From the private terrace of your tent you can observe the wildlife of the area. Many animals visit the lake in search of water and therefore this camp is in a privileged observation point.
Besides, this area is the principle setting of the Great Migration which takes place from December to April and the Big Five visit the area. The camp is set-up every year in a different part of the area, to make sure that you will always have the best place to see this impressive spectacle from your own tent.
In addition, the camp is ecological without losing in comfort and attention. The electricity is generated by solar panels and the water is rain water collected during the rains. All the products used are biodegradables.
The accommodation at the camp is designed to provide an immersive experience in the heart of the wilderness without compromising on luxury. Each spacious tent is meticulously furnished with comfortable beds, cozy seating, and ensuite bathrooms with hot showers. The elegant decor incorporates local materials and traditional African designs, creating a harmonious blend of modern convenience and authentic safari ambiance.
Elegant tents built on raised wood platforms with en-suite facilities and an outside shower. After a day on safari guests can enjoy a refreshing shower under the stars. Each tent has its own private terrace where guests can enjoy the landscape and the surroundings. The family tent consists of two interconnected tents and a shared bathroom and private porch.
We stayed for 1 night but wish we’d booked more! We were travelling at the end of the dry season, so can only imagine how amazing this place is during the wet season. We were the only guests staying here and the staff were very attentive but respectful of our privacy. During dinner, the staff showed us a 2 week out Hippo which was incredibly close to the main tent. The room was lovely, huge bed, outdoor heated shower and a netted veranda so we could enjoy the views without being eaten by the mozzies
Start the day on a high note by soaring above the plains in a hot-air balloon. As the sun rises, watch the herds of elephants from above and admire the unspoilt landscape.
Hot-air balloon rides are at an additional cost and are weather dependent.
The flight length varies between 50 to 90 minutes, all depending on the weather conditions. Bush breakfast after landing.
In a beautiful landscape, enjoy an appetizer and cocktail at the end of the day.
A luxury camp situated on the banks of lake Masek in Ndutu and located between the enormous plains of Serengeti and the north eastern part of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.
There are several airstrips nearby: Ndutu Airstrip: 4 km. Seronera Airstrip: 80 km. Kusini Airstrip: 6 km. Air companies fly on schedule and charter basis to and from Arusha to the Manyara Airstrip on daily basis.
257 km, aproximately 5 hrs from Arusha. Take A104 up to Makuyuni and then turn right, take B144 to Ngorongoro Conservation Area.
After passing the Ngorongoro Crater and Malanga valley take road to the left where there is a sign.
