Honeyguide Tarangire is a luxury tented camp located in a private concession near Tarangire National Park, offering an exclusive safari experience with high standards of comfort and service. Known for its close proximity to Tarangire’s baobabs and elephant herds, the camp provides a secluded and wildlife-rich setting ideal for safari enthusiasts.

Oliver’s Camp is an upscale, semi-permanent tented camp located in the remote southern region of Tarangire National Park, known for its pristine wilderness and dense wildlife population. Operated by Asilia Africa, this camp provides a luxurious yet authentic safari experience with a focus on conservation and exclusivity.

Tarangire Ndovu Tented Lodge is a classic luxury tented camp positioned for quick access to Tarangire’s northern river loops. It’s for travelers who want to wake to birdsong and roll out at first light, with the comforts of a polished tented lodge rather than a big resort. Tarangire’s magic is elephants and baobabs; in the dry months (Jul–Oct) vast herds funnel to the Tarangire River, while green season brings superb birding and quieter tracks.

Pricing: typically $650–$700 per double in high season; around $390–$420 in low season (Mar–May).

Thoughtful comparisons: Same-tier: Maramboi Tented Lodge (luxury; big-sky vistas by Lake Manyara corridor, resort feel) and Lake Burunge Baobab Tented Lodge (luxury; value-forward near Burunge). Step up: Lemala Mpingo Ridge Lodge (premium luxury; hilltop views, elevated finish). Step down: Tarangire Kati Kati Tented Camp (mid-range; simpler but keeps dawn advantage).

Safari context: In/near-park position lets you be on river loops at sunrise, beating day-trippers and heat; rest at midday, then return for golden hour when predators stir.

Maramboi Tented Lodge is a popular luxury lodge on the Tarangire–Manyara corridor, facing Lake Manyara’s distant shores. It appeals to those who want a resort feel—big pool, wide lawns, plentiful rooms—while keeping Tarangire within reach. Wildlife often grazes right outside, especially during dry months, making it memorable for families and couples alike.

Pricing: typically $485–$525 per double in high season; around $290–$315 in low season (Mar–May).

Thoughtful comparisons: Same-tier: Lake Burunge Baobab Tented Lodge (luxury; similar area, lower price point) and Tarangire Ndovu Tented Lodge (luxury; closer to core loops, smaller camp feel). Step up: Lemala Mpingo Ridge Lodge (premium luxury; designer hilltop property). Step down: Burunge Tented Lodge (mid-range; simpler but same sunset views).

Safari context: Staying outside the park requires slightly earlier starts to maximize dawn drives, but the trade-off is big-sky sunsets and roaming zebra/giraffe between tents.

Nimali Tarangire Camp offers an immersive safari experience within the heart of Tarangire National Park, renowned for its diverse wildlife and iconic baobab trees. This eco-friendly camp seamlessly blends into its natural surroundings, providing guests with a genuine taste of the African bush.

Nimali Tarangire Camp offers a truly immersive safari experience, with knowledgeable guides leading thrilling game drives and guided nature walks through the park. Tarangire is renowned for its large elephant herds, as well as its diverse birdlife and other wildlife, including lions, leopards, and cheetahs.

Insider Tip: For a unique experience, consider booking a night game drive, which offers the opportunity to witness the park's nocturnal inhabitants in their natural habitat.

Oliver's Camp and Little Oliver's Camp by Asilia are classic tented camps located in the remote southern part of Tarangire National Park in northern Tanzania.

The camps are situated in a prime location for game viewing, near the Silale Swamps which attract abundant wildlife like elephants, buffalos, and big cats year-round.

Highly experienced guides lead game drives in open 4x4 vehicles as well as guided walking safaris for an immersive bush experience.

Insider Tip: Book a private vehicle if you want more flexibility with your safari activities and timings.

The main areas have a lounge, library, and dining tents with a classic safari ambiance. Meals are served communally, allowing guests to share safari stories over delicious multi-course meals.

Insider Tip: Little Oliver's offers a more exclusive experience for small groups or families.

Kuro Tarangire, operated by Nomad Tanzania, offers an immersive and authentic safari experience in the heart of Tarangire National Park. This light-footed bush camp seamlessly blends with its natural surroundings, providing guests with a true taste of the African wilderness.

Kuro Tarangire offers unparalleled access to the park's diverse wildlife. Guests can embark on thrilling game drives and guided nature walks, providing opportunities to spot elephants, lions, leopards, and a plethora of bird species in their natural habitats.

Insider Tip: Tarangire is known for its large elephant population, so be sure to have your camera ready to capture these majestic creatures during your stay.

Nomad Tanzania is committed to sustainable tourism and minimizing its environmental impact. Kuro Tarangire operates on solar power and implements eco-friendly practices, ensuring that guests can enjoy the wilderness without compromising its preservation.

Insider Tip: Engage with the knowledgeable guides and staff to learn more about Nomad's conservation efforts and their positive impact on local communities.

Tarangire Kuro Treetops Lodge is a high-end luxury lodge tucked near Tarangire’s core, blending treehouse-style architecture with close proximity to the Kuro area, one of the park’s best game-viewing zones. It’s for travelers who want comfort, elevated design, and unbeatable dawn access without going to ultra-premium price tiers. Elephants often feed right below the decks.

Pricing: typically $1,440–$1,560 per double in high season; around $865–$935 in low season (Mar–May).

Thoughtful comparisons: Same-tier: Tarangire Ndovu Tented Lodge (luxury; northern positioning) and Lake Burunge Baobab Tented Lodge (luxury; outside, more affordable). Step up: Lemala Mpingo Ridge (premium luxury; ridge-top elegance). Step down: Conserve Safari Tarangire Camp (upper mid-range; simpler, closer to nature).

Safari context: Perfect for photographers seeking dawn predator action in central Tarangire, with quick access to riverbeds and Silale Swamp.

Lake Burunge Baobab Tented Lodge blends a big-lodge footprint with a luxury label at a value-forward price point. It sits west of Tarangire in the Burunge WMA, overlooking the lake and dotted with baobabs. It appeals to travelers who want a lodge-style experience with a pool and sunset views, and don’t mind a longer morning run to reach Tarangire’s riverbed loops.

Pricing: typically $345–$375 per double in high season; around $205–$225 in low season (Mar–May).

Thoughtful comparisons: Same-tier: Maramboi Tented Lodge (luxury; same corridor, slightly higher polish) and Tarangire Ndovu Tented Lodge (luxury; inside/edge of park, quicker access). Step up: Lemala Mpingo Ridge Lodge (premium luxury; elevated, panoramic, high finish). Step down: Burunge Tented Lodge (mid-range; smaller, simpler but same WMA).

Safari context: You’ll need early departures to be on park tracks at first light; reward is quiet sunsets over Burunge and easy birdwatching around camp.

Tarangire Elephant Springs Camp is a high-end luxury tented camp, blending boutique finish with excellent positioning near the Tarangire River. It’s targeted at travelers who want polished design and privacy without losing the atmosphere of a real tented safari camp. Dry-season elephant concentrations nearby justify the name, while green season birdlife is superb.

Pricing: typically $995–$1,095 per double in high season; around $595–$655 in low season (Mar–May).

Thoughtful comparisons: Same-tier: Lolkisale Bush Camp (luxury; smaller, more exclusive) and Tarangire Ndovu Tented Lodge (luxury; balanced tented-lodge feel). Step up: Nimali Tarangire (premium luxury; designer interiors, spa). Step down: Conserve Safari Tarangire Camp (upper mid-range; simpler, more rustic).

Safari context: Perfect base for all-day drives along the Tarangire River; location makes it easy to return for lunch and head out again for golden hour when elephants stream back.

Olkambe Simba Lodge Tarangire is an upper mid-range lodge suited to families and groups who want space, a pool, and straightforward comfort near the Burunge side. It’s for those prioritizing affordability and predictability over boutique or canvas style. While outside the park, it offers good value for travelers mixing Tarangire with Lake Manyara or Karatu stays.

Pricing: typically $695–$750 per double in high season; around $415–$450 in low season (Mar–May).

Thoughtful comparisons: Same-tier: Tarangire Simba Lodge (upper mid-range; slightly smaller, simpler) and Conserve Safari Tarangire Camp (upper mid-range; tented authenticity, closer to loops). Step up: Tarangire Ndovu Tented Lodge (luxury; tented lodge inside park). Step down: Burunge Tented Lodge (mid-range; simpler but similar location).

Safari context: Longer drive to reach the riverbed loops; the reward is more affordable stays and the option to combine with corridor excursions.