Ndutu Wilderness Camp is a small, intimate tented camp that is set up in the Ndutu area of the Serengeti ecosystem from December to March, the same period as the calving season of the Great Migration. Set in a lovely spot beneath shady trees, the camp has twelve spacious ensuite tents lit by solar power. The restaurant is known for its warm service and cosy dinners, and meals are frequently served outdoors beneath the starry African sky. You can meet fellow guests in the central lounge and bar area, while a campfire rounds off the natural safari atmosphere.
Here you are in an ideal spot to see the yearly calving of the Wildebeest Migration, which attracts many opportunistic predators: lions, cheetahs, leopards, African wildcats, and striped and spotted hyenas. Finally, the varied scenery of this area, from forests and plains to soda lakes, makes it a unique destination for birdwatching.
