Ndutu area, Ngorongoro Conservation Area / Southern Serengeti
January to March
15 comfortable tented rooms with en-suite bathrooms
Ndutu Airstrip, or road transfer from Arusha / Karatu
Untamed Migration Camp Ndutu sits on the open, short-grass plains that straddle the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and southern Serengeti. Each year, between December and March, over 500,000 wildebeest calves are born here within a few short weeks — one of the highest concentrations of newborn wildlife anywhere on the planet.
New life attracts old dangers: this is prime territory for lion, cheetah, and hyena, making Ndutu widely regarded as one of the best predator-viewing destinations in East Africa. Add dramatic open skies and the seasonal Lake Ndutu itself, and you have a landscape unlike anywhere else on the migration route.
Our 8 tented rooms at Ndutu are designed for uninterrupted views over the plains while keeping you comfortable through warm days and cool nights. Each tent is furnished with a private veranda — perfect for watching zebra and wildebeest graze right outside camp.
Search for lion prides, cheetah, and hyena clans as they patrol the calving grounds for opportunity.
Golden-hour game drives to capture the extraordinary sight of thousands of calves taking their first steps.
Wake early for a game drive, then enjoy a full breakfast set up in the middle of the plains.
Get in touch to check availability and plan your stay at Untamed Migration Camp Ndutu.
