Nimali Tarangire Live Wildlife Cam – Tarangire

Nimali Tarangire is a small safari camp on the edge of Tarangire National Park in Manyara Region, northern Tanzania. The camera looks over the bush and the waterhole near camp, with the park's famous baobabs and the Tarangire River valley close by.

What to see

• Elephant herds, sometimes hundreds strong
• Baobab trees and open acacia woodland
• Lions, leopards, giraffe and zebra
• Kudu, oryx and more than 500 bird species

Tarangire is quieter than the Serengeti and Ngorongoro, and its river is a lifeline in the dry season, drawing animals from a wide area. The park is known for its elephant population and for ancient baobabs, some of them over a thousand years old. The camp offers game drives, walking safaris and visits to local villages.

Plan your visit

• Drive from Arusha (about 2.5 hours) or fly to a nearby airstrip
• Visit in the dry season (June–October) for the biggest herds
• Combine with Ngorongoro and the Serengeti
• Bring binoculars, sun protection and neutral clothing

Tarangire has a warm, dry climate, with a long rainy season from March to May. Roads can be muddy then, but the park is green and the birdlife is excellent.