



Lake Masek Tented Camp has a well appointed, cosy lounge and dining area built on wooden stilts to take full advantage of the breath taking views. Perched in the virgin bush like a long-legged bird, it sits well within its splendid setting. The elegant but functional decor creates a welcoming environment to meet fellow travellers or simply soak up the view with a loved one - a view you are unlikely to forget in a hurry.
There are twenty en-suite luxury canvas tents dotted across the camp. In keeping with the communal areas of the camp, the room tents are built on raised wooden platforms with private verandas. Guests can choose between rooms with king-sized, twin or triple beds. Each tent has dark wood furniture and, in the case of the double rooms, a four-poster bed draped romantically with mosquito netting. The bathrooms boast both showers and large bathtubs - ideal for a good soak.
Game drives into the Southern Serengeti showcase the region's incredible wildlife. At the camp itself, guests can discover the fauna and flora on guided bushwalks. There’s also the option of a private meal in the middle of the bush - well worth experiencing. During the Great Migration season, you can take to the skies in a colourful hot air balloon. Visits to the local archeological sites, Olduvai and Laetoli, will shed light on the story of evolution.
The organisation supports various community projects, including the de-snaring project in the Serengeti, medical care solutions like the Olmoti Clinic in Western Kilimanjaro, and educational opportunities like the Emusoi Centre in Arusha. Additionally, initiatives like the Children’s Health Program in Nairobi and contributions to Wildlife Management Areas and Tanzania National Parks underscore their commitment to community well-being and environmental conservation.
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Home to the iconic Great Migration, endangered rhino, predator-filled plains and game drives galore.