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About the rooms

11 tents
In-room Safe
Ensuite bathroom
Toiletries
Private terrace with amazing view

About the lodge

Inside the park
Outdoor fireplace
WiFi
Spacious Bar & Lounge
5 minutes driving from Kuru airstrip

Short Overview

Kichuguu, located inside Tarangire National Park, offers guests an African flare, combining gourmet Swahili cuisine with Tanzanian service and style! Kichuguu Camp is perfectly situated in a quiet woodland between the Tarangire River basin and Silale Swamp, making for easy access to excellent game viewing during your stay. Kichuguu ('termite mound' in English) Camp is a thematic representation of the termite mounds that dot the Tarangire landscape. The hidden details and patterns of the intricate mounds appear in the decor and furnishings throughout the camp.

Hotel Amenities

Family friendly
In national park
Small Lodge

Type of accommodation

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