Enjoy outdoor bush meals and sundowners under Africa’s wide open skies

Kids can have a wonderful time learning bush crafts with the local Massai.

Game drives - both day and night, will show you a wide variety of animals. Depending on the time of year you might encounter everything from small antelopes to elephants. Many of the species you will encounter - like Lesser kudu, gerenuk and Fringe-eared oryx rarely seen in the Tanzanian National Parks .

Meet the next Tanzanian Generation. A trip to one of the local Masai villages or schools will allow you to experience the real Masai people, culture and traditions.

Enjoy being active with our electric mountain bike bush rides through this pristine wilderness. This extraordinary adventure offers a unique and eco-friendly way to explore the stunning landscapes and magnificent wildlife of this iconic region.

(Bookings must be made in advance, this is an additional cost)

A quad bike safari in Masailand is a thrilling adventure that combines nature, culture, and adrenaline, offering a unique way to experience this beautiful part of Tanzania.

(Bookings must be made in advance, this is an additional cost).

Ol Donyo Lengai - meaning "Mountain of God" in the local Masai language is the world's only active Carbonite volcano - and its rugged peaks can be seen in the distance from most parts of the concession. It offers fit and adventurous souls a very challenging night-time hike. The reward: a sunrise view of the volcano crater from its rim as well as a spectacular view of the surrounding landscape!

The proximity of so much amazing scenery and wildlife makes this a perfect location to base a scenic helicopter flight from. The sight of millions of flamingo’s wheeling over Lake Natron from the air, followed by coffee on an active volcano and the splendor of the Ngorongoro Crater from the air will leave lasting memories.

(Bookings must be made in advance, this is an additional cost).

There is some fantastic hiking in the area - this can range from a gentle stroll on the open plains to a challenging hike on Mount Kitumbene - which rises up to almost 9000 feet through a dramatic

The fly camp is called so due to the old school way of setting up somewhere to sleep, way back in the day, when the first safari-goers were making their way across Kenya. The ‘fly’ refers not to the small annoying bug but instead to the ‘fly sheet’ that was hung up to sleep under. In some way, our fly camp still is reminiscent of these old ways of camping, but now we prefer to add a few more ‘camp comforts’.

Embarking on an expedition to Kitumbeine Mountain is an endeavor for the adventurous and physically fit. During this extraordinary journey, you will have the opportunity to spend a night in the Mountain Camp, immersing yourself in the surrounding wilderness. Each day is an exhilarating experience, as you navigate steep inclines from the crack of dawn until dusk, trekking through the untamed terrain.