Ngorongoro Crater

Once a massive volcano, Ngorongoro collapsed over 2 million years ago to form the largest intact caldera on Earth. Today, it shelters one of the densest concentrations of wildlife in Africa—over 25,000 animals including all of the Big Five. The crater floor is a self- contained paradise, with forests, lakes, swamps, and savannas.

• Black rhinos—incredibly rare and protected
• Massive herds of buffalo and wildebeest
• Elephants with enormous tusks
• Large lion prides and spotted hyenas
• Flamingos covering Lake Magadi

• Guaranteed year-round wildlife sightings
• One of the best places to see rhinos in East Africa
• Breathtaking views from luxury lodges on the crater rim
• A chance to witness the perfect balance of predator and prey