Ngorongoro Wild Camps

The location of this lodge is so spectacular as it overlooks the great rift valley opening to some of the most beautiful views I have ever seen. We particularly enjoyed the our tent room perched high up and the sunrise would come streaming right through the sides. The tents are luxurious with all the amenities that one would get in a hotel in the middle of the bush. The staff were fantastic as they went above and beyond to meet all our needs at this place. What really stands out at Ngorongoro Wild Camp is their attention to detail for everything. They work really hard to wow and impress at every turn and ensure that we were happy. The food was top line and we were sad to leave this magical place.

We stayed in this lovely property for three nights over Christmas and we did not want to leave. Tucked in a secluded area overlooking Lake Eyasi and the Rift Valley you wake up to some of the most beautiful sunrises. The spacious tent rooms were well appointed with a balcony that opens up to the beautiful surroundings. The bed is really comfortable and you enjoy very great showers. The staff really stood out for professionalism and friendly demeanor. They always had a smile and attentive to any of our needs. We enjoyed the escorted walks to the main common area by Ledama and Sabili. We even had a walking safari with Ledama and an armed park ranger which was very intimate and exciting. We really enjoyed mealtimes with Chef Baraka in the kitchen. There was enough variety to choose from given our dietary restrictions. We had an awesome time and unreservedly recommend Ngorongoro Wild Camp to everybody.

Our tent was more like a marquee and had 4 double beds so they can cater for large groups travelling together. The large ensuite bathroom and the room were clean and tidy and the beds were comfortable. You are still surrounded by wildlife and we had zebra walking through the camp in the evening. Food at both dinner and breakfast was excellent, varied and plentiful. A shame we only spent one night here.

We went there in July 2024. Initially we were supposed to go to the Ngorongoro Rhino Lodge but unfortunately when we showed up they didn't have our reservation because our tour operator hadn't done their job well. So we had to fall back on the Ngorongogo Wildcamp which is much further away. In fact it's really in a very isolated place far from everything. When we arrived it still seemed like a beautiful place and we had a villa and not a tent. The room was beautiful, big and clean. The wifi worked well. The beds were comfortable. The water pressure was good for the shower. We were lucky enough to see some zebras up close which was nice. On the other hand, the choices in the restaurant were very very limited and the quality was just mediocre. In addition, before leaving in the morning we had prepared a very basic lunch box and we couldn't choose anything because the boxes were already made and it was very ordinary. This is probably the place we liked the least during our safaris because of the quality of the food on offer and the location.

Spektakel mitten in der Wildnis Nachts sind Wasserbüffel vor dem Zelt vobei gerannt, später gaben Hyänen und ein Löwe ihr Gebrüll ab. Dennoch: man fühlt sich sicher, da der Massai die ganze Nacht Wache schiebt. Sollte man ein Problem haben, kann man sich mit dem Walki-Talki melden.

Staff atenciosa, quartos limpos e muito confortáveis, o acampamento conta com quartos bem privados e confortáveis. A variedade do jantar é restrita, mas para o fim de 1 noite que ficamos, foi mais do que suficiente. O hotel fica a poucos quilômetros do Ngorongoro Crater, próximo às vilas com a comunidade local (Masaii). Algumas zebras adentram o acampamento a noite e foi bem legal ter o contato com os animais tão de perto.