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2024 is off to a wonderful start here at Siringit Collection. The animals are thriving due to ongoing rains, guests at our camps are enjoying incredible wildlife experiences, and we have some exciting news to reveal.

Siringit Villa, our luxury six-bedroom villa situated on Kilimanjaro Golf & Wildlife Estate (a mere 40-minute drive from Kilimanjaro International Airport), has been bustling with activity in recent weeks. We are currently in the midst of constructing a state-of-the-art spa in collaboration with Healing Earth. This new spa will include four massage bandas, a swimming pool, a gym, and a health bar, all set amidst the tranquil ambiance of the estate.

Healing Earth is a distinguished African spa brand, providing premium natural and organic products. Each of their products taps into the rejuvenating potential of Africa's abundant natural resources, crafted from ingredients sourced from the continent's minerals, oceans, flowers, herbs, fruit, seeds, and natural oils. The spa treatments will be done by masseuses trained by Healing Earth, incorporating the brand's meticulously crafted products into every session.

We eagerly look forward to providing you with a rejuvenating experience, whether before or after your safari. Combining the cozy atmosphere of our villa with the serene ambiance offered by our brand new spa, opening end of February 2024.

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Meanwhile, in the wilderness of the Ndutu area, guests at our mobile camp, Siringit Migration Camp, are not only enjoying sightings of the famous wildebeest migration but also experiencing a continuous parade of captivating wildlife, including lions, cheetahs, leopards, and other predators.

After an exciting day wildlife viewing, Siringit Migration Camp provides the ideal setting to unwind while you sip your favourite beverage by the campfire. Throughout the night, the squawks of flamingos in Ndutu Lake mingle with the grunts of wildebeest, creating a unique and soothing ambiance.

Lake Ndutu, located in Tanzania's Ndutu region within the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, is a seasonal alkaline lake. It gains prominence for being a key site for the wildebeest migration, particularly in the months from December to March. During this period, the lake and its nearby plains witness an abundance of wildlife activity, as herds of wildebeest and zebras cover the lake's shores, attracting predators and creating a dynamic ecological spectacle. In addition to its role in the migration, Lake Ndutu is a sanctuary for various bird species. If spotting flamingos is on your wish list, you’re in luck here!

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