Just south of the majestic Serengeti plains at the base of Serengeti Plateau lies Lake Eyasi, one of several beautiful lakes on the floor of the Great Rift Valley. It’s a shallow endorheic salt lake that supports wildlife and the local communities of the Hadza, Iraqw, and Datoga tribes. The Hadza are considered one of the last hunter-gatherer African tribes with a dwindling population of approximately 1,300 tribe members. Lake Eyasi is also a seasonal stop for migrating Flamingos and breeding habitat for Flamingos and Pelicans.