Tanzania Bush Mobile Camp is situated in Ndutu Big Marsh area, Southern part of the Serengeti ecosystem Surrounded by indigenous trees and shrubs which encourage a huge number different birds and mammals to live around the area. Leave away from the busy tourist circuit, Ndutu offers peace and tranquillity far from the madding crowd. Spend some time with us and unwind. Relax to the rhythm of an African day as a myriad bird calls herald the rising sun. Stay close to the camp and enjoy our resident wildlife, or go for a drive and explore the range of habitats that lie within easy reach. After sunset return to the homely warmth and hospitality of Tanzania Bush Mobile Camp.
Download BrochureDecember - March. Ngorongoro Ndutu How to Get There: Road Transportation By road - 260 km from Arusha to Ndutu | 255 km from Tarangire National Park to Ndutu | 265 Km Isebania to Ndutu | 230 km from Kogatende to Ndutu | 77 Km Seronera to Ndutu
This is the short rains season in the Central Serengeti. As soon as the rains begin, the wildebeest herds will rapidly move as far south as possible in their inexorable migration in search of sweet, nourishing grasses and to prepare for the arrival of the next generation.
The wildebeest herds wait for the first Serengeti rains, and their movement depends on when the rains arrive in the southern plains. This triggers a swift migration, as with the rains comes the new growth of the nutrient-rich sweet grass that will sustain the pregnant females through calving and lactating. Movement is rapid, and the herds can move from Lobo in the north to Ndutu in the south in just a few days.
February heralds calving season in the Serengeti. This is your chance to witness wildebeest, zebra and other migratory animals give birth to their offspring. Predator interaction is also very likely, as lion and leopard move into the region to prey on young and vulnerable calves. Base yourself close to the Ndutu area for optimal viewing.
March is often a wet month, with the massive herds feeding on the lush, green grasslands. They move slowly as most calves are just one month old. Expect to see big cats in action as lion and leopard prey on these youngsters. A mobile camp in the Serengeti gets you a front-row seat to astonishing sightings.
Our camp is well placed in real wilderness where you can observe different types of animals from your own tent. However we do offer to our esteemed clients shared half and full day game drives inside the National Park using our own 4×4 chauffeur driven Land Cruiser Hard Top equipped with high frequency transmition radios, with a pop up open roof that gives you a closer and friendly view while of game drive. Ideally Game drives are at dawn and dusk, before and after the heat and stillness which prevails around the middle of the day when the wild animals take a rest in hidden bushes. It is recommended that you make your own personal day plan with your driver guide when on a private safari.
On request we can organize for you a breakfast or lunch or dinner in a nearby exclusive bush areas, in purely OUT OF AFRICA experience. Dining under the Africans blue sky and stars offers an absolutely different African experience that can be as romantic, tranquil and friendly as you wish. (Depending on the weather) However we strongly advise our customers to book in advance, on very reasonable cost.
Our camp kitchen prepares imaginative and tasty picnics which can be enjoyed out in the bush during a longer day of game viewing. Game drives with picnic lunches should be arranged in advance.
Experience glorious sunset skies and bird’s eye views with the drink of your choice in hand. Watch the colours fade as the first stars come out, while you listen to the sounds of the African night fill the gathering darkness.
It is not permitted to walk from the camp in the national park, but the camp has superb nature walk guides who are well experienced in the field ready to make you explore the wonderful flora and fauna of Serengeti. This activity is booked in advance and charged extra but with prior notice we can arrange for you to walk with an armed ranger and your guide.
Rise above the wakening plains and forests at dawn and experience the thrill of watching the animals from above. A champagne bush breakfast is served when you come back to earth!
We organize a half day or full day cultural tour, visiting local villages and Maasai boma.
Our camp is well placed in real wilderness where you can observe different types of animals from your own tent. However we do offer to our esteemed clients shared half and full day game drives inside the National Park using our own 4×4 chauffeur driven Land Cruiser Hard Top equipped with high frequency transmition radios, with a pop up open roof that gives you a closer and friendly view while of game drive. Ideally Game drives are at dawn and dusk, before and after the heat and stillness which prevails around the middle of the day when the wild animals take a rest in hidden bushes. It is recommended that you make your own personal day plan with your driver guide when on a private safari.
On request we can organize for you a breakfast or lunch or dinner in a nearby exclusive bush areas, in purely OUT OF AFRICA experience. Dining under the Africans blue sky and stars offers a absolutely different African experience that can be as romantic, tranquil and friendly as you wish. (Depending on the weather) However we strongly advise our customers to book in advance, on very reasonable cost.
At the camp we offer game drive services. You can book your own exclusive vehicle for an extra fee per day. Please give us advance notice. This gives you total flexibility, which is essential for any amateur or serious photographer.
Serengeti Tanzania Bush Camp in Serengeti a place to stay for life time experience. The tents boast the very latest in luxury camping, with large single or double beds, personal closets, writing desks, and ensuite bathrooms with flush toilets and steaming hot showers running water.
Tanzania Bush Camp Serengeti offers the following facilities for our esteemed guests:
Spacious modern tents with secluded verandahs.
Separate large dining tent with nightly outside campfires
Separate large lounge tent with out of Africa collections
Separate large tent well-stocked bar with assorted drinks, wines, beers
Well furnished Kitchen tent
Reliable 240v solar power and backup generator electricity supply
Safety deposit facilities for guests' valuables
Board games and guests library
Boutique with souvenirs and safari essentials
In tent service for snacks and beverages
Mineral water and insect repellent in all tents
Early morning calls with tea or coffee
Chilled or warm towels and welcome drink upon check-in
Complimentary airstrip transfers (Game packages and fly-in guests)
Medical assistance available24hrs
Custom built 4x4 safari vehicles
Charge station at the main tent/house
24 hours security around the camp
Whistles in each tent
One Torch inside each the tent
In tent flush toilet, and a mixer running hot showers water
Mosquito proof tents
Laundry services
Evenings open bone fire
Ndutu Ngorongoro Conservation Area — The ext raordinary annual Wildebeests Great Migration of wildebeest and other grazing herbivores across the Serengeti ecosystem is one of the greatest spectacles in the natural world. Over two million herbivores partake in this journey, with about 200 000 zebra and 500 000 Thomson`s gazelle behind the main players... one-and-a-half million wildebeest! Essentially the wildebeest are taking advantage of the strongly seasonal conditions, spending the wet season on the Ndutu plains in the south- east, and the dry season in the woodlands of the north-west. However, the sheer weight of their numbers also plays an important role in shaping the environment to their needs. In November December, January February to March the Serengeti plains and the Ngorongoro Conservation areas in northern Tanzania are just buzzing with life, this is calving season. Most of the wildebeest calves are born in just a three week period, usually the beginning of February.
December - March. Ngorongoro Ndutu How to Get There: Road Transportation By road - 260 km from Arusha to Ndutu | 255 km from Tarangire National Park to Ndutu | 265 Km Isebania to Ndutu | 230 km from Kogatende to Ndutu | 77 Km Seronera to Ndutu
This is the short rains season in the Central Serengeti. As soon as the rains begin, the wildebeest herds will rapidly move as far south as possible in their inexorable migration in search of sweet, nourishing grasses and to prepare for the arrival of the next generation.
The wildebeest herds wait for the first Serengeti rains, and their movement depends on when the rains arrive in the southern plains. This triggers a swift migration, as with the rains comes the new growth of the nutrient-rich sweet grass that will sustain the pregnant females through calving and lactating. Movement is rapid, and the herds can move from Lobo in the north to Ndutu in the south in just a few days.
February heralds calving season in the Serengeti. This is your chance to witness wildebeest, zebra and other migratory animals give birth to their offspring. Predator interaction is also very likely, as lion and leopard move into the region to prey on young and vulnerable calves. Base yourself close to the Ndutu area for optimal viewing.
March is often a wet month, with the massive herds feeding on the lush, green grasslands. They move slowly as most calves are just one month old. Expect to see big cats in action as lion and leopard prey on these youngsters. A mobile camp in the Serengeti gets you a front-row seat to astonishing sightings.
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