Olakira Camp is one of Asilia’s mobile properties, physically relocated through the year to stay close to the wildebeest migration, based in the Ndutu area for the calving season before moving north later in the year.
Spacious canvas tents on a semi-permanent footprint, comfortably furnished with en-suite bathrooms, designed to be struck and rebuilt as the camp follows the herds.
A full dining and bar programme despite the camp’s mobile nature, served in a central mess tent with views over the surrounding plains.
Game drives following the migration’s movements directly from camp, with activities adjusted to match the herds’ position through the season.
Because the camp physically follows the migration, guests are positioned as close as any fixed lodge can offer to whichever phase of the migration is underway during their stay.
The camp’s seasonal relocation means photographers are consistently based near the migration’s current concentration rather than needing to guess timing against a fixed lodge location.
Asilia’s mobile camp model minimises permanent infrastructure in ecologically sensitive migration corridors while still supporting local guiding employment and conservation fees.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
