Getting to Tarangire National Park

Getting to Tarangire National Park: Visitors interested in exploring the Tarangire National Park can reach here through two main means, and these include national road transport or air transport, which are both very interesting and wonderful.

Accessing the Tarangire national park by air can be achieved by flying to the Kilimanjaro international airport, and this is the best option for accessing the Tarangire national park. This is found within 46 kilos of Arusha. Another possibility is for you to fly to Julius Nyerere International Airport, which is near Dar es Salaam, and then arrange for a direct flight to take you to Arusha Airport. For visitors who are interested in having a cheap flight, they can as well fly to Nairobi, Kenya, and later move to continue with one of the buses between Arusha and Nairobi. You will be able to get to Arusha in the late afternoon if you use our afternoon pickup. On our African adventure vacations, you will be picked up from the airport and driven to Tarangire National Park. In most cases, the accommodation and transportation are arranged by the tour operator, and this is a very interesting experience.

Visitors will also be able to use the chartered flights from Arusha to Sibigeti and then, finally, to Tarangire National Park. From the Arush entrance gate, you will have a comfortable safari drive and it will take you about two hours, which is about seven kilometers on the non-tarred road. It is very easy to drive from Tarangire National Park to the neighboring Ngorongoro Conservation Area from Lake Manyara National Park, which is very interesting and wonderful.

Tarangire is a park in northern Tanzania that is characterized as a more sporadic park. There is a lot of transient movement within the Greater Tarangire ecosystem. During the dry season, between June and October, large herds of animals are drawn to the Tarangire River. The elephant population is also astounding right now. Tarangire is the least visited of Tanzania’s parks in the north, but it retains the authentic character of undiscovered Africa in the recreation area’s southern section. Tarangire National Park, which covers an area of 2,600 square kilometers, is located a short distance south-east of Lake Manyara National Park. It has an uneven landscape with diverse Baobab trees, thick shrubberies, and long grass.

Where to book your flight to Tarangire National Park

There is a lot of information online regarding the flight information to Taranaki National Park, and reliable information can be found on the websites where you will find information about the schedule of the airlines, the cost of the airlines, and which airlines’ services are available for the Taranaki route. You can get flight information from Taranaki to WWW.skyscanner.net for the best multiple destinations and later on from expedia.com, especially for domestic flights. You may fly domestically with Coastal Aviation, Air Tanzania, Safari Air Link, Precision Air, ZanAir, and Regional Air. Please keep in mind that the available charter flights have a weight restriction, so you should check with your tour operator to see how much luggage you may take at one time.

Accessing the Tarangire National Park through the road: from Arusha City to Tarangire National Park is about 140 kilometers, and it takes about 3 hours to access the park. Unfortunately, many people consider a Tarangire safari to be a solo safari, yet visiting this park during the dry season will provide you with incredible natural life views, particularly if you explore the southern portion of the recreation area. Tarangire is part of the well-known northern safari circuit, and it is certainly visited in conjunction with the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater. Arusha town serves as a starting point for the majority of safaris on this circuit.

CombineTarangire with other safari parks

A safari to Tarangire can easily be combined with the other public parks because there are excellent access roads as well as charter flights associated with these concerns. It is approximately 110 kilometers from Tarangire National Park to Lake Manyara National Park and takes approximately 2 hours and 50 minutes by road. You can also connect from Tarangire to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, which is located approximately 140 kilometers away and is approximately a 3-hour drive away. The park can also be visited on a day visit as part of a longer safari agenda than other public parks on a Tanzania Safari, but if you want to go through the nighttime, you will notice several convenient options, including the wonderful lodges and the campsites such as Boundary hill lodge, MaweNiga tented camp,Osupuko lodges Among more others. Please contact Africa Adventure Vacations to find out how to get to Tarangire National Park which is very interesting and beautiful.