We have shifted from where we were Accacia special campsite to Nyati special campsite
on the South eastern side of the Ngorongoro crater close to Crater lodge. Elevetion is 2310m

Camp Description

Our smallest camp with 8 Guest Tents including a 2 tent Family unit, a lounge and a dining tent. Each guest tent has an en-suite bathroom with shower, vanity desk and flush toilets. Depending on request a Kingsize bed or 2 Twin beds or triples are available. The lounge is the place to meet other travellers and share your day’s Safari stories while enjoying a complementary cup of Tanzanian Coffee or Tea. Breakfasts, lunches and dinners are served in the dining tent, freshly prepared by our Chefs on a daily basis. Bush TV (local name for camp fire) is lit when the weather permits.

Camp Location

The camp is set on the Eastern side of the Ngorongoro Crater’s rim close to the Crater lodge. Just inside the park boundaries our location permits early game drives down to the crater leaving you almost alone to discover this World Heritage Site. Up to 25.000 animals call the crater their home except the Maasai Giraffes who cannot cope with the steep slopes of the crater. The main attraction, and also the most elusive are the 23 Black Rhinoceroses that live inside the crater, maybe the one and only chance to see them in the wild. Massai Bomas are located a few kilometres away for those who wish to meet the Maasai.

From our Ngorongoro Camp you can easily reach Empakaai Crater in a day’s Hike, visit a Maasai Village, go donkey riding with the locals, walk on the rim of the Crater accompanied by an armed Ranger or have a Bush Lunch on the Crater Floor. Or you can celebrate your Wedding or Vowel Renewal in traditional Maasai style in your private camp. All activities to be booked in advance via our reservations officer. Please contact us for pricing and details.

3º14'43"S, 35º29'42"E

ngorongoro@angatacamps.com

+ 255 655 025 352

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Testimonials

We had a lovely time here meeting the above families over pre-dinner drinks and the good food and cumfy beds with hot water bottles. Returning from a great crater day seeing baby Elephants, Zebras, Warthogs and Monkeys, our kids discovered a herd of some 50 Elephants dining in the foliage just beyond the lowest tent. We watched them, including babies, until the young cattle herders urged them on so they could bring their cattle through safely. Everyone is unfailingly nice and helpful, A terrific introduction to Africa!

The Baldwin-Zieck family, Princeton, New Jersey ngorongoro Camp December 2012