A birds-eye view of the Africa of our dreams    

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Accompanied by an experienced guide from the area, you can visit the bushmen Hadzabe Tribe (also known as the Tindiga Tribe).

The Bushmen of East Africa: The bushmen of Lake Eyasi are the only hunter-gatherers who remain in East Africa. Their ancient lifestyles remain the same as it was 10,000 years ago, as we humans all were those days. Their numbers are dwindling and are estimated to be less than 2000 remaining.

The Nomads: The Datoq Tribe, a pastoralist culture is another tribe worthwhile to visit. The camp guides are from this tribe and they are more than happy to show you around in their village and to talk about their culture.

Bird Watching: The wetlands of Lake Eyasi are famous for the vast amount of bird species, it’s a birdwatchers paradise. Have a guided walk through the area with a  specialized bird watching guide.

Walking Safaris: A walk to the lake is also a very nice thing to do, have a sundowner and think back of the old days of early mankind.

Cultural Tour: Last but not least, the area is famous for it’s agriculture and especially for the special way of growing onions. See how the people from Eyasi live in the village and work on the irrigated onion fields.
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