Bush2Beach Safaris’ newest addition to our growing bush camp locations throughout the North of Tanzania, our “Bila Mwisho – Korongo Camp”.

With a quick translation from Swahili ‘Bila Mwisho’ meaning without end or endless – the views are stunning, stretching across open wilderness to the distant mountains of Lake Eyasi area, hunting ground and home of the Hazabe Bushman and Datoga tribes.

Located 5 km out of Karatu town – only 6 km from the Ngorongoro gate offering views towards the crater rim itself and the Ngorongoro Forest reserve, makes it again an ideal location to rest up before heading or returning from the Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti National park.

The camp has been sculptured and designed around the natural land formation of the Korongo (erosion cut valley) each tent is perched on its own private view point protected and hidden by the natural gardens and soil formations.

Viewpoints on the edge of the korongo have been cut into the undulating land formations offering a unique experience to witness the African Milky-way larger than life.

Completely hidden from the rest of the world to sit back and soak in the vista in front or above you as the case may be a perfect place for yoga or meditation.

Since the commencement of building began over 600 tons of earth has been returned to the major erosion cut areas that have been slowly eaten away after every rainy season for the last 10 years when crop farming ceased on the property, grazing of cows and goats slowly took over which has also been a major player in soil erosion with many shrubs and natural grasses simple non existent in the cleared area of the property.

Our aim and goal in the next 3 years is to return the land to its former state which was a beautiful forest of yellow fever acacia bush land home to 300 or so bird species with two dozen cactus varieties dotting the landscape.

We have already discovered that the camp lies on a migratory route of the Lesser East Africa Flamingo, they pretty much fly between Lake Eyasi and Lake Manyara daily passing over head early evening as the sky turns to gold and we have also identified them after night has fallen, as one can hear their whooping calls as they fly in formation overhead.

To date we have planted over a 1000 indigenous trees and flora to the natural manicured sweeping gardens and will continue to nurture this delicate and important piece of bush land back to its former glory and look forward to receiving you as our guest along its transition, we can assure you even though the camp is in its early stages your time spent at Bila Mwisho – Korongo Camp will be a memorable one.