30 rooms
Honeymoon suites
Triple and quadruple tents : Yes possible
Family rooms (2 rooms, one lounge, one bathroom)
Access to handicapped : YES
Main building with restaurant, bar, lobby, shop, and large terrace with breathtaking views.
Free Wifi available in the main building.
Swimming pool with spa.
Tea house built on the top of the hill.
Over the years Bashay Rift lodge has developed a real farm activity : Coffee plantation, vegetable and fruit garden (with Bio production), chicken house, hives (for a delicious coffee honey).
The farm provides quality & fresh products for the lodge and also supplies other MKSC properties
The view from our swimming pool is truly astonishing and our guests love spending a bit of time there after a dusty day in the bush
Next to the pool, Spa & massage are available
The main bar offers commanding views over the valley.
Located in the main building and with the addition of the terrace, it can accommodate up to 50 guests.
A cosy place where our guests enjoy their pre & post dinner drinks.
Another bar remains open during the day at the swimming pool.
Small lounges located in some of the accommodation units can also be privatized for families or small groups
Mountain bikes are available to our guests and are ideal to wander through the local farming areas & nearby villages
Further down Lake Eyazi, both Hadzabe & Datoga tribes can be visited which proved a great interaction over the years
Perched on the top of a steep hill, the lodge is located in Bashay village (Karatu district)
Less than 10 kilometers from the entrance of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, the lodge is ideally located along the Northern circuit. Close distance from Manyara NP, few minutes from the Ngorongoro Crater Gate, and only one hours drive to reach the Eyasi Lake...
The Karatu region is also known for its special culture (Irak tribe), the coffee plantations and its rich & fertile land.
The main restaurant is elegant with a spectacular view up to Eyasi lake and it can accommodate up to 60 guests.
The pergola (overlooking the swimming pool) offers a smaller restaurant and usually serves traditional Tanzanian cuisine.
