.
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