Ngorongoro Crater Safari
The Ngorongoro Conservation Area is approximately 8,292 square kilometers and includes the Ngorongoro Crater, the Olduvai Gorge and Ndutu, the Empakai crater, and the Oldonyo Lengai Mountain.
Visit the UNESCO protected World Heritage Site and an International Biosphere Reserve
Day One
Drive from Arusha in the morning for Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Later in afternoon we descent onto the crater floor to enjoy an afternoon game drive. Overnight: Your arranged hotel / Camp / lodge.
Day Two
The second day we drive descending to Ngorongoro Crater base for full day game viewing. The crater is 600m deep, 16km over and 265 sq km in area. Enjoy the spectacular view and diversion viewing in what has been described as the eighth wonder of the world. Numerous of Tanzania’s final remaining Black Rhino can be seen grazing on the open prairie of the crater floor, surrounded by a few of the 20,000 expansive animals that involve the crater, counting lion, cheetah, eland, zebra, and gazelle. Flamingo, among other bird species, can frequently be seen bolstering at Makat Pop Lake as well. The evening mark the end of our safari and we will drive back to Arusha for overnight.
Visit Ndutu Birth Place of the Wildebeest
Ndutu, located within the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, is famous for being the birthplace of the wildebeest. During their epic migration, wildebeest linger here to calve so that the mothers can feast on the luxuriant grass of this volcanic location. This occurs once a year, from January to March.
Lake Ndutu is a soda lake bordered by wetlands and woods, as well as the short grass plains of the Serengeti. It is a must-see for witnessing the wonderful natural phenomenon of the Wildebeest with their new calves, as well as for viewing the large cats and predators.
