The calving season Ndutu safari begin from February to March though the great wildebeest migration begin to arrive Ndutu from December then remains until April when depart to Serengeti. Ndutu is located within Ngorongoro bordering Serengeti the world leading National Park. Ndutu covered by endless short grass plains, woodland, marshes and soda lakes of Ndutu and Masek. The major accommodation to the area include lodge, tented camps and seasonal camps that operates during calving season.
Ndutu attract wild animals seen all year round include lions, cheetahs, leopards, elephants, giraffes but the wildebeest migration and calving season only take place from December to April then migratory animals proceed to Serengeti. The distance from Arusha to Ndutu Ngorongoro by road is approximately 220km but also there is Ndutu airstrip for air access from Arusha or Zanzibar.
Ndutu Highlights:
- Ndutu is among a premier safari point in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.
- Nestled between Ngorongoro Conservation Area and within the border to Serengeti National Park the area host abundance of attractions to explore.
- The common residents wildlife include lions, cheetah, leopards, elephants, antelopes, hyenas, giraffes, bat eared fox and others seen all year round.
- The place with combination of endless plains with short grassland, soda lakes and woodland.
- Ndutu named after a soda lake found to the area hosting abundance of flamingo’s.
- Ndutu accommodation dominated by seasonal campsites, lodges and tented camps ranging from mid range to luxury standard.
