The Camp

Kuro Tarangire is a small, stylishly simple camp situated in a quiet, secluded setting surrounded by fantastic walking territory and within easy reach of all the best wildlife areas. The camp consists of just six airy thatched tents, each with an en suite bathroom, private veranda and comfortable interior space. The beds are draped in mosquito netting, and your private deck has safari chairs, perfect for watching the sunrise with a cup of tea or coffee before setting off on your morning game drive. The central lounge and dining areas are cozy and open, the perfect place for gathering together or meeting like-minded travelers. Wildlife is free to move past the camp, so you may even be able to experience an armchair safari from the lounge.

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Facilities & Amenities

• En suite bathroom with indoor/outdoor safari showers
• Shampoo, conditioner, soap and lotion
• 220v charging outlets in main area
• Laundry included
• Local drinks included (house alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks)
• Credit cards accepted (7.5% surcharge)

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Wildlife Viewing & Activities

Tarangire National Park is a less-known safari destination that boasts massive herds of buffalo and elephant in the dry season, giant baobabs and plenty of resident wildlife year-round. Kuro Tarangire is situated in an area of the park that is great for walking, day and night wildlife drives, and is well known for its frequency of animals moving along the river to drink. Kuro is also in a great position for access to the Silale Swamp area, which attracts many elephants. The bird life here is also impressive with 550 recorded species, and the largest number of breeding species anywhere in the world! Activities include day and night game drives, guided nature walks and observing whatever animals pass through camp.

Tarangire has varying concentrations of wildlife viewing depending on the season, and the below chart helps to illustrate major wildlife sightings often experienced. Other typical sightings may include about 550 bird species and a number of other mammals and reptiles. Exact sightings will depend on seasonality and wildlife movements.

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