You will spend the next day of your safari tour in Tanzania in one of the most phenomenal places in Africa, the 2000-foot deep, 100 sq. mile large Ngorongoro Crater. The Ngorongoro volcano at its nadir was probably about 15 000 feet high and would have resembled present day Mount Meru. Once the world’s highest structure, an enormous volcano – possibly 25 miles wide at its base collapsed inwards about 2-3 million years ago at a time when large fractures appeared creating the Eastern Rift wall. 

Today, the crater is home to over 20 000 large mammals. Its rich grassland caldera is an animal paradise. See some of the world’s largest Elephant, large groups of black-maned Lion, big herds of plains animals like Zebra and Wildebeest. The crater is the last place in Africa where free-ranging Black Rhino are usually seen by all visitors, evening drive to Kilimanjaro airport for your flight to your next destination.
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