Morning departure from Arusha leads into Tarangire National Park. Elephants form the major draw here, gathering in notable numbers around water sources as the daylight progresses. The park carries a broad range of plains species and a lion population that often rests on open ground during warmer hours. Morning drives usually begin early to take advantage of cooler air and clearer observation. After time out in the field, we return to Nimali Tarangire for lunch and a short pause during the middle of the day. 

Slow hours allow rest or quiet viewing of animals passing through the vicinity of the lodge. Afternoon outings continue once the temperature lowers and visibility of movement improves again. Each evening concludes back at Nimali, with time to reflect on wildlife encounters and notice shifting light over the surrounding terrain. Tarangire offers consistent scenes of everyday life in the bush, from grazing herds to cautious predators, and the pace over these two days supports unhurried exploration of one of northern Tanzania’s most reliable conservation areas.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner