Ngorongoro Crater

Ngorongoro Crater is a World Heritage Site and home to 75000 wild animals

Ngorongoro crater was created after the Ngorongoro extinct volcano exploded and collapsed to form the Ngorongoro caldera seen today.

The Ngorongoro crater is 22.5km across and 2000ft deep and Ngorongoro was one of the world's tallest mountains before it collapsed.

For a guide to Ngorongoro crater, the 8000sqkm Ngorongoro conservation area, and remote areas of Tanzania send us an e-mail or click Ngorongoro

 Ngorongoro crater is home to 75000 wild animals
Ngorongoro crater is part of the 8000sqkm Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Ngorongoro is a world heritage site and home to 75000 animals
There is much more to see than just Ngorongoro click here to find out more
Ngorongoro crater was created after an extinct volcano collapsed to form the Ngorongoro caldera seen today.
Ngorongoro is a world heritage site and home to 75000 wild animals. Click here to see it.
Ngorongoro conservation area is where our early ancestors Homo habilis was found and also 3.6m year old hominid footprints
To visit Ngorongoro click here.
For a guide to Ngorongoro click here.

While Ngorongoro is unique there is more to see than just Ngorongoro crater and it is a good idea to combine it with the more remote parks in Southern Tanzania

For more information about Ngorongoro contact:
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