Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania
We leave the plains today, game driving en route and we begin to ascend the outer wall of the Ngorongoro Crater after lunch. We spend the night on the rim, where wildlife runs free and where you will definitely need a warm jacket to combat the cold night air. The Ngorongoro, at 326 square kilometres in area, is Africa’s largest intact crater as well as a World Heritage Site. The spectacular view from the rim that is 2400 metres above sea level makes the site from the Crater floor even more enjoyable at approximately 600 metres below sea level.
Accommodation: Simba Camp or similar – Camping in twin share tents with basic shared facilities (mattress, sleeping bag and pillow provided)
Meals included: Breakfast , Lunch , Dinner
