Although searching for wildlife here is often not the main activity, the eastern side of Lake Natron is suitable for a shorter game drive (3-6 hrs). You might encounter an occasional zebra, giraffe, hyena or even a Fringe-eared Oryx, gerenuk, a serval or a lesser Kudu! During the drive you might just as well decide…
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Our camp is spacious and in a remote, private corner a campfire will create a romantic atmosphere around a bed with a view of the stars while Maasai will discreetly stand on guard securing your couple’s safety during their honeymoon. Coffee, tea and juice will await you once you open your eyes at day-break.
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The active volcano offers a dramatic picturesque backdrop. Ol Doinyo Lengai is unique in the world. From a distance, the summit looks as if covered with snow. But the impression is deceptive. Instead, it is the only volcano that spits white lava during an eruption. The whitish colour is caused by lava consisting of sodium…
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Go on a walk through the village of Ngare Sero which starts from the Local cultural Centre and meet Maasai women, elders, warriors and children. You will learn more about Maasai pastoralism and their pride, their culture and traditions. The women will offer you their handmade jewellery, and you’ll be invited to their homes. Tip:…
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A good half-day afternoon activity. The moderate two-hour hike along the western edge of Lake Natron leads to a series of narrow gorges and waterfalls of the Ngare Sero River, where you actually can swim in slot canyons! You will be accompanied by a Maasai guide from the local cultural centre. Quite a refreshing activity…
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The Engaresero Footprint Site, situated on the south of Lake Natron, 13 km away from Africa Safari Lake Natron has been reported to host one of the best-preserved sets of fossilized hominid footprints in the world. However, until now there has been no detailed characterization and age determination of the footprint-bearing strata (the Footprint Tuff).…
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We use open four-wheel-drive safari jeeps, perfectly suited for taking unobstructed pictures. The vehicles are low emission, thus less noise, and therefore we can take you close-up to the wildlife. Our English-speaking driver-guide is very knowledgeable on flora and fauna and will make sure you get to see the best of Selous. They will give…
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The Rift Valley’s Lake Natron is the chosen mating ground of the endangered Lesser flamingo. The long-legged waterfowl may flourish here, but to most other living creatures, Lake Natron is hell on earth. The lake’s steeply alkaline waters are unattractive to small birds, while the lake Flats provide a variety of environments for birds that…
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