Tindiga Tented Camp is a beautiful and small traditional camp in Tanzania, close to Lake Eyasi, the lake of east African bushman. Overlooking the shrubland of the Eyasi Ecosystem, one can see the distant hills of Ngorongoro - this view gives the ultimate African experience.

Tindiga Tented Camp has 10 classical cream coloured canvas tents which are very spacious and ensuite with showers and flush toilets. Due to the nature of the camp, personalized service and quality is our aim. The camp blends in beautifully with the natural environment and we try our best to run the camp with an eco-friendly approach; protecting and preserving the natural resources.

Tindiga at a glance . . .

• 10 spacious traditional-style luxury cream coloured canvas tents with ensuite bathroom.
• Each tent has its private veranda.
• Bathroom: shower, flush toilet, wash hand basin, soap, towels, bottled water.
• Mosquito nets, mosquito coils, candles & matches.
• Electric lights in tent and bathroom.
• Fairytale set-up in the evenings: traditional hurricane lamps in the grounds, along paths, tents.
• Small plunge pool.

Tindiga Tented Camp contains a cosy rustic dining room with small intimate bar. Accommodation is available at the camp on either a half or full board basis; and lunch boxes are available on request to accompany you during your daytime adventures.

Tindiga Tented Camp is situated close to Qaundaded Village. To the western side of the camp you can see Mount Masumbuku.To the north there is the Ngorongoro Conservation Area with its surrounding volcanic hills. To the west, just behind Lake Eyasi, you can find the big plains of the Serengeti.The Lake of Eyasi is just 1,5 kilometer from the camp. It is a seasonal salt water lake that almost completely dries up in the dry season.

Accompanied by an expierenced guide from the area, you can visit the bushmen-Hadzabes Tribe (also known as the Tindiga Tribe).

The Bushmen of East Africa: The bushmen of Lake Eyasi are the only hunter-gatherers who remain in East Africa. Their ancient lifestyles remain the same as it was 10,000 years ago, as we humans all were those days. Their numbers are dwindling and are estimated to be less than 2000 remaining.

The Nomads: The Datoq Tribe, a pastorialist culture is another tribe worthwhile to visit. Our guides are from this tribe and they are more than happy to show you around in their village and to talk about their culture.

Bird Watching: The wetlands of Lake Eyasi are famous for the vast amount of bird species; it's a birdwatchers' paradise. Have a guided walk through the area with one of our specialized bird watching guides.

Walking Safaris: A walk to the lake is also a very nice thing to do, have a sundowner and think back of the old days of early mankind.

Cultural Tour: Last but not least, the area is famous for its agriculture and especially for the special way of growing onions. See how the people from Eyasi live in the village and work on the irrigated onion fields.

Accommodation is available on a half board (dinner, bed & breakfast) and full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner, bed) basis.

For children sharing with adults:

• 0 to 3 years free of charge
• 4 to 12 years 50%
• Children not sharing with parents will be charged at the full rate for the first child and 50% for subsequent children.