Highlights
- Central seasonal location
- Seasonal mobile camp
- Only 10 tents
- Operational from December to March
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Ndutu Kati Kati is a seasonal mobile camp strategically situated in south Serengeti from December to March. Ideal for exploring the extensive south of Serengeti and witness the migration.
The camp offers comfortable accommodation together with the unique opportunity to enjoy a real safari experience under canvas. The 10 spacious tents each have a private en-suite bathroom which includes a camp shower, wash basin and toilet. All of the tents have large beds (double or two singles). The electricity is provided by solar panels. The camp has a cosy dining room tent, with interior and exterior areas. It is possible to organise picnics. In the afternoon you can enjoy an aperitif before dinner around the campfire light.
The camp is operational from December to March, coinciding with the Great Migration, when millions of wildebeest, zebras and other ungulates are concentrated in the Serengeti plains. Activities comprise of morning and afternoon 2 to 3 hour game drives or all day game drives depending on how the day is organised.
The Camp is located a one-hour drive along a panoramic route from Seronera (Central Serengeti) and 30 minutes from the Olduvai Gorge. The camp has been designed to cause a minimum impact on the environment. All the infrastructure is mobile and the philosophy of the company is not to leave anything behind after dismounting the camp.
This camp does accept families. However, it does not have family tents, so families of 4 or 5 will have to split across two tents. Being a low footprint seasonal camp, it doesn't have a swimming pool and it is un-fenced to the surroundings, so parents of young children must keep a close eye on children at camp at all times.
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