The Conservancy
Manyara Ranch Conservancy
A wilderness-exclusively for you
A 35,000 Acre Wildlife Conservancy
Manyara Ranch Conservancy is situated within the wildlife corridor between Tarangire and Manyara National Parks in Tanzania. It offers a superb wilderness area with an excellent cultural mix for the active visitor to Tanzania.
The Conservancy provides guided game walks, night game drives in 4x4 open safari vehicles. Game viewing from hides overlooking waterholes and horse riding with big game. Bush breakfasts, bush lunches and sundowners, cultural visits to partner villages and the local school.
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If you are looking for safari ideas, why not take a look at some of our favourite combinations for inspiration.
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November 2013 Special Offer
As November is a quiet period on the Ranch, we would like to encourage more guests to visit by offering a special
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“Best Place We Stayed”
The combination of accomodations, people and setting made this a highlight of our trip to TZ. Chris runs an amazing camp. The tents are spotless, luxurious and there are only 6 of them! The attached bathrooms are just like home - running water in the sinks, rainhead shower and flush toilet complete with the blue water! What a treat to have coffee in bed in the morning while you listen to the birds and watch the animals walk by - and get to hear the lions roaring at night. The food is excellent (best I had in TZ) and something is being served almost continuously throughout the day. I was floored by the kitchen. It's cleaner than mine, and yet sitting in the middle of the bush. Julius' greeting of "Welcome, you are home" every time you enter the dining tent makes you feel so cared for, and seeing Langeti's smiling face every day just added to the joy of the experience. We loved having Michael serve us sundowners in his beautiful Maasai robes, which remained spotless, even after pulling our vehicle out of the mud! And this is all before the night safari drives (1st lions of our trip), walking safari, snake lessons (Chris found a python that had eaten a dikdik), etc. It's wonderful to have full access to this amazing property - both day and night. I know I probably sound like a paid advertisement, but like I said, the combination of wonderful people, the place/animals, superb accomodations, and excellent food made this a very special experience that we will treasure forever. We left on one of the rainest mornings on record, and all we wished was that we could crawl back into bed in our tents and spend another day there. Asante sana!!!
Makai12 -
Boston, USA
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Great value offer to enjoy spectacular game experiences in this exclusive 35,000 acre private ranch, game drives with our dedicated spotters, game walks with our qualified guides, night game drives in our open vehicles and even horseback safaris. As November is a quiet period on the Ranch we would like to encourage more guests to …
We will be at Indaba in Durban, South Africa (11th to 14th May, 2013). Please come and meet for more information on how to book Manyara Ranch Conservancy and the exiting activities we offer.
As if the sight of an elephant wandering over the plains is not impressive enough, our guests stumbled upon two male elephants trying to prove to each other who was the strongest. Although somewhat nervous so see it up close, it was a spectacular sight and our guests sat and observed.. Loud trumpeting, lots of …
Guests visiting Manyara Ranch Conservancy recently discovered a new species which had crawled onto the table and appeared to be about to eat the lunch laid out on the table under a shady acacia tree. Appearing to be a cross between a chameleon and a porcupine, it has the ability of disguising itself as a …
After a diverse but dusty day, we usually – at the ranch – take a nice hot shower and then sit at the campfire to end the day, while soaking up the evening sounds of the African bush. It is hard to compare that special feeling when you hear the subtle crackling of the fire …
End of May The season is coming up and it will be a busy one! We are all very excited and we are getting the camp ready as we speak: supplies are being brought in, the tents are being dusted of and we are looking forward to welcoming new guests in the ranch that now …
May 2012 Terms such as winter and summer mean very little in a tropical country. Tanzania however, has two pronounced rain seasons: the ‘short rains’ fall around November, the ‘long rains’ are around March, April and May. This great rainy season is called ‘masika’ in Kiswahili. These rains are very welcome, but also incredibly beautiful. …
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