Lemala Ndutu Tented Camp

It sits in the Ndutu area of the southern Serengeti ecosystem, in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area near the boundary with Serengeti National Park. This places it in the short-grass plains where the great migration's southern phase unfolds.

It is a seasonal camp that operates during the calving and wet-season months, typically December through March. Outside that window the camp is not in place, so visits must be planned around the southern migration phase.

Because the camp is set up specifically to follow the great migration's southern phase, guests are positioned close to the herds rather than far from the action. It is a classic mobile-style tented setup, so the location changes with the season rather than staying fixed year-round.

The southern plains host large concentrations of wildebeest and other grazers during the calving period, which in turn draws predators such as lion, cheetah and hyena. Resident plains game and birdlife are also present in the Ndutu area at this time of year.

Yes, it can be built into a wider Serengeti and Ngorongoro itinerary as the southern-migration segment. Ecological Wilderness Adventure can tailor an itinerary and quote it on request.

Bookings are arranged through Ecological Wilderness Adventure as part of a custom safari rather than as a standalone reservation. Because the camp is seasonal, dates need to fall within its operating months, and the team can tailor and quote a trip on request.