Known as the eighth wonder of the world, the Ngorongoro Crater is the largest intact crater in the world. The crater measures 16 kilometres in diameter with walls of over 600m high, it is surrounded by over 25,000 large mammals including all the big five and an array of predators.

With so much on offer a safari at Ngorongoro Crater will guarantee a wonderful time. Enquire now and we will get back to you. 

The Ngorngoro was once a giant active volcano, some think it was as big as Kilamanjaro. The eruption it produced was so big the volcano collapsed to make the Ngorngoro Crater.

It’s now a remarkable sanctuary for a wide variety of wildlife making it one of Africa’s best safari destinations. Wildlife roams the open grasslands spot wildebeest, gazelle, buffalo, antelope. Make sure to visit the flamingos that gather on the Lake Magadi.

When you descend into the forests you will come across the parks elephant population as well as the black rhino, lion and leopard.  You can also see strong populations of hyena, wildebeest, buffalo and zebra.

Other game includes several types of cat, cheetah and jackal. The park is also a haven for birds with over 400 species to be found in the park. Activities in the Ngorngoro Crater are limited to game driving only however in the general area you can find activities such as walking, trekking, excursions to Olduvai Gorge and visiting the Masai and other tribes.

For a fantastic safari experience, enquire with us now!