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Oliver's Camp, Tarangire National Park, Tanzania
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Weddings, game drives and game walks are just some of the activities you can do on this Tanzania safari.
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Fly Camping:
Fly camping is a wonderful way to sleep under the stars and enjoy the pure tranquility and raw excitement of the bush on your Tanzania safari. The tents are made of heavy duty mosquito mesh to ensure that you are close to nature but apart from the bugs. The freedom of movement, the intimacy of the light camp and the thrill of being so close to nature is the pinnacle of many a guests' Tanzania safari.
Walking:
Walking opportunities for guests range from a gentle stroll near the camp, to a full day out on foot across the Park exploring the recently opened wilderness zone. Walking safaris can be combined with fly camping to give guests the ultimate experience. These trips are professionally guided, interpreted, and escorted by a park ranger.
Game Drives and Photography:
With local knowledge and up to date information on the areas around the Base Camp, the guides are second to none when it comes to finding wildlife. Open vehicles are used and enjoy the freedom of off-road driving to access hidden areas and rare wildlife. Few other visitors to this part allows guests private and unique sightings.
Weddings and Honeymoons:
Candle lit bush dinners under the African skies, fly camping in the middle of Tarangire National Park, champagne breakfasts, and a luxury Honeymoon tent can be arranged. Private weddings can also be arranged in the middle of the bush, with Tarangire's Elephants as your witnesses. Honeymoon packages can include other destinations to create an unforgettable honeymoon.
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Unique walking opportunities
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The walking opportunities for guests staying at Oliver's Camp range from a gentle stroll near the camp, to a full day out on foot across the Park exploring the recently opened wilderness zone.
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Oliver Camp's focal point
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The focal point of Oliver's Camp each evening is the stone fireplace which is close to the library, sitting and dining tents.
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