Kuro Tarangire

Kuro Tarangire is set amid a grove of Acacia and Kigelia (sausage) trees on the banks of the Tarangire River – often a dry, sandy course snaking through this quiet area of the park. The area sees the rhythmic movement of wildlife as it traverses the park from the hills in the west to the swamps on the eastern side, and between the north and the south along the river line.

The Tarangire River is the only remaining source of water for miles. As the season dries up between July and October the river is just a few hundred feet in front of camp. The camp sits on a site used by wildlife for centuries to pass through to get to the river and is almost always surrounded by herds of impala, bushbuck, dikdik and seriously impressive herds of elephant.