Kisima Ngeda Camp

Great views at Lake Eyasi from our own (beautiful!!) lodge as well as the central accomodation. A lot of birds all around the place. The pool was most welcome. From here very interesting tours can be made to the Hadzabe and Datoga people. Most of all we enjoyed the friendliness of Nani and her staff with special thanks to Rita.

We had two nights at this lovely and intimate camp during our safari. The tents are spacious, beautiful and well equipped - with plenty of storage space, good lighting, nice furniture ... The food is great, including the lunch boxes. Sercice is very good but sometimes a bit slow. You should not be in a rush at breakfast - but nobody should be anyways when on game drives ;-) We were disturbed by music one night (the fishermen from the nearby camp/village had apparently made good money), so our hosts moved us to another tent the second night. Note: The camp is close to the lake, there are many burds and many insects. Occassionally - depending on the wind - you'll smell the "Eau de driying fish"

The Kisima Ngeda Camp was our second camp in a tour with Entara. It is located on the shores of the Eyasi Lake and our tent had a spectacular view of bird flocks constantly flying over the landscape. We would had been happy to just sit there and do nothing other than eat the excellent food served at meal times. But our guide, Peter, had other ideas for us. The truth is that we didn't really know what we had signed up for. We were taken to a fly camp to stay overnight in the most beautiful spot, the dry bed of an old lake where a promontory rises like an inland. A very surreal and exquisite landscape where a mech tent was set up for us to sleep under the stars. But the really amazing thing about this evening was the visitors we had, members of the Hadza tribe that inhabited the area. We had a chance to visit with a group of young hunter gatherers and the next day we joined them while they hunted for small birds and collected wild honey, which we ate. We have no words to describe the whole experience. After being home for a few days, we are still digesting all that we saw and experienced. We can not be thankful enough to Peter and the whole staff at the Kisima Camp.

We stayed here for one night on the recommendation of Gosheni Safari to visit the Datoga and Hadzabe tribes. The lodge was such a surprise little oasis at the end of a long drive through the countryside with a fantastic view right on the edge of Lake Eyasi. We enjoyed the warmest hospitality and the lodge was just the perfect mix of comfort and amenities with all the charm of being right in the midst of nature! Highly recommend!

Kisima Ngeda Camp is located on beautiful Lake Eyasi. Three friends and I stayed here in order to have a cultural experience to compliment our game viewing. The accommodations at this camp are comfortable and the meals are excellent. The hostess, Nannie, is delightful and full of information about the area. While staying there we did one night of fly camping with the Hadzabe Tribe and spent the next day joining the tribe on a hunt. It was fascinating! Highly recommend.