Where to Stay in Ol Doinyo Lengai

Where to Stay in Ol Doinyo Lengai

Where to stay in Ol Doinyo Lengai is a bit challenging since there isn’t a huge choice of accommodation options to select from, however, most accommodations that are well situated and the comfortable area at the base of the volcano near Lake Natron. Tourists do choose Where to stay in Ol Doinyo Lengai by considering accommodations around Lake Natron which also has a few accommodations. The type and quality of these lake Natron lodgings are comfortably standard with good location, great accessibility, and give great opportunities for undertaking the Ol Doinyo Lengai mountain climbing adventure. The two accommodations near Lake Natron are Moivaro Lake Natron Tented Camp and Ngare Sero Lake Natron Camp, both are budget accommodations. Ngare Sero Lake Natron Camp Lake Natron Camp Ngara Sero is a unique, ecological luxury camp set in one of the most visually dramatic locations near Lake Natron and Ol Doinyo Lengai Mountain, Lake Natron Camp holds ten spacious guest tents, cleverly disguised under camouflaged shade netting. Each tent is comprised of a porch area, main bedroom and en-suite bathroom with a shower and eco-toilet. The main bedroom is furnished with a comfy king size bed, luxurious Egyptian linen, and furniture made from greenwood. A private path leads from each tent to our natural swimming pool in the spring-fed stream. And each tent can also accommodate 2 extra single beds upon request. This Lake Natron camp at Ngare Sero is preferably the best accommodation while choosing Where to Stay in Ol Doinyo Lengai because it is perfectly situated for amazing adventures especially the Ol Doinyo Lengai climbing, lake Natron adventure with flamingoes and cultural tours. Moivaro Lake Natron Tented Camp Moivaro Lake Natron Tented Camp is unique in its setting, set back in a grove of trees adjacent to the shores of the Lake Natron, The camp is basic but clean with 20 spacious tents each with attached bathroom, safari tents offer showers, comfortable beds, and a private veranda. The camp also has 4 self-contained Maasai style Banda with electricity, flush toilet and open-air shower plus a large campsite with a mess tent, toilets & showers. A fully stocked bar and candlelit restaurant ensures you have a cold drink and delicious food at the end of an arduous climb or long days walking.