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    Black Tarangire

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    In the heart of Tarangire

    Kuro Tarangire is a jewel of a camp located right in the heart of Tarangire. Nestled in a grove near a river, this intimate camp of just 6 eco-friendly safari tents truly blends into nature, to the extent that wildlife almost feels at home there, and elephants regularly wander peacefully through it. 4x4 or walking safaris promise exceptional moments, as the park is uncrowded by tourists despite being home to a very high and diverse number of animals. Night safaris are a unique experience during which you will try to spot big cats in action, and all the timid animals of the bush that dare to venture outside.

    Children accepted from 8 years of age.

     

    STYLE

    A simple and authentic safari camp made from recycled wood

    SITUATION

    In the centre of Tarangire National Park, a 3-hour drive from Arusha

    CAPACITY

    6 thatched-roof tents including one for families

    HIGHLIGHTS

    An intimate camp offering the highest concentration of wildlife in Tanzania after the Serengeti

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    THE EXPERIENCES

    • 4x4 safaris (day & night)
    • Walking safaris
    • Picnics and/or drinks in the bush

    THE EXTRAORDINARY

    Between October and April, the park is also an important wintering site for migratory birds from Europe, which particularly appreciate the large expanses of water in the Silale swamp. If you are patient and very observant, more than 550 species of birds can be spotted in Tarangire...

    ETHICS

    Nomad, as well as designing ecological camps, supports numerous projects through its Nomad Trust for the conservation of animal species and sharing the adventure with local communities. In Tarangire, Nomad supports the work of the Arusha Plaster House where children from the bush undergo surgery for disabling conditions, "Canines for Conservation", which protects wild dogs and elephants, and the Biashara artisans" micro-enterprise.