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Tarangire Elephant Springs Camp is a recently developed luxury lodging owned and operated by Karibu Camps and Lodges, which manages several sites around Tanzania. It is located in the broad expanse of the magnificent Tarangire National Park Tanzania Region. The camp is located on a hill with breathtaking views of the broad African savanna, surrounded by an umbrella thorn bush.

Tarangire Elephant Springs Camp
Tarangire Elephant Springs Camp

One may reach the camp from Arusha by road, which takes around 2-3 hours and a 50-minute fly to Kuro airstrip, followed by a few minutes of driving to the camp. Tourists and travelers seeking Tanzania safari adventures and relaxation will find the camp convenient, with stunning views of the savanna and nearby places.

Tarangire Elephant Springs Camp has over 5 comfortable, exquisite en suite luxury tents overlooking the magnificent vistas of the park, designed in traditional construction styles with high levels of modern comfort. The rooms are well-decorated, elevated with a raised wooden platform, and furnished with private en suite facilities such as flushing toilets, hot and cold showers, mosquito nets, wooden chairs, towel, toiletries, complimentary bottled water, dressing table, white curtains, and wash basins.

Tents include verandas and wide sitting spaces where you can relax while admiring the breathtaking view of the Tarangire savannah plains and the wildlife that visits the camp and surrounding area. The tents are well-equipped, with a good and comfy queen-sized bed and clean, cleaned bedding.

Tents can come in a variety of sizes, including single beds for individuals, double/twin beds for sharing, and triple/family tents. Tarangire Elephant Springs Camp offers additional services and facilities, including: The dining room offers a variety of international and African-inspired cuisine to cater to guests’ preferences. Meals available include barbecue breakfast, picnic lunch, and dinner. Our well-trained, polite, and organized personnel can serve meals at your preferred location. They provide bush dining with views of the stars and bush breakfasts to enjoy as the sun rises.

The bar/lounge offers a wide selection of drinks, including local, cocktails, wines, spirits, and international beer. Enjoy a cocktail or monk tail while admiring the stunning view of the park and surrounding area.

Our services include free parking, airport pick-ups, night game viewing, laundry, and housekeeping.

WIFI INTERNET HOTSPOT is offered at the resort, allowing visitors to stay in touch with their families and friends.

Activities at the camp include game drives in the park, which allow you to see different animals, birding/bird watching because the park contains a variety of bird species, and nature walks.

Tarangare Elephant Springs Camp

Tarangire National Park is Tanzania’s sixth largest park, located south-east of Manyara National Park in the country’s north. The park’s name comes from the Tarangire River, which runs through it and serves as the only source of fresh water for wildlife in the Tarangire environment. It covers a total area of 2,850 km² and is 150 km from Arusha.

Tarangire Elephant Springs Camp
Tarangire Elephant Springs Camp

The park has 26 mammal species, including buffaloes, elephants, zebras, enlands, rhinos, impalas, and antelopes, as well as 500 bird species such as yellow-necked, helmeted, barbet, starling, swift, and striped swallows. The park offers a variety of lodgings, including budget, mid-range, and luxury options, that are both handy and economical for people visiting Tarangire National Park.

Tarangire National Park offers a variety of activities such as game viewing, cultural visits, camping, bird watching, boat trips, night walking safaris, sightseeing, and hot air balloon rides. It costs $60 to access the park. Tarangire National Park is best visited during the dry season since animals migrate from June to September, allowing visitors the opportunity to observe some of the creatures.

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