Tarangire National Park, Tanzania

In Tarangire, the Tarangire River provides a vital life source for the huge amount of game, particularly wildebeest, zebra and buffalo, that migrate here during the dry season, from June to October. In fact, at the end of the dry season, from September to November, the migration here is rivalled only by the Serengeti migration. Often referred to as the land of the giants, the reserve is dominated by huge, somewhat surreal, baobab trees, many rubbed raw from the large herds of resident elephant. Oryx, kudu, eland and the elusive leopard can often be seen and beautiful birds include some Tanzania endemics.

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