Ang’ata Migration Camp
A large camp with 12 large Guest tents, including a 2-tent Family unit, a lounge, and a dining tent.
Each guest tent has an en-suite bathroom with a shower, vanity desk, and flush toilets. Depending on the request, a King-size bed or 2 Twin beds, or triples are available.
The lounge is where you can meet other travelers. You can share your Safari stories there. You can enjoy complimentary Tanzanian Coffee or Tea.
Your Chefs prepare breakfasts, lunches, and dinners daily in the dining tent. Bush TV (local name for campfire) is lit when the weather permits.
Where is Ang’ata Migration Camp?
1. Ang’ata Migration- Bologonja Camp
Ang’ata Migration camp is located near the Bologonja Ranger Post. It is an hour’s drive away from the Mara River. At the Mara River, you can witness the world-famous River Crossing. Nile Crocodiles lie in ambush, and Big Cats wait on the shores. The Migration happens from July to October. Ang’ata Migration – Ndutu Camp
2. Ang’ata Migration -Ndutu Camp
Just south-west of Lake Ndutu, the camp is discreetly set on the rift above the marsh, allowing safe observation of wildlife just below camp. 800 meters to Lake Ndutu, 5 Km to Lake Masek, and 10 minutes away from Ndutu Airstrip and the Ranger Post, this magic location is in easy reach of Shamba Maharagi, otherwise called the short grass plains to the south of the Serengeti in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, where the Wildebeest gather in their millions in February and March.
You will see thousands of Wildebeest in front of a big plain. You can enjoy your cup of tea in front of your tent.
Things to do at Ang’ata Migration Camp
To witness the Migration on the Mara River’s shores, you can take an early morning hot-air balloon ride. Before your Game Drive, take the ride. Ballooning is to be booked in advance via our reservation system. Please contact us for pricing and details.
Check out these trips in the Serengeti
8 Days Wildebeest Migration Serengeti (River- Crossing)
5 Days Ndutu Migration Serengeti
Ang’ata Migration Camp Photos
