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Ngorongoro Crater
Africa's Garden of Eden
The Ngorongoro Conservation Area is a multi-use territory dedicated to both wildlife conservation and human activities, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ngorongoro is renowned for its wildlife safaris, the iconic Ngorongoro Crater - the world's largest intact volcanic caldera - as well as for hiking in the Empakaai and Olmoti craters. Olduvai Gorge, a site of immense importance to human prehistory, lies within the Conservation Area. Classic safaris offer the chance to observe a significant population of rare black rhinoceros. With approximately 25,000 large animals living inside the caldera, every game drive delivers extraordinary encounters.
World Heritage SiteUNESCO
25,000+ Large AnimalsWildlife
260 km2Caldera
Northern CircuitCircuit
Park Highlights
World's largest intact volcanic caldera - 260 km2 floor area
One of Africa's highest concentrations of rare black rhinoceros
Approximately 25,000 large animals within the crater
Olduvai Gorge - birthplace of human prehistory
Empakaai and Olmoti craters for trekking
UNESCO World Heritage Site
Activities
Game drives inside the crater floor (Big Five)
Black rhinoceros tracking and spotting
Hiking in Empakaai and Olmoti craters
Visit to Olduvai Gorge museum
Maasai cultural visits inside the conservation area
Crater rim sunset views
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