HIGHLIGHTS
WHAT WE LOVE
Meals on the special observation deck overlooking the bush
Being in a private concession near the game-studded Silale Swamps
Seeing unusual antelope like oryx and gerenuk as well as wild dog
WHEN TO VISIT
Dry Season⊕:June to October
Green Season⊕:November to December – annual short rains
March to May – annual long rains
Closed⊕:April to May
CONSERVATION & COMMUNITY
Tarangire Lion Project
Monitoring and recording the survival rates and demographics of the park’s lion population
Simanjaro Easement Project
Finding ways to preserve grazing for wildlife while also providing land for Maasai livestock and cultural practices
OVERVIEW
As you spoon honey from a local women’s beekeeping project onto your breakfast, you can keep an eye out for kudu, giraffe and zebra from Oliver’s open-air dining deck, specially designed so that all guests have a perfect view. Everything here is calibrated to take advantage of the game, including night drives through the private concession in south-eastern Tarangire National Park. Look out for gerenuk, an unusual antelope that can stand on its hind legs for long periods while grazing!
Oliver’s Camp has everything you need from classic safari accommodation, including a family tent and smaller enclave nearby (called Little Oliver’s) for groups. Treat yourself to a dawn hot-air balloon ride and be awed by herds of buffalo and elephant below.
FACILITIES
GUEST TENT FEATURES
FAMILY TENT FEATURES
ACTIVITIES
GALLERY
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