Ndutu Wilderness Camp is an intimate tented camp that from December to March strikes down in the Ndutu area of the Serengeti ecosystem, which coincides with the calving season of the Great Migration. The camp lies beautifully under shady trees and consists of twelve spacious ensuite tents with solar lighting. The restaurant is renowned for its warm service and cosy dining and meals are often served outside under starry African skies. The central lounge and bar area is a great place to meet other guests, and a campfire completes the natural safari ambience.
This is a perfect place to witness the annual calving of the Wildebeest Migration, which comes with many opportunistic predators: lions, cheetahs, leopards, African wildcats, and striped and spotted hyenas. Last but not least, the diverse landscape in this area, ranging from forests to plains to soda lakes, makes it a unique place for bird watching.
