Ngorongoro Crater Safari, Tanzania
Ngorongoro Crater is a collapsed volcano whose floor holds one of the densest concentrations of wildlife in Africa, including black rhino, in a landscape you can take in from the rim. A morning on the crater floor is a highlight of any Tanzania safari.
Why visit Ngorongoro Crater
- Black rhino on the crater floor
- Lions, hyenas and huge buffalo herds
- Rim viewpoints
- Olduvai Gorge on the way to the Serengeti
Common questions about Ngorongoro Crater
When is the best time to visit Ngorongoro Crater?
All year. June to October is driest; the crater can be misty in the early morning.
How do I get to Ngorongoro Crater from Nairobi?
About 3–4 hours from Arusha, or 4–5 hours from the central Serengeti.
What are the park fees for Ngorongoro Crater?
A conservation fee per person per 24 hours plus a crater service fee per vehicle for the descent. Fees are set by the park authority and can change; we confirm them when you book.