Game drives in Tarangire National Park are magnificent. The park is part of a larger, diverse ecosystem, a wildlife-rich migratory corridor between Ngorongoro Crater and the Maasai Step in northern Tanzania. The meandering palm tree-lined Tarangire River and Silale Swamp are vibrant sources of life for resident and migratory birds and wildlife. Wildlife viewing is an intimate and exceptional way to encourage guests to unwind in the peaceful landscapes and experience the wildlife diversity of the park.

Stepping out of the car after a game drive, having enjoyed a bush lunch under an Acacia Tree, an evening walk brings into focus the smaller details of the ecosystem. Accompanied by a park ranger and professional walking guide, this adventure follows the scent of wildlife. On foot, senses come alive; sounds of birds calling, the russell of wind blowing through the grass, an army of ants carrying seeds to the ant hill, a path scattered with animal tracks leading to water. The small, wild details tell different daily stories as the sun splashes golden tones onto the landscape.

Seeing the landscape from the air gives a whole new perspective on the meaning of life. The colours in the Tarangire landscape merge to form an abstract painting of expression and life. Rising with the sun, the balloon drifts along the Tarangire River, moving serenely with the thermals.

Dining under the shade of an Acacia tree or under the magical African sky merges spaces between inside and outside. Bush meals invite guests to experience wildlife from the seat of their camp chairs.