Lake Eyasi
Lake Eyasi is a remote soda lake situated at the base of the Great Rift Valley escarpment, southwest of the Ngorongoro Crater. Known for its stunning sunsets and rich cultural heritage, Lake Eyasi is home to the Hadzabe and Datoga tribes, offering visitors a unique chance to engage with indigenous cultures while surrounded by striking natural beauty.
Things to Do
- Meet and interact with the Hadzabe tribe.
- Learn traditional hunting techniques with the Hadzabe.
- Explore the beautiful shores of Lake Eyasi and its unique landscapes.
- Visit the Datoga tribe and witness traditional blacksmithing.
- Enjoy birdwatching around the lake.
About the Hadzabe Tribe
The Hadzabe are one of the last remaining hunter-gatherer tribes in Africa, living around Lake Eyasi. Their unique lifestyle, which has remained unchanged for thousands of years, offers visitors a rare glimpse into humanity's ancient past. Visitors can join the Hadzabe on a traditional hunting expedition and learn about their unique survival skills.
Accommodations
Accommodations around Lake Eyasi offer a variety of options for all travelers, from simple campsites to more luxurious lodges. Popular choices include:
- Lake Eyasi Safari Lodge - Offering comfort and stunning views.
- Eyasi Tented Camps - Experience nature up close with these eco-friendly camps.
- Basic camping options for those seeking an immersive adventure.
Explore Lake Eyasi Packages Combining with Wildlife Safaris
Packages
3-Day Lake Eyasi Private Safari
Discover Lake Eyasi and its indigenous tribes with this 3-day adventure. Meet the Hadzabe tribe and experience their way of life.
Price: $1,679
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4-Day Lake Eyasi Flying Camping
Spend 4 days exploring Lake Eyasi's stunning landscapes and immersing yourself in the culture of both the Hadzabe and Datoga tribes.
Price: $1,920
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6-Days Camping | Serengeti, Ngorongoro & Lake Eyasi Group Safari
Immerse yourself in a full 6-day Group joining safari & culture experience, Explore Serengeti and Ngorongoro for wildlife safari and engaging with the Hadzabe's traditional way of life and exploring the region's natural beauty.
Price: $1,835
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