Olakira Migration Camp Ndutu, Asilia Africa

Between December and March, the Olakira Migration Camp Ndutu can be found in the Ndutu region on the southern Serengeti plains. This is the calving season, with the wildebeest giving birth and grazing on the lush grass. It’s a bonus time for the Big Cat predators, who prey on the vulnerable young.

With its position split between the two locations, Olakira Migration Camp Ndutu is open from December to March.

Guests have two choices when deciding how to get to Olakira Migration Camp Ndutu. The first option is to fly into either Arusha Airport or Kilimanjaro International Airport, stay overnight in Arusha City, and then be driven 280km or 6 hours to Olakira Migration Camp Ndutu.

Alternatively, guests can avoid the bumpy Tanzanian roads by taking an internal flight from Arusha or Kilimanjaro International Airport to the Ndutu Airstrip, a 30-minute flight and only a 20-minute drive from Ndutu Airstrip to the Ndutu Kati Kati Tented Camp.

Olakira Migration Camp Ndutu can accept all children aged five years and older.

The best time to view the game is first thing in the morning and again at dusk – when the animals are most active. Game drives are often planned with an early start, though the season will dictate exactly when. After tea/coffee to kick-start you, you will take a pre-departure breakfast (or take a packed-up picnic with you).

After your safari, return to camp for lunch. Then it’s time to relax until your afternoon tea precedes an afternoon or early evening game drive. Once back at the camp, there’s nothing to worry you…drinks, dinner, and campfire are all taken care of – a perfect way to end the day.

Certainly – you can choose from the following (some at extra cost): Game drives, Balloon safaris, Photographic safaris, Family safaris.

Olakira Migration Camp Ndutu aims for choice and quality to ensure that eating is a highlight! As well as cold plates of cheese etc., fresh fruit is on offer, and numerous choices include pancakes, toast, and eggs cooked according to your choice. An early morning safari will mean you might prefer to take breakfast with you – not a problem.

Lunches at Olakira Migration Camp Ndutu will focus on fresh local produce, whether vegetables, fruits, or locally sourced meat. Add an array of salads, soups, roast meat, chicken, and tasty desserts, all washed down with fine African tea and coffee, soft drinks, or something from the bar.

Please note that it will not be at the same fast speeds you experience at home in certain areas. But although not suitable for heavy usage, it is fine for e-mails, etc.

Olakira Migration Camp Ndutu provides shampoo, conditioner, body and hand wash, and body lotions.

Not at Olakira Migration Camp Ndutu, as electricity is provided by solar power and generators.

The charging points are to be found in the main communal area.

Solar panels power Olakira Migration Camp Ndutu with a backup generator. Electricity is, therefore, available most of the time but can be subject to occasional cuts and voltage fluctuations.

The primary socket type is British BS-1363 (British Standard). Please bring an adaptor with you.

Gratuities are entirely discretionary, although very welcome. Tip the camp staff between US$5 and US$10 per traveler daily. Tipping is usually done on departure using the tip box found in the public area of the camp.

Guests are always advised to drink bottled water at Olakira Migration Camp Ndutu and use the water in the taps for showers and washing. Use bottled water for cleaning your teeth, too.