Lake Eyasi Lodge ::
From here, you will go hunting and berry picking with the unique Hadzabe and Datoga tribe
Kisima Ngeda is owned by the Christian and Nani Schmeling who have owned this 200 acres land for many years. The camp is located in front of a rock outcrop facing the Lake Eyasi. The 6 self contained tents are built entirely out of local materials like palm leaves (most of them from the farm), giving it a rather rustic appearance.
From each of the tents you have a beautiful view of the lake and its many birdlife such as flamingos, Egyptian geese and the Great East African Rift Valley escarpment.
Kisima Ngeda has a natural groundwater spring which produces about 4 million liters of water a day. The spring water is used for their fish farm as well as provides a beautiful oasis for swimmng shaded by palm trees. A three course dinner meal food is mostly prepared from farm products.
From Lake Eyasi, you will visit the Hadzabe tribe who are hunter gatherers. The Hadzabe use an ancient dialet that is similar to the clicking tribe of South Africa. Some of the Hadzabes still live as nomads though more and more are settling down. The Hadzabe tribe members who still living in the forest, hunt small animals that are found around the area ranging from dik dik to baboons.
