Highlights:
1.    Game drives
2.    Crater Lake
3.    Olduvai Gorge
Ngorongoro Crater currently a world heritage site situated within the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. It occupies over 8,000 sq km. Ngorongoro is neighbored by Lake Eyasi in the south west and the Gol Mountains in the north.
This crater is taken as part of the natural wonders of the world. At 2,286m above sea level, this crater is the widest unbroken caldera in the world.

The crater is a habitat to about 30,000 animals with approximately half making up the wild beast and zebra. more animals usually seen in the craters floor are the black rhino, elephants, buffalo, hippo, jackal, hyena, lion, bush buck, reed buck, hartebeest, warthogs, huge herds of both Thompson’s and Grant’s gazelle.

Mountain forests, lush vegetation, and fresh springs encompass the rim of the crater’s very tall walls, which reach out to an elevation of about 7,500 feet. With its eye-catching natural beauty and the serenity of its environment, Ngorongoro is regularly known as “Africa’s Garden of Eden”.

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