Dolphin Trip

Flying into Kilimanjaro International AirPort (KIA) is the best option to get to Tarangire. This is located, 46 kilometres (29 Miles) from Arusha. Another possibility is to fly into Julius Nyerere International Airport (DAR) which is near Dar es Salaam and then arranging for a domestic flight at Arusha Airport (ARK).

The distance from Arusha to Tarangire National Park is approximately 140 km and takes about three hours drive to access the park. Unfortunately many people identify a safari to Tarangire as a loner Safari, however visiting this park in the dry season will offer you remarkable wildlife views especially if you explore the southern part of the park. Tarangire ranks as part of the famous northern safari circuit and is definitely visited alongside with Serengeti and the Ngorongoro crater. Arusha town is a starting point to many for most of the safaris to this circuit.

• Game Viewing
• Walking Sfari
• Day trip
• Cultural Tours
• Bird Watching

• It contains a very large wildlife concentration, including the largest species of Africa's animals, and hundreds of bird species.
• The national park is a UNESCO World Heritage site of the country.
• Tarangire National Park is Tanzania's sixth largest of its national parks.
• There are more breeding species of birds found in Tarangire National Park than anywhere else on the planet.
• Tarangire River flows through the park and becomes the only water source for thousands of migrating animals in the dry season.
• There are an estimated 700 lions living in Tarangire National Park they are one of the more commonly sighted animals.

The best time to visit Tarangire National Park for viewing wildlife is between June and October when large herds are migrating into the park, and the vegetation has thinned out. This is also the dry season in Tarangire National Park. From November to May many of the animals that migrated to Tarangire National Park during the dry season leave again and it is not the best time to visit. This is the wet season in the park.