Walking is the absolute specialty of Oliver's Camp.

The privilege of walking in these natural areas gives you an exhilarating feeling of adventure. Although you'll usually get close to large mammals such as elephant, giraffe, buffalo or even lion, walking safaris are very safe. The experienced guides of Oliver's Camp and an armed national park ranger will accompany you on every walk. Walking safaris can take an hour or a whole morning or afternoon, but combined with fly camping, they can take several days, letting you discover the most remote parts of Tarangire.

About Little Oliver’s Camp:

"Now, 20 years later, Oliver's is a stalwart on the safari scene. And this July, in celebration of two decades of back-to-basics luxury in the bush, its founder Paul Oliver is opening Little Oliver's Camp, an Oliver's mini-me, one kilometre from the original site."

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ASILIA AFRICA TO OPEN LITTLE OLIVER’S

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Oliver’s Camp in Tarangire National Park, we will be opening Little Oliver’s Camp on 1st July 2013! This new camp will comprise of 5 luxury, en-suite tents overlooking a flood plain of the Minyonyo Pools, part of the Tarangire River, approximately 1km downstream from the original Oliver’s Camp. The spacious tents are beautifully appointed with furniture made from reclaimed dhow wood and the large decks maximize the views over the animal packed swamp ahead. The tents have both indoor and outdoor showers, allowing for a shower under the African stars. The intimate size of this camp makes it ideal for groups of friends or family who want to take it on an exclusive basis.
 
Contact us at marketing@asiliaafrica.com for more information about Little Oliver’s Camp or if you would like to enquire about staying here.

If you have been wondering about the unique experience Oliver’s Camp has to offer then take a look at this short film we made. It's wild!

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About Oliver’s Camp:

“Some claim Oliver’s Camp is the best bush camp in east Africa. Well we reserve judgment on that one but, we at the The London Evening Post say, you’d have to go a long way to beat it!”

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