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Oliver’s Camp - Asilia Lodges & Camps
Oliver’s Camp - Asilia Lodges & Camps 5*
This camping lies in a remote picturesque location in the southern part of the Tarangire National Park, neighbouring the dense Silale Swamps and overlooking the floodplain of the Minyonyo Pools. Oliver’s Camp will remind you of the old mobile camps set by the explorers who first ventured to embark on an adventurous safari in the Tanzanian savannah.
Upon arrival at the campsite, you'll be welcomed by extremely helpful staff, whose service will cater to the needs of the most sophisticated tourists. The camp’s location right amidst the Tarangire National Park allows you to fill your journey with unforgettable wildlife encounters and experience the thrilling sensation of the close proximity to mother nature.
Airport: Kuro Airstrip, 30 min
Location: Tarangire National Park, Tanzania
Wildlife area: Yes
Best time to visit: From July to October (the dry season when the Tarangire River dries out, and a plenty of animals come to the watering places)
BASED IN TANZANIA
Activities Oliver’s Camp - Asilia Lodges & Camps
Bush breakfast, lunch and dinner
Don’t interrupt your safari for a minute - enjoy your delicious meal right in the savannah
Hot air balloon safari
Float above the endless grasslands as the sun rises over Serengeti
Walking Safari
Take the closest possible look at the African bush and its inhabitants
Photos Oliver’s Camp - Asilia Lodges & Camps
Accommodation options at Oliver’s Camp - Asilia Lodges & Camps
Safari tent
Facilities
Room types
- 10 safari tents
Ameneties
- Free Wi-Fi
- Airstrip Transfer
- Night Game Drive
- Bedclothes
- Bathroom supplies
- Mosquito nets
- En-suite power outlets
- Daily housekeeping
- Laundry Service
- 24-hour hot and cold water supply
- En-suite shower and toilet
- Night Game Drive
- Open Car Safari (booked in advance)
- Professional Guided Walking Safari
Oliver’s Camp - Asilia Lodges & Camps on the map
Oliver’s Camp is located in Tarangire National Park, which rightfully bears the nickname “Little Serengeti”. Tarangire is home to giraffes, zebras, buffalos, large herds of different types of antelopes and a great variety of birds. But the most important inhabitants of the park are elephants. Tanzanian elephants have long chosen Tarangire as their favorite place, and they are happy to spend most of their lives here. Baobabs, acacia trees and candelabra trees create an iconic African landscape. In Tarangire, you will immediately feel the flavor and atmosphere of a real game drive.
