destinations, famous for the magnificent Ngorongoro Crater, diverse Wildlife, and spectacular natural beauty. Located in Northern Tanzania, the conservation area is one of the most visited safari destinations in Africa and offers visitors unforgettable Wildlife experiences throughout the year.
The Ngorongoro Crater is the World’s largest intact volcanic caldera and is home of thousands of wild animals including lions, elephants, buffaloes, zebras, Wildebeest, hippos and rare black rhino. The crater floor provides excellent game viewing opportunities because animals can easily be spotted across the open grasslands and small lakes inside the crater.
Apart from Wildlife safari, Ngorongoro Conservation Area is rich in cultural heritage. The area is inhabited by Maasai people who continue to live traditionally while coexisting with wildlife. Visitors can explore Maasai Villages and learn about their culture, traditional and daily lifestyle.
The conservation area also features beautiful landscapes including highlands forests, vast plains, volcanic mountains, and scenic view points that offer stunning photograph opportunities. The cool climate and fresh air make Ngorongoro one of the most comfortable safari destinations in Tanzania
The best time to visit Ngorongoro Conservation Area is during the dry season form June to October when wildlife viewing is at its best. However, the destination can be visited throughout the year because of its abundant resident wildlife and beautiful scenery.
Many visitors combine a safari in Ngorongoro with visits to Serengeti National park, Tarangire National park and beaches of Zanzibar for a complete Tanzania safari and beach holiday adventure.