Your own luxury home in Africa
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.
Wildlife Management Area (Tarangire)
50
20
En-suite bathrooms
Not allowed
Non-Smocking Rooms
Tarangire Treetops’ 20 treehouses are a far cry from the simple treehouses of our youth, akin to how a Timex compares to a luxury watch. Each treehouse spans nearly 700 square feet and is crafted from a blend of modern and traditional materials. They all feature a revitalizing veranda with stunning views, a full bath with a double shower, Wi-Fi, and exceptional service from the Lodge’s staff. The main lodge is built around an ancient baobab tree, with the dining area overlooking a watering hole frequented by Tarangire’s wildlife. After an exhilarating game drive, a refreshing dip in the Lodge’s bright blue swimming pool is yet another delightful treat at Tarangire Treetops.
Tarangire Treetops is located in a vast private conservation area adjacent to Tarangire National Park, an area renowned for capturing the essence of the African safari mystique.
Our Safari Guides possess an intimate knowledge of Tarangire, allowing us to fully appreciate the diverse wildlife and their behaviors. Expect to encounter giraffes, waterbucks, dik-diks, Grant’s elegant gazelles, vervet monkeys, bustling baboons, cheetahs, nearly 600 bird species, Tarangire’s exceptionally large elephant population, and, of course, its majestic lions, which make everything else seem trivial.
Expertly guided night game drives from Treetops are particularly enchanting, offering a glimpse into the nocturnal world and a chance to marvel at the starry sky. Additionally, a visit to a Maasai village reminds us that while we come to Africa for the wildlife, we leave with a deep appreciation for its people.
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