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NGORONGORO
CRATER
 The
Ngorongoro Crater, situated 2.286sq meters above the sea level
is the largest unbroken calderas in the world and is the
second larges extinct crater in the world. Ngorongoro was an
active volcano some 8 million years ago, whose cone collapse
leaving a crater. The crater covers an area of 260sq km and is
surrounded by very steep walls rising 610 meters from the
crater floor, and It is a home to 25,000 large Mammals. And
over half of them are Elephants, Zebra and Wildebeest and one
can find the largest concentration of lions in the area.
Hotels in Ngorongoro Crater
Ngorongoro
Wildlife Lodge
 The
lodge is perched on the rim of the crater, offering a breath
taking view of the crater. It is 2,286 metres above sea level.
90 bedrooms in all, a lounge with panoramic windows and an
observation deck.
Ngorongoro Sopa Lodge
 Spread
along the uppermost rim of the Ngorongoro World Heritage Site.
The lodge offers breathtaking views of the crater floor far
below. At all Sopa lodges, each room is a suite with two
Queen-Sized beds.
Ngorongoro Serena Lodge
 As
if in a land before time, Ngorongoro Serena Lodge is built
into the rim of an extinct volcano, the plant and ivy-covered
stone blending masterfully with its surroundings. Today the
surrounding landscape is part of a vast conservation area
inhabited by the Masai tribe, as well as an extraordinary
variety of big game and birdlife. Most guest rooms have
private terraces with views of the crater floor where
countless animals make their home. At Ngorongoro Serena Lodge
visitors co-exist in perfect harmony with the natural
environment and the wildlife that inhabits it.
Ngorongoro Crater Lodge
 Perched
on the edge of the ancient crater rim above the cool, swirling
mists, this architectural masterpiece in inspired by the Masai
Manyatta. Each suite is tendered by a personal butler, and are
all en-suite with a private deck and lounge with fireplace.
Ndutu safari lodge
 Situated
in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, close to the Serengeti
National Park, overlooking Lake Ndutu. The lodge, a charming
resort, has tents and cabin accommodation facilities and is a
strategic base to watch the start of the wildebeest migration
in the months of May and June.
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