Tarangire National Park, Tanzania Safari! Stay at Rivertrees Country Inn and Ndovu Tented Camp

[@chepkiruilangat9725]

Waw

[@LeeScott-LightSourceKauai]

Thank you. Tarangire is awe inspiring for sure.

[@rosealitubeera]

Lovely Photos. So captivating makes me wanna go there.

[@LeeScott-LightSourceKauai]

Aloha Rose. Thank you for watching and for your kind comment. Yes! If you ever have the chance go! I know you will love Tarangire! Have a great week. Aloha.

[@martinkuller]

Thanks for showing this video. We have been there in 2013.

[@LeeScott-LightSourceKauai]

@@martinkuller Aloha Martin. Thanks for watching and for your kind comment. I am so happy that you have been to Tarangire NP! It is a fabulous location to see the beauty of Tanzania. Did you go in the Dry Season? If so, how was it? I’ve been three times but only in February. I’ve heard in the Dry Season there are so many elephants! Thanks again. Happy holidays! Aloha, Lee

[@chepkiruilangat9725]

Like the land scape

[@LeeScott-LightSourceKauai]

The landscape is so beautiful. Big Trees 🌳, green grass, red termite mounds. It’s all makes for a wonderful combination . Have a great week! Aloha.

[@ssemwogerererichard3961]

I would like also to be there coz my country is bordering Tanzania ❤❤

[@LeeScott-LightSourceKauai]

Aloha Richard. Which country is your home? Africa is so big and beautiful! Have a great week. Aloha!

[@islandyogacocorokauai]

Great pictures!! I love all of them:))

[@LeeScott-LightSourceKauai]

Thank you, Naomi! I’m glad you liked the pictures. Tarangire is a beautiful place. 🤩

[@AnaPatan]

Beautiful video and pics! What an adventure Wait, 0:30 are you saying that you went there in February 2025? 😃 Are you a bit ahead of us all...? 😉

[@LeeScott-LightSourceKauai]

Aloha Ana!!! Haha, yes. I’m from the future! 🤣 it’s funny I didn’t catch it, I guess I’m just so looking forward to next year’s trip! Thanks for watching! I hope ya’ll are doing good! See you on Kauai! 🤙 Aloha!

[@chepkiruilangat9725]

Like the Everest

[@LeeScott-LightSourceKauai]

The mountains? Kilimanjaro? Yes, very high. I have only seen it from afar.

[@Lindy88888]

Beautiful captures thanks 🌷 #subscribed immediately… I plan to visit Tarangire too, it will be my 1st african safari (will visit Ngorongoro crater too) 🥰 Love #all the animals, however elepants 🐘 and giraffes🦒 are my favourite so I think Tarangire is a hood choice 😅 May I ask #when did you visit? I was thinking end of May or October to avoid the masses … did you take any anti malaria medication please?

[@LeeScott-LightSourceKauai]

@@Lindy88888 Aloha Lindy! Thank you for watching and for your kind comment.Tarangire is a wonderful park. I have been three times, all in February. I think October would be a good time to visit as I to s the end of the dry season, but the rains usually haven’t started. End of March, April and May will likely be “Green Season” and very wet with heavy rains, making the road difficult to pass and the animals difficult to see because of the high grass. Peak season and the time with the most elephants and largest elephant herds is the Dry Season July, August, September. And lastly, no, I do not take any anti malaria medications. I wear long pants, socks, and closed toe shoes. I also use a mosquito spray daily, something with DEET for its strength and effectiveness. I would prefer not to use DEET, but for just a short time I think it’s OK. Have fun! Aloha, Lee

[@Lindy88888]

@@LeeScott-LightSourceKauai Aloha Lee an #many #thanks for your kind reply and explanation, much appreciated 🌷💗🌸🥰🌸 Will be following you and your nice work - my grandfather was a professional photographer too and his brother /my uncle was an academic painter hehe, therefore I very much appreciate #art in general. Take care Lee 🙂

[@wwitv]

Hi Lee, very interesting to hear you went to Tanzania in Feb. 2025 (sec. 33 of your video) Did you use a time machine? 😂 For the rest great images! Keep on the good work.

[@LeeScott-LightSourceKauai]

Oooos! 😂 I guess I’m really looking forward to next year’s trip!!! I meant 23 and 24. Good catch. I’ll have to see if I can get in there and edit that somehow. Thanks for watching and for your kind comment. Have a wonderful week. Aloha, Lee

[@LeeScott-LightSourceKauai]

Aloha and thanks for watching. Have you ever been to Arusha NP or Tarangire NP? If so, which animals were your favorites? And do you have any safari recommendations for me??? Let me know. Thanks!

[@frankstark3036]

Should have included the photo information on the stills

[@LeeScott-LightSourceKauai]

Aloha Frank. Thank you for watching. I hope you enjoyed the video and I appreciate your feedback. Have a great week. Aloha, Lee

[@heartyfisher]

Welcome back from the future !! .. BTW . Did you miss your 70-200 ?

[@LeeScott-LightSourceKauai]

😂 it’s good to be back!!! (From the future 🤣). Thanks! Mmm, did I miss the 70-200? Not really. There was never a moment when I said to myself I wish I had it. I missed the f/2.8 aperture though. The 100-500 has excellent versatility and sharpness but subjects just don’t “pop” with that lens like others with a wider aperture, imho. I was very happy I had the Q2 for landscapes and skies. The 28mm was too wide so I used the “crop” mode and shot at 35mm most of the time.