Nestled in a quiet corner on the northwest of the lake, Migunga Tented Camp is only 5 minutes from the entrance of Lake Manyara National Park, which spreads out across the Great East African Rift Valley, dominating a vast landscape. Often called Tanzania's water wonderland due to the large number of birds and animals the lake supports, Lake Manyara NP is also famous for its' tree-climbing lions.

Migunga is nestled away in a quiet corner of 35 acres of acacia forest and consists of 19 semi-luxury permanent tents on raised platforms with attached bathrooms and private veranda. A year ago Migunga benefited from an upgrade which consisted of the addition of 11 new ensuite spacious meru tents and a new wood and thatch main building which houses the restaurant, bar and reading area. All the tents are discreetly placed around a central glade, offering shade and privacy but still only a short walk to the restaurant and bar.

At Migunga you wake up in the morning with the beams of the sun finding their way through our Migunga trees. In the afternoon you can enjoy our mountain bike ride trail through Lake Manyara’s backyard or you can enjoy watching our vervet monkeys. The evenings are resonating with the typical sounds of forest creatures.

Migunga at a glance . . .

• 19 Semi-luxury tents with large attached bathroom set underneath canopy of acacia trees
• Each tent on raised platform with its own private veranda
• Bathroom: flush toilet, shower, wash hand basin, towels, soap, bottled water
• Mosquito nets, mosquito coils & mosquito room spray, candles & matches
• Electric lights in tent and bathroom
• Charging possibilities for cameras, batteries, etc
• Fairytale set-up in the evenings: traditional hurricane lamps in the grounds, along paths, tents
• Restaurant with bar
• Full & half board rates, lunch boxes available
• Room service
• Campfire
• Year round green garden
• Mountain bike hire, bike trail departing from camp
• Various local activities
• Camp site

Local activities – can be booked with camp manager on arrival.
Mountain bike trail, Lake Manyara walk, early morning bird walk, cultural village walks, forest walks, micro lighting across the Rift Valley.