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Ngorongoro Crater is one of the world’s most extraordinary natural wonders and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This vast, ancient volcanic caldera forms a natural sanctuary where wildlife thrives within its steep, green walls.
The crater is one of the best places in Tanzania to spot the endangered black rhino, thanks to its protected environment and year-round water sources.
Alongside rhinos, visitors have excellent chances of encountering the Big Five in a single game drive, as well as flamingos, hippos, hyenas and large herds of zebras and wildebeest.
With its dramatic scenery and dense wildlife population, Ngorongoro delivers a safari experience unlike anywhere else in Africa.
best time to visit
You can visit the Ngorongoro Crater year-round.
June to October offers excellent wildlife viewing with fewer rains.
The green season (November to May) brings lush scenery and is great for birdwatching.
Early mornings are especially magical, with mist hovering over the crater.
climate & landscape
The crater enjoys a cool, temperate climate.
Its floor is covered with grasslands, wetlands, acacia forests, and soda lakes.
The surrounding highlands are misty and green.
The contrast between the crater rim and floor creates a unique visual and ecological experience.
fun facts
World’s largest intact volcanic caldera (610 meters deep).
UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Around 25,000 animals live in the crater.
One of the best places to spot black rhino.
Famous for its large lion population.