The camp was built in a remote area of Tarangire NP on the top of a huge granite rock that rises out of the picturesque landscape.
All tents are built on wooden decks and offer unique views over the savannah, Lake Manyara and the Rift Valley. The picturesque backdrop on the horizon are the volcanoes of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area such as the Ngorongoro Crater, Oldeani or Lemagrut ... Built to the highest eco-friendly standards, Maweninga has a particularly low-carbon footprint.
The 16 canvas tents have been built on individual raised wooden platforms.
They are quite similar in terms of lay-out and decoration, but each with its own special bush feeling.
The safari canvas tents feature an open terrace, a bedroom and a dressing room alcove with en-suite bathroom (flush toilets, wash basin and shower (24 hour hot water).
The whole camp is powered by solar energy. The electricity is supplied by a new generation solar system.The hot water is provided by solar heating systems.The rainwater usage covers up to 50 % of the annual water consumption, the remaining being fetched from a borehole.
The restaurant and bar with wooden floors and makuti roof are located adjacent to the huge flat rock-terrace. Refreshing drinks are served while you admire breathtaking views and the sunset over the bush.
Experience the african sky after your dinner in a loungechair at the magical campfire and listen to Massai stories. Enjoy a special dinner at our smaller restaurant overlooking the bush.
Perched on the top of an imposing granite rock, this camp has the privilege of being within the Tarangire National Park, overlooking Lake Manyara and Burunge. Tarangire is considered as one of the most beautiful shelter of the Tanzanian fauna. Its numerous herds of elephants as well as its huge baobab trees have established Tarangire's reputation. Spreaded over 2 850 km², the average altitude of the park reaches 1 100 m high. It also gets its reputation due to the large number of wild animals, hard to find in others parks, one can observe: in particular Gerenuk, lesser and greater Kudu, Oryx and Eland.