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WALKING SAFARIS

The Ngorongoro Highlands: The highlands, of which the Ngorongoro Crater is only a small part, encompass a large area, from Ol Deani on the shores of Lake Eyasi in the south, to Empakaai crater some 50 miles further north. Ngorongoro Crater is only the best known of a large number of volcanic mountains in the area; the underlying geology is the result of volcanic activity along the edge of the Rift Valley some two million years ago. Now the landscape contains a stunning range of dormant volcanic peaks rising to over 10,000 ft above seal level; Ol Deani, Olmoti, Loolmalasin, and Empakaai.

If you are just going to see the crater it's often enough to spend a night at one of the lodges perched on the rim en route to or from the Serengeti. Alternatively, for a more in depth visit to this stunning area, one of the more dramatic ways to see the Highlands is from a mobile camp - for example, the (Ngorongoro Wilderness Mobile}.

There are also some spectacular walking safaris in this area; from the highlands

North towards Empakaai, Ol Donyo Lengai and Lake Natron as well as south towards Lake Eyasi or south west towards Ndutu. This gives ample opportunity to see the Ngorongoro crater as well as a chance to explore the other mountains and craters, which are visited by far fewer people. Guided walking safaris in cities and towns is also arranged. CONTAC US NOW! Read more information