Ngorongoro Serena
Luxury Lodge in Kimba, Ngorongoro Crater
Luxury Lodge in Kimba, Ngorongoro Crater
Nestled high above the plains into the Crater’s jagged rim, cloaked in river stone and indigenous vines, Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge is barely visible to the naked eye. Framed by arched stone passages and timbered decks, its torch-lit walls are adorned with stylized cave paintings. At the stone heart of the lodge burns a glowing fire, which is kept constantly alight. Rooms are looped around the Crater rim. Each has its own rock-enclosed balcony, and all enjoy completely uninterrupted views of the volcanic amphitheatre far below. Our Ngorongoro hotel lodge is a place that feels as ancient as the Crater itself, yet no modern comfort has been spared in an effort to bring you the best safari adventure in Africa and one of the most unique travel experiences in the world.
Nestled high above the plains into the Crater’s jagged rim, cloaked in river stone and indigenous vines, Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge is barely visible to the naked eye. Framed by arched stone passages and timbered decks, its torch-lit walls are adorned with stylized cave paintings. At the stone heart of the lodge burns a glowing fire, which is kept constantly alight. Rooms are looped around the Crater rim. Each has its own rock-enclosed balcony, and all enjoy completely uninterrupted views of the volcanic amphitheatre far below. Our Ngorongoro hotel lodge is a place that feels as ancient as the Crater itself, yet no modern comfort has been spared in an effort to bring you the best safari adventure in Africa and one of the most unique travel experiences in the world.
About Kimba
Kimba is a village or area located within the Serengeti ecosystem, often near the western corridor or closer to the southern Serengeti region. It is known for its access to vast grasslands and is a good spot for game viewing during certain times of the year.
Kimba is a village or area located within the Serengeti ecosystem, often near the western corridor or closer to the southern Serengeti region. It is known for its access to vast grasslands and is a good spot for game viewing during certain times of the year.
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When to go
June to October for the best game viewing, especially if visiting during the migration season. January to March is also great for witnessing calving season in the southern Serengeti.
June to October for the best game viewing, especially if visiting during the migration season. January to March is also great for witnessing calving season in the southern Serengeti.
What to expect
Visitors can expect a more remote, off-the-beaten-path experience, with fewer tourists. Kimba offers access to the Serengeti’s diverse wildlife, especially during the migration season. Depending on the time of year, you can witness the Great Migration, including zebra and wildebeest crossings and predator-prey interactions.
Ngorongoro Crater
Ngorongoro Crater
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What types of accommodations are available on safari?
Are safari accommodations safe?
Is Wi-Fi available at safari lodges or camps?
What’s the difference between a lodge and a tented camp?
How far in advance should I book safari accommodations?
Is the availability on Gotukio.com live?
Do safari accommodations have electricity?
Are there en-suite bathrooms in safari accommodations?
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