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The Best Time to Visit Ngorongoro Crater is during the dry season, from June to October. During these months, the weather is more predictable, and animals are easier to spot as they gather around water sources. The dry season also offers fewer mosquitoes and more comfortable travel conditions. The wet season, from November to May, brings lush landscapes and is ideal for bird watching. However, wildlife viewing remains excellent year-round due to the high density of animals within the crater.
The Ngorongoro Crater Safari offers a microcosm of East African wildlife, all within the confines of a volcanic caldera. Ebony Global Travel & Tours ensures that you have an unforgettable experience exploring this natural wonder, making it a highlight of your Tanzania Safari.
Ngorongoro Crater, often dubbed the "Eighth Wonder of the World," is an extraordinary natural amphitheatre located within the Ngorongoro Conservation Area in northern Tanzania.
Recognized by UNESCO for its unique landscape and biodiversity.
Spot over 500 bird species, including flamingos at Lake Magadi.
Experience guided game drives for up-close wildlife encounters.
The Crater Floor: A unique ecosystem with grasslands, swamps, forests, and lakes, supporting a diverse range of wildlife.
Big Five: The opportunity to see all of Africa’s Big Five in one location is a major draw for visitors.
Olduvai Gorge: Located nearby, this archaeological site is often referred to as the “Cradle of Mankind” due to its significant discoveries related to early human evolution.
High Wildlife Density: The crater’s natural enclosure ensures a high density of wildlife, providing excellent viewing opportunities.
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Warm and humid, with temperatures around 29°C. It's a good time for wildlife viewing and birdwatching, especially in southern parks.
Similar to January, with warm weather and great game viewing. Wildebeest calving season in the southern Serengeti attracts predators.
The beginning of the long rains, with temperatures around 28°C. Wildlife viewing is still good, but roads can be challenging.
Peak of the long rains, with heavy showers and temperatures around 26°C. Fewer tourists and lush landscapes, but some lodges may close.
The rains start to taper off. Temperatures are around 25°C. The scenery is green and beautiful, making it a less crowded time for safaris.
The dry season starts. Cool temperatures around 24°C. Excellent wildlife viewing as animals gather around water sources.
Peak safari season with the Great Migration in the northern Serengeti. Temperatures around 23°C. Expect large crowds and higher prices.
Continues to be prime time for the Great Migration. Dry and pleasant weather, with temperatures around 24°C. Ideal for safaris and beach holidays.
Great for safaris with the migration still in the Serengeti. Fewer tourists than in August. Temperatures around 25°C.
Dry season continues with excellent game viewing. Temperatures around 26°C. The migration begins to move back to the south.
Short rains start. Wildlife viewing remains good, and the rains rejuvenate the landscape. Temperatures around 27°C. Fewer tourists and lower prices.
Short rains end, marking the start of the holiday season. Warm weather, vibrant landscapes, and great wildlife sightings make it a festive time to visit. Temperatures around 28°C.