Boundary Hill Lodge sits on a hilltop within the Randilen Wildlife Management Area, a genuinely community-owned property bordering Tarangire National Park, built and run in direct partnership with local Maasai landowners.
Suites built into the hillside with panoramic views, furnished in a warm, natural style using local materials.
Tanzanian dishes served with sweeping views over the Randilen landscape and Tarangire beyond.
Game drives and walking safaris across the Randilen WMA, cultural visits with Maasai communities, and access into Tarangire itself.
The Randilen area shares Tarangire’s elephant migration corridors, with wildlife moving freely between the park and the surrounding community land.
The hilltop lodge position gives a genuinely wide view over the Tarangire-Randilen landscape, useful for understanding the broader elephant migration corridor at a glance.
Boundary Hill’s community-ownership model is a direct example of Tanzania’s growing Wildlife Management Area movement, linking conservation revenue directly to Maasai landowners.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
