- Tier
- Luxury
- Style
- Tented camp
- Size
- 6 tents
- Region
- Tarangire
- Nearest airstrip
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The smaller and more rustic of the Chem Chem camps — six tents screened in stone for privacy, on the same private concession between Lake Manyara and Tarangire.
Little Chem Chem takes six tents, one of them for a family, on the Chem Chem concession in the Burunge Wildlife Management Area. Each tent is set behind stone screening for privacy, in a deliberately vintage safari style rather than resort polish. Guests share the concession's walking, night drives and game drives into Tarangire and Lake Manyara.
Each Wildtouch safari is quoted individually — rates depend on your dates, the camps you choose and how it all links together. Wildtouch prices the whole journey, not a per-night sticker.
Safaris that visit Tarangire
Little Chem Chem sits in Tarangire. These are the routes we run through it — each one rebuilt around you, with your choice of camp.
Other places to stay nearby
Tarangire Safari Lodge
One of the oldest properties in the park, perched on a bluff above the Tarangire River with what is widely regarded as one of the finest viewpoints in the whole park - elephants and game often visible from your veranda.
ClassicTarangire Sopa Lodge
A long-established, dependable lodge set on a rise inside the national park, with a large pool overlooking the bush and easy access to Tarangire's famous elephant herds and ancient baobabs.
LuxurySwala Camp, an A&K Sanctuary
A small, exclusive camp tucked away in a remote acacia grove on the edge of the Gursi Swamp in the quiet south-west of the park, with its own waterhole and resident game well away from the main game-drive circuit.
Ultimate luxuryElewana Tarangire Treetops
Distinctive elevated treehouse suites built around and into ancient baobab and marula trees, on a private concession bordering the park - giving a romantic, elevated perspective over the bush and access to walking and night drives not permitted inside the park.
Ultimate luxuryChem Chem Lodge
Eight tented suites on a private concession in the Burunge Wildlife Management Area, on the corridor between Lake Manyara and Tarangire, where guided walks and night drives are allowed as they are not inside the parks.