Kisima Ngeda

Location: Kisima Ngeda is located on a 200-acre family-owned farm in Mangola, Northern Tanzania, offering a stunning and exclusive retreat. Located on the shores of the seasonal Lake Eyasi, the camp is surrounded by forest of doum palms and fever trees, providing a relaxing setting with panoramic views of the lake and the Alipi escarpment beyond. This unique location allows guests to experience the rich biodiversity of the area, including sightings of migratory birds and local wildlife.

Rooms: The camp features eight spacious, walk-in tented chalets, each elevated on wooden platforms and topped with palm-thatched roofs. Inside, guests will find handcrafted king-size beds, cosy armchairs, and en-suite bathrooms with walk-in showers and hot water. Each chalet opens onto a private veranda furnished with comfortable seating, offering guests a peaceful space to relax and enjoy the surrounding nature.

Amenities: Kisima Ngeda offers a range of amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. Guests can enjoy a refreshing swim in the camp's outdoor pool, relaxing in the lounge area, or savor over delicious meals in the dining room with expansive lake views. The camp also features a well-stocked bar, providing a perfect spot for sundowners. The on-site restaurant serves fresh, locally sourced cuisine, including fish from the spring and vegetable from nearby farms.

Activities: There are a variety of activities available to immerse guests in the local culture and natural beauty. Guided walks and mountain bikes along the lakeside trails provide opportunities to explore the diverse landscapes. Canoeing in the lake is available when water levels permit. Cultural interactions with the local tribes, such as the Hadza and Datoga people, are a highlight, allowing guests to learn about their traditional lifestyles. Additionally, the camp arranges fly camping expeditions escorted by the Hadza people, venturing into their wilderness areas for a deeper understanding of their culture.

Sustainability: Kisima Ngeda Camp is committed to sustainable practices and community engagement. The camp operates on a 200-acre family farm, integrating eco-friendly initiatives into its daily operations. The use of traditional Tanganyika boilers, which burn palm fronds, heats water for bathing, offering an authentic and eco-friendly touch to the experience. The camp also collaborates with local communities, providing employment opportunities and supporting initiatives that promote sustainable resource use. By blending comfort with environmental consciousness, Kisima Ngeda Camp offers guests a responsible and enriching safari experience.