Eyasi Datoga Campsite is a unique destination nestled near the stunning Lake Eyasi in northern Tanzania, offering visitors an immersive experience into the rich cultures of the Datoga and Hadzabe tribes. Our campsite is designed to provide a comfortable and authentic environment for those seeking to explore the fascinating lifestyles of these indigenous communities while enjoying the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape.
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Enjoy spacious campsites equipped with comfortable bedding, clean shared bathrooms, and delicious meals by local chefs using fresh ingredients.
Experience a vibrant atmosphere at our campsite, where you can enjoy free Wi-Fi. Stay connected and share moments, making them more memorable.
Our friendly and knowledgeable guides are dedicated to making sure that your experience is not only informative but also quite enjoyable, always.
Just spent an incredible few days camping by Lake Eyasi. The stargazing at night was mesmerizing and the canoeing at sunrise was pure magic. Can"t wait to go back!
Visited the archaeological site at Mumba Caves near Lake Eyasi today. It"s amazing to think about the ancient human history that took place in this beautiful region.
If you love birdwatching, Lake Eyasi is a must-visit destination. We saw so many amazing species, including flamingos and pelicans. A true paradise for bird lovers!
Took a day trip to Lake Eyasi from Arusha. The drive was stunning, passing through the Ngorongoro Crater Highlands. And the lake itself is just breathtaking.
Participated in a traditional Hadzabe hunting expedition near Lake Eyasi. It was an eye-opening experience to see how they use their incredible archery skills to survive.
Visited a local onion farm near Lake Eyasi and learned about the sustainable agricultural practices they use. It"s amazing how they make use of the limited water ...
Spent a week volunteering at a school in a village near Lake Eyasi. The children were so welcoming and eager to learn. It was a humbling and rewarding experience.
Spent a week immersed in the culture of the Hadzabe tribe near Lake Eyasi. It was a humbling and eye-opening experience to learn about their hunter-gatherer lifestyle.
Hiked up the slopes of Mount Oldeani near Lake Eyasi. The views of the lake and the Rift Valley were stunning. A challenging but worthwhile hike!
Took a boat trip on Lake Eyasi and saw so many amazing birds, including pelicans, flamingos, and storks. A true paradise for birdwatchers!