Individual Stone and Thatch Cottage (34 rooms)
LANGUAGES:
English, French, Swahili
TYPE:
Accommodation
NO. ROOMS:
ROOM TYPES
34
CHECK-IN TIME:
11:00
CHECK-OUT TIME:
10:30
SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Adventure
Big 5
Birding
Flora
Gourmet
Hiking
History & Culture
Leisure
Nature
Relaxation
Shopping
Star Gazing
Wildlife
PROPERTY FACILITIES:
24-hour Security
Bar
Barbeque Facilities
Battery Charging Facilities
Communal Dining
Eco Friendly
Internet Access (Complimentary)
Laundry Service (Available)
Meal on Request
Private Vehicle (Available)
Restaurant
ROOM FACILITIES:
Electrical Outlets
En-Suite
Fan
Internet Access (Complimentary)
Laundry Facilities
Laundry Service (Available)
Mosquito Nets
Pure Cotton Linen
Shower
Verandah
AVAILABLE SERVICES:
Airport Shuttle (Available)
Credit Card Facilities
ACTIVITIES ON SITE:
Big 5
Bird Watching
Fine Dining
Game Drives
Game Viewing
Gourmet Picnic
Safaris
Wildlife Tours
ACTIVITIES NEARBY:
Big 5
Bird Watching
Cultural Tours
Fine Dining
Game Drives
Game Viewing
Game Walks
Hot Air Ballooning
Walks (Guided)
Wildlife Tours
FRIENDLY:
Business
Children
Honeymoon
Leisure
Luxury
Romance
Vegetarian
Weddings
GUIDANCE:
Elderly Friendly
Game Drive (Max 10 pax)
Game Drive (Max 12 pax)
Game Drive (Max 4 pax with window seats)
Game Drive (Max 6 pax with window seats)
Game Drive (Max 9 pax)
Honeymoon Suite Available
Interleading Rooms Available
Limited Electricity
Private Game Drive Vehicle Available
Private Restaurant Dining
Seasonal Activities
Sole Use Available
Triple for Adult Available
Triple for Children Available
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Arrival at Ndutu Safari Lodge
Ndutu Safari lodge is located in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area on the edge of the Southern Serengeti plains filled with acacia trees and wide views across Lake Ndutu. Our Lodge comprises thirty four comfortable stone and thatch en-suite cottages beside a relaxed convivial dining, sitting and bar area all overlooking the ever-changing view of Lake Ndutu.
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Central lounge at Ndutu Safari Lodge
A meeting place for wildlife enthusiasts for over 50 years
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
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Dinner under the stars at Ndutu Safari Lodge
Choose between dinner in the lodge or out under the stars
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
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Lovebirds at Ndutu Safari Lodge
Feet from the dining area diverse bird species stop to drink
Photographer credit: Martin van Locken
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Ndutu Safari Lodge bar
The perfect place to meet friends and share stories and experiences
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
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Ndutu Safari Lodge updated bathroom
Newly updated bathroom
Photographer credit: Ndutu Safari Lodge
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The Maasai and Zebra at Ndutu Safari Lodge
By employing over seventy local staff (many second and third generation), supporting Kope Lion and working with the Maasai communities we aim to play our part in ensuring the wildlife and communities can live harmoniously together, the one benefiting the other.
Photographer credit: Martin Van Locken
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Ndutu Safari Lodge updated bedroom
Newly updated bedroom (currently 4 of 34 cottages are updated)
Photographer credit: Ndutu Safari Lodge
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Elephants at Ndutu Safari Lodge
Elephants at Ndutu Safari Lodge
Photographer credit: Martin Van Locken
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Ndutu Safari Lodge Cottages
All of the cottages have a private veranda overlooking the natural unfenced landscape of indigenous trees and shrubs outside your cottage door ensuring you are never far from the host of birds and mammals who call the Ndutu area home. The cottages extend from a warm and welcoming central dining, seating and bar or ‘mess’ area which has long been a gathering place for friends old and new.
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The Magnificient Seven at Ndutu Safari Lodge
Lion cubs at Ndutu Safari Lodge
Photographer credit: Martin Van Locken
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Cheetah at Ndutu Safari Lodge
It’s simply the best place in the Serengeti ecosystem to watch and enjoy predators and prey, herds and hunters and is one of the finest locations to witness the extraordinary speed and spectacle of cheetah hunting their prey. Ndutu Safari Lodge is proud to be a supporter of the Serengeti Cheetah Project, a project that has been running for over 30 years in the Serengeti. Your photographs of the cheetahs you see on safari will help the scientists keep track of the Serengeti cheetahs.
Photographer credit: Martin Van Locken
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Genets in the roof at Ndutu Safari Lodge
Photographer credit: Martin Van Locken
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Zebra at Ndutu
Photographer credit: Martin Van Locken
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Wildebeest calving season at Ndutu Safari Lodge
The Ndutu area is famed for its short grass plains which grow grass which is particularly rich in nutrients and sustains the migratory animals whilst they have their babies. Traditionally the wildebeest and zebra tend to calve on these plains with a peak around February which makes for a beautiful natural spectacle and some exciting predator hunting behaviours.
Photographer credit: Charley Swinnerton
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Lions at Ndutu
Ndutu is a favourite of expert guides, scientists and biologists for its high numbers of cats including lion, leopard, cheetah, civet, serval, wild cat and caracal.
Photographer credit: Charley Swinnerton
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Ndutu Plains
A typical view of the Ndutu landscape - perfect for viewing the full range of wildlife available
Photographer credit: Charley Swinnerton
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Big Skies
When migrating wildlife have moved on to follow the rains the landscape of Ndutu changes dramatically into a dry dramatic landscape of muted greens and greys with Lake Ndutu occasionally drying to a bleached white salt pan.
Photographer credit: Charley Swinnerton
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Zebra at Ndutu
The Ndutu area is famed for its short grass plains which grow grass which is particularly rich in nutrients and sustains the migratory animals whilst they have their babies. Traditionally the wildebeest and zebra tend to calve on these plains with a peak around February which makes for a beautiful natural spectacle and some exciting predator hunting behaviours.
Photographer credit: Charley Swinnerton
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Wildebeest at Ndutu
Over two million migratory animals made up of several species wildebeest, zebra, eland and Thompson gazelle move clockwise from Ngorongoro and the Southern Serengeti to the Northern Serengeti into Kenya and back.
Photographer credit: Charley Swinnerton
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After the rains at Ndutu
Over two million migratory animals made up of several species wildebeest, zebra, eland and Thompson gazelle move clockwise from Ngorongoro and the Southern Serengeti to the Northern Serengeti into Kenya and back. This migration route happens because they follow the rains and therefore the new grasses which grow up rapidly.
Photographer credit: Charley Swinnerton
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Lion Cubs at Ndutu
The resident predators are territorial and so once they have had their young they remain at Ndutu in the local marsh areas which stay wet all year round and are an essential fresh water source for the herbivores therefore attracting predators.
Photographer credit: Charley Swinnerton
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Dining at Ndutu Safari Lodge
All dining at the Lodge is in the central seating, dining and bar area which is the heart of the lodge, with views over the broad vista of the plains onto Lake Ndutu in the distance . Lunch and dinner are served at your table with a generous three-course menu of deliciously tempting options for lunch and a hearty four -course dinner served each evening.
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
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Breakfast at Ndutu Safari Lodge
Here at Ndutu we are committed to our guests feeling refreshed and nourished during their stay. After a restful night set yourself up for the day from the wealth of freshly prepared options for breakfast. If you are opting for an early game drive we can arrange for a tasty bush breakfast on the move.
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
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Central Lounge Area
All dining at the Lodge is in the central seating, dining and bar area which is the heart of the lodge, with views over the broad vista of the plains onto Lake Ndutu in the distance .
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
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Outdoor dining at Ndutu Safari Lodge
There are thirty four en-suite cottages at Ndutu which range from double, twins, triples and a quad room and all are built from local materials. The stone and thatch cottages are naturally cool due to the thick walls and they provide simple and comfortable accommodation. Each room has an en- suite bathroom with hot showers, sink and flushing toilet.
Where possible, honeymoon couples will be booked into the largest of these cottages.
All of the cottages have a private veranda overlooking the natural unfenced landscape of indigenous trees and shrubs outside your cottage door ensuring you are never far from the host of birds and mammals who call the Ndutu area home. The cottages extend from a warm and welcoming central dining, seating and bar or ‘mess’ area which has long been a gathering place for friends old and new.
We are gradually updating the cottages at Ndutu safari lodge by raising the roofs and updating the bathrooms. We are also interconnecting some of the cottages to make lovely family units with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms so families can be together but separate.
Directions to Ndutu Safari Lodge
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- Head west toward B144
- Turn right onto B144
- Turn left
- Turn left
- Slight rightDestination will be on the right
Directions from Ndutu Safari Lodge
- Head east on B144
- Turn right
- Slight rightDestination will be on the right
Front Desk |
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| CONTACT | +255 27 254 5856 |
Reservation/Bookings |
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| bookings@ndutu.com | |
| TELEPHONE | +255 754 915 001 |
| WEBSITE | http://www.ndutu.com |
| BOOKING | https://www.ndutu.com/availability-page/ |
| MOBILE BOOKING | https://www.ndutu.com/availability-page/ |
Marketing |
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| CONTACT | Campbell Bell Communications |
| charlie@campbell-bell.com | |
| TELEPHONE | +44 1931 713288 |
General |
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| PHYSICAL ADDRESS |
NDUTU SAFARI LODGE
P.O. Box 6084
Arusha
Tanzania
East Africa Serengeti Arusha Tanzania |
| FACEBOOK PAGE | https://www.facebook.com/NdutuSafariLodge/ |
| TWITTER ACCOUNT | ndutulodge |
