In the middle of the seemingly endless southern Serengeti stands the Lake Masek Tented Camp, off the tourist route near the shore of Lake Masek.

The camp was built using biodegradable materials, runs on solar energy and collects water during rainfall. The accommodation spares no effort to offer its guests first-class comfort without harming the environment. The main camp building has a cozy lounge, a restaurant and a large viewing terrace overlooking the lake. Every evening, guests can enjoy a drink around the campfire while watching the beautiful African sunset.

The huge migratory herds stay here from December to April every year, but the area is also home to the "Big Five" and many other wild animals during the other months.