Whistling Thorn Tented Camp

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• Cristina A

  27 mayo 2014
  Buen alojamiento cerca del Parque Tarangire

  Nos alojamos una noche durante el safari. Las tiendas están muy bien, eran muy atentos a la hora de poner agua y la cena esta muy rica. Enhorabuena cocinero! Antes de cenar, hicieron fuego "bush TV" y 3 masais vinieron a cantar canciones, después montan un tenderete para vender abalorios. Eso es lo que menos nos gustó, pues intentan timar al turista a grito de apoya a los masais. El personal estuvo muy atento al decirles que ya valía.

  

• Manu S

  22 julio 2015
  Recomendable fuera del Tarangire

  Esta ubicado fuera del parque Tarangire, pero no muy lejos de la puerta de entrada. El paisaje que ofrece el lugar no dista mucho de lo que hay en el interior del parque. Las tiendas de campaña son cómodas y con una buena cama. El personal es amable y cuando tienen que ayudarte con el agua caliente o cualquier otro tema están ahí. La comida está muy buena. En función de lo que uno busque es más que suficiente y las personas que lo llevan son muy próximas.

  

• zonbog

  08 julio 2019
  simple, but more than sufficient

  This camp is simple, but good. The kitchen is fine, the tent basic, but sufficient. Special is that you must indicate when you want to shower, Then the Masai fill a reservoir with 20 liters of warm water, after which you can shower for a few minutes. First dip well, then shower, 20 liters is used up quickly. The staff is extremely friendly, helpful and personable

  

• manuvangompel

  02 agosto 2019
  adventurous accomodation in the middle of nature, nice people and good food!

  Djambo Djambo! Arriving at the campsite, we felt very welcome immediately. Masai men were waiting to at the entrance to welcome us and carry our bags. Arriving at the dining room we received a drink and some explanation about the camp site. After dinner (very nice!) we were escorted to our tents(bed, toilet & shower in the room). The tents are in the middle of nature, surrounded by lot's of acacia trees and the sound of animals. At night, the Masai men walk around the camp, on the lookout for animals. After a good night sleep, the shower is made ready and after that breakfast is made!

  

• RiSi87

  24 enero 2020
  Hard to find

  This camp is really hard to find. We had a driver and he found a sign to the camp. But after this sign, there was nothing. No road, just nothing. It tooks us 45 minutes drive in the bush to find the camp and we only did, because two local massai kids came into our car and showed us the way. The stuff is really friendly and they try to do best. To take a shower is an adventure, because one staff member stands outside while showering and gives you the water. And it is located in a special area where visitors have to pay a fee, similar to tarangire nationalpark. We had to pay 80 usd for two people, one car and one driver. Nobody told us that at the booking. So you have to pay the boking price plus 30 usd per person per day.