Moivaro Lake Natron Tented Camp is a simple camp, and though the service is friendly it isnt hugely efficient. It sits at the foot of the Great Rift Valley and only a few kilometers away from Lake Natron itself.
Outside, guests can sit around the campfire in the evening and gaze at the millions of stars overhead from both the northern and southern hemisphere. Natron Moivaro Camp but should not be confused with the nearby Lake Natron Camp. Please note this is the only place to “plug in” throughout the camp. The mess is equipped with a bar, fridge, wifi and charging point for your cameras and phones. To the west, watch the sunset with a gin and tonic over the Masonic Mountain above the famous escarpment of the Great Rift Valley or just relax on our Bedouin style furniture (also made from waste plastic) and watch the world go by in one of the most peaceful environments you can imagine. The main attraction close to the Natron is Ol Doinyo Lengai, the Maasai ‘Mountain of God’, a textbook volcano that rises more than 2km above the surrounding Rift Valley floor to an altitude of 2,960m. Look north to the lake where hundreds of thousands of flamingos come to breed or to the south where Ol Doinyo Lengai dominates the landscape in every way. Lake Natron sits at the lowest point of the rift valley 600m above sea level and is probably the worlds most caustic body of water.
Guests can enjoy 360°views of the striking landscape that surrounds Lake Natron Camp. This remote location encourages travelers to experience nature away from the safari vehicle. Soon after, the strength of the sun heats the land quickly but the material of our tent is designed to keep you cool even during the hottest of days. Travelers looking for an off-the-beaten-path adventure, something a bit more rugged, should consider visiting Lake Natron. As the sun rises behind Gelai the mess tent fills with exquisite colours of orange and pink.
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