Tanzania
Ngorongoro Crater
The world's largest intact volcanic caldera — a natural amphitheatre teeming with wildlife.
About Ngorongoro Crater
A world within a crater
Northern Tanzania, between Arusha and the Serengeti
The collapsed cone of a once-giant volcano forms a 260 km² bowl walled by 600-metre cliffs, and on its fertile floor lives one of the densest concentrations of wildlife in Africa, including the Big Five.
Maasai still graze their cattle alongside the game, continuing a way of life that has shaped this land for centuries, and the crater rim offers some of the most breathtaking views on the continent.
Safaris that visit Ngorongoro Crater
Journeys through Ngorongoro
Mara River Crossings
The greatest show on earth, from the front row.
Four nights near Kogatende in the northern Serengeti, where the wildebeest herds plunge across the Mara River past waiting crocodiles.
Love Under African Skies
Fall asleep under the stars. Wake to the sound of the sea.
Champagne on the crater rim, a balloon at dawn and a night on an open-air star bed in the Serengeti, then a private villa on Zanzibar.
Little Explorers Safari & Beach
Their first elephant, their first footprint in the sand.
Short drives, a pool at every lodge and junior-ranger days in Tarangire and Ngorongoro, then giant tortoises on Zanzibar.
Rift Valley & Ancient Cultures
Flamingo lakes, a sacred volcano and Tanzania’s oldest ways of life.
Flamingo shores and the Ngare Sero falls at Lake Natron, a dawn with Hadzabe hunters at Lake Eyasi, then a full day in Ngorongoro Crater.
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