Tanzania Camps & Lodges
Lake Masek Tented Camp, Ndutu, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania
A Tented Camp in Tanzania
Camp Details
From the private terrace of your tent you can observe the wildlife of the area. Many animals visit the lake in search of water and therefore this camp is in a privileged observation point.
Besides, this area is the principle setting of the Great Migration which takes place from December to April and the Big Five visit the area. The camp is permanently sited at Lake Masek, with spacious tents on raised wooden platforms.
In addition, the camp is ecological without losing in comfort and attention. The electricity is generated by solar panels and the water is rain water collected during the rains. All the products used are biodegradables.
WHY CHOOSE LAKE MASEK TENTED CAMP?
- The main house includes restaurant and lounge offers spectacular views from Masek Lake, located on an elegant elevated wood platform with thatched roofing, encircled by majestic palms trees.
- Each tent is set-up on a wooden platform and has its own private terrace from where one can observe the different wildlife which visits the lake in search of water.
- In the morning enjoy an hour on safari in a hot air balloon in the clear blue African sky with the savannah, its flora and fauna at your feet.
Lake Masek: your questions
When is the migration in this area?
Ndutu is the principal setting for the Great Migration from December to April, and the Big Five visit the area too. Rates reflect that, at US$545 per person per night from January to March and in December, against US$280 for the rest of the year.
Can wildlife be watched from the tent?
Yes, and it is the camp's main argument for itself. The tents are permanently sited at Lake Masek on raised wooden platforms, each with a private terrace, and animals come down to the lake in search of water in full view. The main house sits on an elevated deck under thatch, ringed by palms.
How eco-friendly is the camp?
Electricity is generated by solar panels, the water supply is rainwater collected during the rains, and all the products used are biodegradable, without any real loss of comfort. Rates cover full board with three meals a day, drinking water, tea and coffee, soft drinks and house wines. Children of all ages are welcome.
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Lake Masek Tented Camp Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 01 January – 31 March; 01 December – 31 December | Standard Tent | US $ 545 |
| 2026 | 01 April – 30 November | Standard Tent | US $ 280 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Lake Masek Tented Camp rates include:
• Accommodation.
• Full board basis, three meals per day.
• Drinking water.
• Tea & Coffee.
• Drinks (water & soft drinks and house wines).
Lake Masek: your questions
When is the migration in this area?
Ndutu is the principal setting for the Great Migration from December to April, and the Big Five visit the area too. Rates reflect that, at US$545 per person per night from January to March and in December, against US$280 for the rest of the year.
Can wildlife be watched from the tent?
Yes, and it is the camp's main argument for itself. The tents are permanently sited at Lake Masek on raised wooden platforms, each with a private terrace, and animals come down to the lake in search of water in full view. The main house sits on an elevated deck under thatch, ringed by palms.
How eco-friendly is the camp?
Electricity is generated by solar panels, the water supply is rainwater collected during the rains, and all the products used are biodegradable, without any real loss of comfort. Rates cover full board with three meals a day, drinking water, tea and coffee, soft drinks and house wines. Children of all ages are welcome.
Activities
Child Policy
Children of all ages are welcome at Lake Masek Tented Camp.
Lake Masek: your questions
When is the migration in this area?
Ndutu is the principal setting for the Great Migration from December to April, and the Big Five visit the area too. Rates reflect that, at US$545 per person per night from January to March and in December, against US$280 for the rest of the year.
Can wildlife be watched from the tent?
Yes, and it is the camp's main argument for itself. The tents are permanently sited at Lake Masek on raised wooden platforms, each with a private terrace, and animals come down to the lake in search of water in full view. The main house sits on an elevated deck under thatch, ringed by palms.
How eco-friendly is the camp?
Electricity is generated by solar panels, the water supply is rainwater collected during the rains, and all the products used are biodegradable, without any real loss of comfort. Rates cover full board with three meals a day, drinking water, tea and coffee, soft drinks and house wines. Children of all ages are welcome.
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