Ngorongoro Game Reserve
	• 8300 sq km • about 1650 m (sea level) • A World Heritage site • Elephants, Rhinos, Buffaloes • Lions, Cheetah, Leopards • Plains game • 400 bird species

The Ngorongoro Conservation Area which was declared a world Heritage site in 1978 is truly a Natural Wonder of the World. This is the wildlife photographers paradise as you can take shots of all the 'Big five ' (Elephant, Lion, Buffalo, Rhino and Leopard) throughout the year. There also are hundreds of bird species.

Ngorongoro is the largest intact crater in the world covering some 265 sq. km. From the rim to the crater floor is an altitudinal difference of 600 meters. Views from the crater rim are incredible, while a game drive on the crater floor takes you close to an abundance of all East African wildlife species. This is a sight one is sure to always remember. The salt lake on the crater floor increases and decreases with the rains and is a habitat of a large variety of water birds.