The Volcanic Sanctuary
Often referred to as the 'Eighth Wonder of the World', the Ngorongoro Crater is a magnificent prehistoric volcanic caldera that collapsed millions of years ago, creating a massive self-contained natural amphitheater. The crater walls drop 600 meters deep down to a fertile floor covering over 260 square kilometers. Inside this self-sustaining haven, over 30,000 wild animals live permanently, offering unmatched year-round game tracking. It provides the highest density of black-maned lions and serves as one of your absolute best premium chances to see the critically endangered Black Rhinoceros.
