At Lake Burunge Baobab Tented Lodge, the lounge and dining areas epitomize elegance amidst the wild. Perched upon an elevated wooden platform beneath a traditional thatched roof, the space offers guests a commanding 360-degree panorama of Lake Burunge and the surrounding wilderness.
Dining is designed around your schedule, offering the flexibility of the outdoor terrace or the serene poolside. Whether enjoying a meal by the inviting 25-meter infinity pool or overlooking the lake shores, the experience seamlessly blends refined sophistication with the untamed beauty of the Tarangire and Manyara ecosystem.
Tarangire
60
30
En-suite bathrooms
Not allowed
Non-smoking rooms
With 30 elevated suites, each positioned to capture breathtaking panoramas of Lake Burunge and Tarangire National Park. Designed for an immersive wilderness experience, the accommodations include 20 elegant safari tents and 10 beautifully appointed bungalows.
To ensure a seamless stay for families and groups, each bungalow features a versatile configuration of one king-size bed and one queen-size bed. Every sanctuary is fully climate-controlled with air conditioning and ceiling fans, blending modern comfort with the raw beauty of the landscape.
Burunge Baobab lies within a vast private conservation area adjoining the National Park—a sanctuary of “deep African safari mystique” where the rare luxury of silence remains undisturbed.
Under the guidance of our premier Safari Director, you will encounter the charisma of Tarangire’s giants: world-renowned elephant herds and the elegant, “long-stemmed, speckled” giraffe. In the presence of our lions, you will truly understand Isak Dinesen’s observation of their “unrestricted supreme authority”—a sight of such power that it renders all else trivial.
Beyond the game drive, we curate private, respectful visits to a neighboring Maasai village. These are meaningful encounters with the Director’s lifelong friends, embodying the true spirit of the region: you may come for the wildlife, but you stay for the people.
At Tarangire Simba Lodge, luxury is defined by the rarity of silence and the raw abundance of the wild. Ideally secluded near the Sangaiwe Gate, the lodge offers a front-row seat to the Northern Circuit’s most vibrant wildlife theater, with unhampered vistas stretching toward the shimmering Lake Burunge.
The true opulence here lies in the setting: an ancient Baobab tree stands guard over a landscape teeming with life, offering a profound connection to the “Old Africa.” This is a sanctuary where your stay is measured not in things, but in moments of untamed beauty and the quiet elegance of nature in its most pristine form.
Journey into the heart of Tarangire National Park at Mbali Mbali Tarangire River Camp, a luxurious tented retreat perfectly perched on the banks of the Tarangire River. This intimate camp is your front-row seat to the park’s incredible wildlife, with a constant flow of animals coming to the water to drink.
Each of the camp’s elegant tents is a private sanctuary, offering a stunning view of the river from your private veranda. You can relax by the infinity pool, which overlooks the river, or enjoy a cocktail at the bar as you watch elephants, giraffes, and other wildlife in their natural habitat. Mbali Mbali Tarangire River Camp offers a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. You can embark on thrilling game drives, or get a different perspective on a night safari, and even go for a bush walk. Mbali Mbali Tarangire River Camp is the ultimate destination for an unforgettable safari.
Living in an African treehouse is a dream many share, but the reality at Tarangire Treetops surpasses even the most vivid imaginations.
With freshly brewed coffee in hand, step onto the treehouse’s broad balcony and revel in the serene atmosphere. Here, you are now living in luxury, with sweeping views across marvelously diverse landscapes – rocky outcrops, graceful hills, and Africa’s golden savannah, generously dotted with acacias and stately old baobabs. This is the homeland of nearly all the continent’s endlessly intriguing animals, including approximately 2,500 elephants.
