TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK, TANZANIA—Siringit Collection officially announces the opening of Siringit Tarangire Camp, a new luxury safari camp bringing contemporary East African design, locally rooted craftsmanship, and low-impact hospitality to one of Tanzania’s most wildlife-rich regions.
Located in the Tarangire National Park amid indigenous flora and elephant corridors, the intimate camp features just eight Luxury Tented Suites, including one interconnecting Family Suite. Each suite is positioned on a raised wooden platform overlooking distant floodplains and includes ensuite bathrooms with double vanity sinks, indoor and outdoor showers, flush toilets, and private viewing decks designed to immerse guests in the surrounding landscape.
Designed by Belgian architect Bram Bortolin, the camp reimagines the traditional safari tent through rounded, organic structures inspired by Maasai dwellings and contemporary eco-lodge architecture. The camp’s signature egg-shaped tents were designed to create improved airflow, softer natural light, and a stronger connection between guests and the environment.
“For Tarangire, we wanted to move beyond the traditional safari tent typology and create something more contemporary while still rooted in East African building traditions,” said Bortolin. “The rounded forms create a softer, more calming spatial experience while naturally improving airflow and openness to the landscape.”
Locally Sourced Materials
Interiors, developed in collaboration with South Africa–based designer Meg Vaun, layer natural textures, locally sourced materials, and Tanzanian craftsmanship with an understated, modern aesthetic.
“Tarangire has a rhythm unlike anywhere else in Tanzania, from the movement of elephants across the plains to the incredible stillness and light of the landscape,” said Peter Bruins, Siringit Country Manager. “We wanted to create a camp that feels intimate, design-forward, and deeply connected to its surroundings while still delivering the elevated safari experience today’s traveler is seeking.”
Guests at Siringit Tarangire Camp will enjoy guided safari experiences, regionally inspired dining, and access to one of East Africa’s most iconic wildlife destinations, known for its ancient baobab trees, seasonal migrations, and large elephant populations.
