Aerial view of the domed tented suites of Siringit Tarangire Camp among green Tarangire woodland

Tarangire · Siringit Collection

Siringit Tarangire Camp

A new camp of eight raised tented suites inside Tarangire National Park, south of Kuro airstrip, open since June 2026.

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Area
Inside Tarangire National Park, south of Kuro airstrip
Style
Luxury tented camp
Opened
June 2026
Suites
8 tented suites, including 1 interconnecting Family Suite
Meals on our safaris
Full board, with local drinks, laundry and Wi-Fi
Facilities
Swimming pool, gym, bar tent, firepit, spa treatments, safari shop
Run by
Siringit Collection

Siringit Tarangire Camp opened in June 2026 inside Tarangire National Park, south of Kuro airstrip. It is the newest camp of the Siringit Collection, a small group of privately owned camps in northern Tanzania that also includes Siringit Serengeti Camp near Seronera, the mobile Siringit Migration Camp and Siringit Villa near Kilimanjaro Airport. The collection is a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World.

There are only eight tented suites, so the camp stays quiet even when it is full. Each suite stands on a raised platform with a private deck looking out over the floodplains.

We can book Siringit Tarangire Camp on its own, or as part of a private safari with your own vehicle and guide, the park fees and the rest of the route arranged in one quote.

A tented suite at Siringit Tarangire Camp lit up at night under a starry sky, with its private deckInside a suite at Siringit Tarangire Camp, with a large bed, wooden floors and the deck beyondThe bed in a suite at Siringit Tarangire Camp, with a striped headboard and reading lampsThe lounge tent at Siringit Tarangire Camp, with green sofas and shelves of books and objectsThe swimming pool and sun loungers on the wooden deck at Siringit Tarangire CampA herd of elephants with calves on the grass in Tarangire, a photo from Siringit Tarangire Camp

What it's like

The suites are tall, curved canvas tents set 1.5 metres off the ground on wooden platforms, each with a private deck and a view across the floodplains. Inside there are wooden floors, a large bed, a ceiling fan and an en-suite bathroom with double basins and a flush toilet. One suite is an interconnecting Family Suite, which works for parents travelling with children.

The main tent holds the lounge and the dining room, and there is a separate bar tent for the hours between the afternoon drive and dinner. The pool is set into a wide wooden deck with sun loungers, and there is also a gym, a firepit with a stargazing area and a small safari shop. Siringit says its menus were created for the collection by a Michelin-starred chef.

The camp offers night game drives, guided bush walks, birdwatching and spa treatments. On our safaris your daytime game drives are with your own private guide and vehicle, and we can add a night drive or a walk to your stay.

Getting there

Arusha to the Tarangire main gateAbout 2 hours, tarmac with a short gravel stretch to the gate
Arusha to the campAbout 3.5 hours (the camp's own estimate)
Tarangire main gate to Karatu2 to 2.5 hours

Times are best estimates. The camp sits deep in the park, south of Kuro, so most of the drive from the gate is on park tracks, and we usually turn it into a game drive on the way in.

Park fees

The camp is inside Tarangire National Park, so park entry fees and a nightly park fee for staying inside the park apply. The camp's rates do not include these, and we show them as separate lines in your quote. A night game drive carries its own park fee. Current figures are on our park fees page. See Tanzania park fees.

Who it suits

A good fit for

  • Two or more nights in Tarangire, staying deep inside the park
  • Couples who want a small, quiet camp with a pool
  • Families, with the interconnecting Family Suite
  • Guests who want to add a night drive or a walk to their game drives

Look elsewhere for

  • A single night on the way to the crater, as the camp is a long drive from the main gate
  • Travellers who want solid walls, as this is a tented camp
  • Large groups, as there are only eight suites

When to go

Tarangire is at its best from June to October, when the park is dry and elephants gather along the Tarangire River. April and May are the long rains and the quietest months. With only eight suites, July, August and the December holidays fill early.

Common questions

Where is Siringit Tarangire Camp?

It is inside Tarangire National Park, south of Kuro airstrip. By road it is about 3.5 hours from Arusha, according to the camp.

When did Siringit Tarangire Camp open?

The camp opened in June 2026, so it is one of the newest camps in Tarangire.

How many suites does Siringit Tarangire Camp have?

Eight tented suites, including one interconnecting Family Suite. Each suite stands on a raised platform with a private deck.

Does the camp have a swimming pool?

Yes. There is a swimming pool with a sun deck, as well as a gym, a bar tent and a firepit.

Can we do a night game drive from Siringit Tarangire Camp?

Yes. The camp runs night game drives, which Tarangire National Park allows, and guided bush walks. We can add either to your stay.

Can you book just a stay at Siringit Tarangire Camp?

Yes. We can quote for a stay at the camp on its own, or build it into a full private safari with the vehicle, guide and park fees included.

How much does a stay at Siringit Tarangire Camp cost?

It depends on the season and the rest of your route. We can quote the stay on its own or as part of a full safari quote with the vehicle, guide and park fees included. Send us your dates and we will cost it properly.

Other places to stay in Tarangire

Baobab Tented Camp, Elephants Lair, Conserve Safari Tarangire, Nyikani Tarangire Camp, Ang'ata Tarangire Camp, Tarangire Tortilis Camp.

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Sources and Maintenance

Where these figures come from

Fees, rules and official guidance can change at short notice. Every figure on this page is checked against a primary source on the date below and rechecked on a regular schedule.

Last reviewed
9 November 2026
Next scheduled review
9 May 2027

Saleh Safaris is an independent safari operator based in Arusha. This is our own guide to Siringit Tarangire Camp, not the lodge's official website.