Nimali Tarangire is an exclusive luxury lodge located on the eastern boundary of Tarangire National Park that is renowned for its stunning baobab trees and large concentration of elephants. The lodge is situated alongside the riverbed and well hidden amongst the acacia & baobab trees.

Natural materials are merged with contemporary decor, to provide guests with a unique and unforgettable bush experience. The main areas comprise of a spacious lounge, library and a central dining area that overlooks the swimming pool and a waterhole that attracts wildlife.

Selections of safari books are available for guests to read. Every evening, guests are able to relax in the lounge and have sundowners by the fireplace. Under the personalized attention and care of our courteous and attentive staff, our guests are spoilt in every way; all their needs and comforts are catered for. Every effort is made to ensure that guests feel at home and have an amazingly unique Tanzanian experience.

Tarangire National Park is among the most diverse Parks in Tanzania. The Park is 2850 sq. km (1,096 sq. miles) in size and is located 118 km (75 miles) southwest of Arusha.  Tarangire is a little gem on the Northern safari circuit, especially if you love Elephants. Tarangire boasts large herds of Elephants and provides excellent habitat for Lion, Leopard, Buffalo and many Antelope species unique to East Africa. These include Lesser Kudu,
Fringe Eared Oryx and Grants Gazelle. Herds of up to 300 Elephants dig for water in the dry riverbeds for underground streams, while migratory Wildebeest, Zebra, Buffalo, Impala, Gazelle, Hartebeest and Eland crowd the plains. Thousands of animals migrate to Tarangire National Park from Manyara National Park during the dry season. The park is home to more than 550 species and the habitat is completely different from other parks.  A retreat for bird lovers, the park swamps have one of the largest selections of breeding birds anywhere in the world. The Yellow Collared Love birds are usually seen along the Tarangire River.

The wildlife has been spectacular at Nimali Tarangire recently.  After a little rain, the river has been flowing in front of camp and wild flowers are out everywhere. Guests have spotted cheetah, leopard and lion all from camp and regular sightings at the waterhole include buffalo, waterbuck, zebra, wildebeest and elephant. We also had a prewedding photo shoot at the lodge with some beautiful new photography now available.  The Camp will be closed during the long rains Apr-May.

GAME DRIVES - Game drives with professional guides providing great sighting and
knowledge of the wild animals. Guests expect to see huge herds of Elephants, tree climbing Lions and also animals unique to East Africa such as Lesser Kudu, Fringe Eared Oryx & Grants Gazelle.
NIGHT GAME DRIVES - Night game drives are an opportunity for the guests to see the
nightlife of the park and reveal the elusive magic of nocturnal Africa. Night game drives must be booked in prior to arrival in order to guarantee space.
WALKING SAFARIS - Enjoy and learn about the nature and observe the wildlife with our
experienced & knowledgeable walking guides along with an armed Ranger. Get up close and personal with the wildlife whilst taking a walking safari. Walking Safaris are best done in the morning and must be booked prior to arrival.
FLY & BUSH CAMPING - Fly camping is for those looking for an adventurous experience. It is a small and intimate lightweight camp setup in an exclusive area away from the main camp and usually booked as part of a walking safari. This must be booked prior to arrival at the lodge.

Tarangire National Park is among the most diverse Parks in Tanzania. The Park is 2850 sq. km (1,096 sq. miles) in size and is located 118 km (75 miles) southwest of Arusha.  Tarangire is a little gem on the Northern safari circuit, especially if you love Elephants. Tarangire boasts large herds of Elephants and provides excellent habitat for Lion, Leopard, Buffalo and many Antelope species unique to East Africa. These include Lesser Kudu,
Fringe Eared Oryx and Grants Gazelle. Herds of up to 300 Elephants dig for water in the dry riverbeds for underground streams, while migratory Wildebeest, Zebra, Buffalo, Impala, Gazelle, Hartebeest and Eland crowd the plains. Thousands of animals migrate to Tarangire National Park from Manyara National Park during the dry season. The park is home to more than 550 species and the habitat is completely different from other parks.  A retreat for bird lovers, the park swamps have one of the largest selections of breeding birds anywhere in the world. The Yellow Collared Love birds are usually seen along the Tarangire River.
SPECIES AVAILABLE
􀁕 Elephant
􀁕 Leopard
􀁕 Lion
􀁕 Buffalo
􀁕 Greater Kudu
􀁕 Lesser Kudu
􀁕 Warthog
􀁕 Fringe eared oryx
􀁕 Zebra
􀁕 Impala
􀁕 Bush Buck
􀁕 Bush Pig
􀁕 Baboon
􀁕 Common Duiker
ô€• White bearded Wildebeest
􀁕 Cokes Hartebeest
􀁕 Gerenuk