Ngorongoro Crater Day Tour

Ngorongoro Crater Day Tour

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$369

Embark on a private 1-day safari to the Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dubbed “Africa’s Garden of Eden,” from Arusha with Serengeti Nexus. This volcanic caldera teems with wildlife, including the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, black rhino), hippos, and baboons. Enjoy a 13-hour adventure in a luxury 4x4 Toyota Landcruiser with Wi-Fi and binoculars, featuring a game drive and picnic lunch amidst stunning landscapes.

Ngorongoro Crater Day Tour

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1-day trip
$730
$512
$434
$394
$369
💡 Best deals for groups of 3 or more people
1-2 People
$730-$512
5+ People ⭐
$369

What's included

Private transport in a 4x4 Toyota Landcruiser (pop-up roof, sliding windows, seat belts, heavy-duty wheels, extra fuel tanks, refrigerator, eco-friendly trash bag)

Professional English-speaking driver-guide with expertise in flora, fauna, and Tanzanian history

Ngorongoro Crater park entrance fees

Picnic lunchbox

Complimentary 3 liters of bottled mineral water per person

One pair of binoculars per couple

Wi-Fi on board during the safari

Charging outlets (Type G plug) for cameras and smartphones

18% VAT (Value Added Tax)

Tipping (suggested: $25 USD per day per couple for the driver-guide; $5-7 USD per day per guest for hotel tip boxes)

Changes to the itinerary made by you during or before the safari

Pre- and post-tour accommodation in Arusha

Arrival and departure transfers to/from Kilimanjaro International or Arusha Airport

Visa costs (arrival and transit visas)

Mandatory medical and travel insurance

Laundry services (available at accommodations for an additional fee)

Personal expenses (e.g., souvenirs, additional snacks)

Drones fee

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