Ngorongoro Crater is chosen as one of African Seven Natural Wonders because of the abundance of animals and beautiful colours of the landscapes. The view from the rim into the crater floor is simply unreal. This spectacular arena is home to the Big Five and the densest population predators found anywhere in Africa.

Millions of years ago the peak of a huge volcano, larger than Kilimanjaro, collapsed and formed a crater of 20 km (12,5 mi) across with sides up to 600 meters (2,000 feet) deep. It has become home to all of African famous wildlife and has its own unique ecosystem. From woodlands and savannahs to swamps, salt lakes and fever tree forests. With a year-round supply of fresh water, wildlife has no need to migrate. That is why today the crater is home to the highest concentration wildlife in Africa.

Millions of years ago the peak of a huge volcano, larger than Kilimanjaro, collapsed and formed a crater of 20 km (12,5 mi) across with sides up to 600 meters (2,000 feet) deep. It has become home to all of African famous wildlife and has its own unique ecosystem. From woodlands and savannahs to swamps, salt lakes and fever tree forests. With a year-round supply of fresh water, wildlife has no n The mineral-rich floor of this spectacular arena is largely flat and open which makes animal spotting easier. Leopards, lions, hyenas and jackals can be found on the crater floor as well as elephants, buffaloes, wildebeest, zebras and ostriches. You can see here some of the biggest tuskers left alive in Africa today. The crater is famed for its healthy black rhino population and is one of the best places to see the Big Five - buffalo, elephant, leopard, lion, rhino. Ngorongoro Crater shelters almost 30,000 animals. That is why today the crater is home to the highest concentration wildlife in Africa.