If you haven’t been to Ngorongoro yet you’re probably missing the greatest adventure of the world mercie …Glimmer of Hope for opening the doors for us to explore the paradise of AfricaFull review by Yabes M
May 18, 2025
Ngorongoro Crater was truly unforgettable. From the viewpoint above, we used binoculars to spot some animals in the distance but nothing compared to the experience of actually driving down into the c…Full review by Paradise24969986004
May 15, 2025
We recently joined a 3-day group safari to Ngorongoro, organized by Monica, and the experience was truly outstanding. As a group of friends traveling together, we were impressed by how smoothly every…Full review by Flyer04145826038
I am looking to travel to ngorogoro crater next year (Covid permitting) with my entire family there will be 15 of us including many toddlers. Are there any lodges or activities that anyone recommends. I would like somewhere with a pool preferably and a large house or a few smaller units are great, the key is a family friendly property. Thank you in advance.
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You can stay at Gibbs Farm located in Karatu. Park is 45 minutes away.
We are a mature couple going on. 7 day safari Serengeti, ngorogoro etc from Arusha in January. Do you have any advice on clothing, drinks etc. We will be staying in good lodges
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Avoid black or other dark coloured clothes as Tsetse flies (large biting flies)are drawn to them. Take a mix of light weight and warm clothing as starting safari early the mornings it can …
Avoid black or other dark coloured clothes as Tsetse flies (large biting flies)are drawn to them. Take a mix of light weight and warm clothing as starting safari early the mornings it can be chilly so layering is the best approach. Also suggest a pair of gloves and a buff. There was always plentiful supply of bottled water both in the lodges (and rented camp) a well as on the land cruiser. Also strongly recommend good binoculars. Hope you have a fantastic trip. We hugely enjoyed ours.
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