Lake Masek Tented Camp
Named for the lake it overlooks, Lake Masek Tented Camp is located on the border of southern Serengeti National Park and northwest Ngorongoro Conservation area. More commonly known as Ndutu, after a second lake nearby, this area sees the wildebeest migration pass through in the earlier part of the year (typically December to April). During the remaining months, there is a good population of resident wildlife, more especially including cheetah, which are regularly spotted, and the more diminutive and rarely seen bat-eared fox. Ndutu is particularly good for photographers as it is one of the only areas of northern Tanzania's wildlife parks that allow vehicles to off-road and get closer to animal sightings.
Rooms at Lake Masek Tented Camp
Lake Masek is a fairly stylish tented camp bordering southern Serengeti National Park.
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