Description
Ndutu is nested in the corner of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area on the border with Serengeti National Park. In the woodlands alongside a soda lake, lies Ndutu lodge which developed over time from a hunting camp built in the 1960's by George Dove. The lodge is the work of a few dedicated bush lovers.

The simple design with natural stone walls and palm-thatch roofs blends perfectly with this wildlife haven. During the months of January to April the lodge lies in the center of the amazing Wildebeest migration with over 2 million animals moving into the area. During the rest of the year, it is serves a charming less visited corner of Serengeti. The staff here are extremely friendly and helpful - making your stay all the more memorable.

Highlights
The best place to be during the wildebeest migration - especially if tented camps are not part of your plan.

Room information
30 rooms with en-suite bathrooms in stone bungallows.

Price per person
Between $175 and $300