The Ndutu Region forms an area on the border of southern Serengeti National Park and the northern section of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.
Ndutu is made up of rolling grasslands with alkaline lakes. The combination of the lakes and the surrounding acacia woodlands make a great habitat for flocks of flamingos and thousands of other birds.
The biggest draw to the Ndutu region is around January and February. During this timeperiod the calving season of the Great Migration takes place here. Thousands and thousands of baby animals are born everyday during the calving season. This also attracts many predadors such as cheetah, lion and hyena who’re seeing opportunity for an easy prey. After calving, many young animals can be seen trekking along with their parents to the northern parts of Serengeti National Park.
The prime game viewing spot in the Ndutu Region is around Lake Ndutu, where enormous herds of the wildebeest, zebra and other animals gather between December and April to graze and calve.