Ndutu
The Great Migration’s calving grounds, alive with new life and predators.
Why you’ll never forget it
Witness nature’s most dramatic spectacle in Ndutu, the prime location for the Great Migration’s calving season. Each year thousands of wildebeest give birth on these short-grass plains, drawing predators close and creating extraordinary wildlife viewing.
Straddling the border of the southern Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Ndutu’s open, uncrowded grasslands put you in the front row for the rawest drama of the bush — birth, the hunt, and the endless movement of the herds — all beneath some of the widest skies in Africa.
Experiences in Ndutu
Calving Season
Up to 8,000 wildebeest calves are born each day on the short-grass plains.
Predators in Wait
Lion, cheetah and hyena gather where the herds are at their most vulnerable.
Open Plains
Vast, uncrowded grasslands made for unhurried game drives and photography.
Ndutu through the lens
