Tarangire Treetops Camp, is an exciting safari camp in the Tarangire Conservation Area, providing superb and unusual accommodation in fantastic, wooden-thatched treehouses around ancient baobab and Mopani trees.

The central dining area provides a comfortable and sociable centre to gather after safaris before disappearing off into your tree, and a selection of cultural and wildlife reference books are available in the thatched open-air library. Special interest groups can arrange for cultural and environmental specialists to come and give talks. The lodge can also arrange game walks, night drives and even mountain biking excursions with an armed ranger, and they have their own safari vehicles for fly-in visitors.

We really like this lodge as, due to its situation just outside the park, it can offer the novelty of night drives and some great local game walks. Well managed by Glen and Cindy, all of the 20 tree houses are individual and elegant, with spectacular views. The lodge itself has a fantastic small pool and decking area where you can have a swim and watch the sun setting. Definitely a place to go back to a few times !

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Written by  marc_harris.

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