Lake Natron Camp - Rift Valley - Tanzania

12/05/2026

We are excited to say that we will be exhibiting at Experience Africa in London next month. If you’re there, please get in touch with Sorcha on [email protected] 🇬🇧 🇹🇿 We can’t wait to see some of our partners there and to create new ones 😃

05/05/2026

Special family time at Lake Natron Camp. Memories to last a lifetime. 🌸

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09/04/2026

As the sun rises behind Gelai the mess tent fills with exquisite colours of orange and pink. Soon after, the strength of the sun heats the land quickly but the material of our tent is designed to keep you cool even during the hottest of days.

Guests can enjoy 360°views of the striking landscape that surrounds Lake Natron Camp. Look north to the lake where hundreds of thousands of flamingos come to breed; or to the south where Ol Doinyo Lengai dominates the landscape in every way. To the west, watch the sunset with a gin and tonic over the Masonic Mountain above the famous escarpment of the Great Rift Valley or just relax on our Bedouin style furniture (also made from waste plastic) and watch the world go by in one of the most peaceful environments you can imagine.

23/03/2026

The scenery and landscape at Lake Natron Camp blows peoples minds…every time! Situated on the shores of Lake Natron in the shadow of the active volcano, Oldoinyo Lengai, lays our unique, luxury eco camp and little slice of heaven in a dramatic landscape. 🦩 🌋

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24/02/2026

LAKE NATRON CAMP: FREAK STORMS TO NEW BEGININGS

Following a devastating storm this February 15th, over 70% of Lake Natron Camp was destroyed.

High winds are not uncommon in Lake Natron, indeed the tents design was entirely focused on ensuring the stability of tents during the harshest situations. But Mother Nature had other ideas!

Founders Ake and Nangini set up this camp to give a direct and valuable income stream to Ngare Sero village, the destruction of the camp was heartbreaking as it meant the loss of income for the community they support.

Read more about the hats to come on the link below and to find out how to support the local community.

https://www.lake-natron-camp.com/new-camp-natron-40

05/02/2026

Ride the Serengeti 🚴

The WHAT? See parts of the Serengeti eco system that other rarely ever see.. On a bike. 🚲

The WHY? You love to ride. And you’ll probably love the people, animals, remote camping… 🏕️ 🦒

DID YOU KNOW: you can E-bike all our programs now as well… 🤙

Want to know more? 🔗 https://www.ridetheserengeti.com/

04/02/2026

It’s not just us that are heading for dinner 🐟 Walking along the stream on the way to sundowners and dinner and this guy had the same plan!

20/01/2026

Before you book Kilimanjaro read this…

Kilimanjaro is iconic. At 5,895 metres, it is Africa’s highest peak and one of the most recognisable trekking objectives on Earth. Each year, over 70,000 people attempt the climb—most spending a week ascending a single mountain via well-trodden routes, sleeping in busy camps, and managing the physiological challenge of altitude.

For many travellers, Kilimanjaro is the obvious choice.

Before You Book Kilimanjaro, Read This Kilimanjaro is iconic. At 5,895 metres, it is Africa’s highest peak and one of the most recognisable trekking objectives on Earth. Each year, over 70,000 people attempt the climb—most spending a week ascending a single mountain via well-trodden routes, s

14/01/2026

Our beautiful landscape and views at

A unique eco camp situated on the shores of Lake Natron. Home to the Maasai, abundant wildlife and over 1 million flamingos, our camp is perfectly situated for amazing adventures! 🇹🇿

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05/12/2025

The art of storytelling… our guides focus on story telling to create engaging and memorable experiences for our guests. This holistic approach promises to enrich the visitor experience and foster a deeper connection with Tanzania’s natural and cultural heritage. Here is Baraka telling us a story about the Hominid footprints right by our camp. Hundreds of remarkably well-preserved hominid footprints of anatomically modern Homo sapiens are here in volcanic ash, dating between 5,000 and 19,000 years old, representing the most significant Homo sapiens footprint site in Africa, showing groups of adults and children moving together, possibly fleeing an eruption? Or heading to water? Or hunting? This is a real story and provides a rare glimpse into ancient human behavior and daily life.

27/11/2025

The Great Rift Valley Trek - Empakai to Lake Natron. 📸