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The world's largest intact volcanic caldera, with an extraordinary concentration of wildlife including black rhino in a self-contained ecosystem.
Ngorongoro Crater is the world's largest inactive, intact volcanic caldera, a 600-metre-deep bowl enclosing its own self-contained ecosystem of grassland, swamp, and soda lake. Within its walls roam an astonishing concentration of wildlife, including one of Tanzania's last viable black rhino populations alongside dense herds of elephant, buffalo, wildebeest, and zebra. Flamingos line the shores of Lake Magadi while lion and hyena patrol the crater floor, and Maasai herders still graze cattle along its rim as they have for generations.
✦Crater floor game drives
✦Black rhino sightings
✦Maasai cultural visits
✦Dense predator populations
✦Flamingo-lined soda lake
✦Crater rim lodges
