The Ndutu area in the Southern Serengeti offers travellers the opportunity to see wildlife return to the area for their calving season between December and March. Together, the plains, woodlands, and lakes Ndutu and Masek, offer visitors stunning landscapes and direct access to flora and fauna just a short way away from the comfort of their tented campsites. The acacia woodlands are home to hundreds of bird species, monkeys, and other mammals, while the lakes are populated by an array of colourful flamingos. The nearby Olduvai Gorge has been declared one of the world’s most important paleoanthropological sites and continues to attract adventurers and tourists alike.