Travel Blogs from Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania

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Impressive Safari, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Impressive Safari

A travel blog entry by bouloswaynek

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Ngorongoro, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Ngorongoro

A travel blog entry by kodiak711

... crested crane, eagles,and wow can’t remember all of them.  Dropped off the park ranger and off to the Ngorongoro Farmhouse.  It was an easy drive along lovely green landscape.  Arrived at the Farmhouse and shown to Kanga room which ...

Ngorangoro Crater, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Ngorangoro Crater

A travel blog entry by gonetravellin

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... they need to be in the water so they don't get sunburnt. After we left the Serengeti we started uphill into the Ngorangoro Conservation Area.  The trip wasn't so hair-raising this time (no fog) and some of the views were pretty spectacular.  We ...

Ngorongoro Crater, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Ngorongoro Crater

A travel blog entry by h2oz

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Saturday 20 October Last night Moses told us to make sure we didn't have any food or even toothpaste in our tents as wild pigs can sniff it a mile away and we would have unwelcome visitors.What he didn't tells us that other visitors come to the unfenced ...

Ngorongoro Crater, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Ngorongoro Crater

A travel blog entry by robthebruce

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After leaving the Serengeti national Park, we set out for the Ngorongoro Crater. This crater is a massive bowl in the plane about 15 square kilometers. Inside this bowl is teams of wildlife that does not leave. They somehow got down the 3000 metre ...

Safari - Lake manyara, Serengeti and Ngorongoro, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Safari - Lake manyara, Serengeti and Ngorongoro

A travel blog entry by annakristensen

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We went by car from Moshi to Arousha and from Arousha to Lake Manyara, Serengeti and Ngorongoro by a 4x4 ...

Cheetahs, rhinos, lions and more-safari day 2, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Cheetahs, rhinos, lions and more-safari day 2

A travel blog entry by davenpod

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Within 5 or 10 minutes of arriving on the plain in Ngorongoro, our guide "eagle eyes" John found us a lion. He sauntered across the dirt path between two of the safari landrovers filled with us and other gawkers. There were three highlights of the day ...

Interesting Encounters, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Interesting Encounters

A travel blog entry by ajm56

... ;t fit…. Another puncture in the afternoon saw us taking silly perspective pictures to pass the time on the way to the Ngorongoro crater, where we camped with zebras and gazelles all around, running past the tents. We even saw the silhouette of what ...

Ngoro Ngoro National Park, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Ngoro Ngoro National Park

A travel blog entry by reisender

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Day 16-17: Ngorongoro crater, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Day 16-17: Ngorongoro crater

A travel blog entry by raroboy

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... .,.,, so back we went to the bank. The gate: we are at the gate… and discovered we have to pay in cash, need a smart Ngorongoro card or have to have a bank slip (which we couldn't get because today is Sunday… good news we can pay in cash ...

Safari Pt 1, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Safari Pt 1

A travel blog entry by hemlockecho

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We slept through the New Year ring in, got up early and headed out on our safari. I spent the whole first day in awe. I'd never seen anything like Ngorngoro and probably never will again. We spent the night on the rim of the crater and got a visit from a ...

Lions prowl our campsite while we sleep, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Lions prowl our campsite while we sleep

A travel blog entry by claraz8

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... remember all the impressive facts. An our and a half later we were back in the truck and ready to head to the Ngorongoro crater. Apparently its area is 37km and most of the animals never leave. A few are able to make the climb and migrate out on the ...

Ngorongoro, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Ngorongoro

A travel blog entry by cecilia74

Daar op de kampeerplaats op de rand van de Ngorongoro kwam ik ook nog twee Nederlanders tegen. Het meisje bleek 4 straten bij mij vandaan te wonen in de Staatsliedenbuurt! Dus die zal ik nog wel eens tegenkomen in de supermarkt. ...

Lion Kill, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Lion Kill

A travel blog entry by travel_lover87

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... this and would think the park wouldn’t allow them to graze their cattle there.  It isn’t called Ngongonoro Conservation Area for nothing.  But I guess they are allowed to because there were hundreds of cattle there.  We made it ...

Notes, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Notes

A travel blog entry by travel_lover87

Update:  Remember when I said that we ate the meats of kudo, impala, and zebra?  Apparently it was only beef.  BEEF!!!  Our tour leader at our goodbye dinner told us and thought we knew the truth.  Apparently the chef forgot to ...

Ngorongoro Crater, should be on your bucketlist, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Ngorongoro Crater, should be on your bucketlist

A travel blog entry by bookitorskipit

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... we were constantly hanging onto the edge of the hill...and it was a long long way down.   Basically we just drove around the area and viewed the animal wildlife.  We took some amazing pictures as you were so close to the animals!  We from time to ...

Big 5, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Big 5

A travel blog entry by gypsy_jetsetter

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... with a pop up roof in search of the Big 5.  We travel with Godfrey, our guide for the next 3 days, into the Ngorongoro Crater, where we will also be bush camping without electric fences keeping wild animals at bay.  It was once a massive volcano ...

Velka petka je kompletni, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Velka petka je kompletni

A travel blog entry by gabifilova

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V noci prselo. Rano je mlha, neni videt ani na krok, natoz na krater. Snidane je nachystana na desti, vcetne zidlicek. Opravdu nepremysleji. Veci davame rovnou do auta. Snidame nakonec v domecku. Stale mzi az prsi, mlha stejna. Jedeme do krateru, neni ...

Tanzania- Life in the Masai Village, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Tanzania- Life in the Masai Village

A travel blog entry by ania12

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  In the morning I headed in the direction of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. This place owes its name to Ngorongoro crater which is the largest volcanic caldera in the world. Ngorongoro National Park covers approximately 8300 km2 and is part of ...

Ngorongoro, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Ngorongoro

A travel blog entry by cookies34

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Crater, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Crater

A travel blog entry by pjms

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... ;This afternoon we are just relaxing, playing cards, reading etc.... Oh what a life!  Tomorrow we move on to the Lake Maynara Area where the lions have been known to sleep in the trees....  \unfortunately, the only big cat we have not seen... ...

Ngorongoro Crater, Masai and Serengeti, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Ngorongoro Crater, Masai and Serengeti

A travel blog entry by helen_joe

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We set off in to the Serengeti just before dawn. First we drove to the Ngorongoro Crater. The crater was formed about 2.5 million years ago when a volcano collapsed in on itself, and from the rim of the crater, 600m high, you can see all of the circular ...

Olduvai Gorge and Tarangerie, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Olduvai Gorge and Tarangerie

A travel blog entry by mallettene

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Saturday: 6am departure for a 6 hour drive into the Ngorongoro Conservation area to see Olduvai Gorge, aka "the Cradle of Mankind". wikipedia it, its sweet. and an anthro majors wet dream after lake victoria. :) the drive, ROCKED! so much fun. the ...

Day 22 Ngorongoro Crater - a leopard at last!, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Day 22 Ngorongoro Crater - a leopard at last!

A travel blog entry by churchill2020

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YAY! History! and Ngorongoro Crater, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

YAY! History! and Ngorongoro Crater

A travel blog entry by evelyn.whitelaw

... of a thousand people in the park each day thats a lot of money that comes in. surely the parks such as Ngorongoro and Serengeti contribute to the upkeep of the lesser visited parks, but enough money should be generated to ensure the ...

Ngorongoro Crater and the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Ngorongoro Crater and the Serengeti

A travel blog entry by nuwan_shali

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... nbsp; Our safari 4WDs arrived around 3:30pm and we split up into smaller groups and headed towards our next campsite near the Ngorongoro Crater. The toilets and showers have been really clean and well-maintained at the campsites we’d stayed in so we ...

Ngorongora Crater, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Ngorongora Crater

A travel blog entry by emandjack

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... wanted some space. Other animal highlights were hyena, zebras, hippos, ostriches, elan, buffalo, wildebeest and elephants. The crater is an area where a number of elephants come to die and their bones are a common sight. On our way out of the crater we ...

Le cratère vivant, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Le cratère vivant

A travel blog entry by chapdeluc

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Le cratère du Ngorongoro, Tanzanie. Nous logeons sur le rebord en haut, a flanc du trou.  Comme nous avons une pompe pour l'eau servant à la cuisine et aux douches, les éléphants eux s'en servent directement pour boire. Paraît-il que seuls les ...

Ngorongoro, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

Ngorongoro

A travel blog entry by michael.sandi

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Thursday, 2 June Today, it was back into the truck to Ngorongoro Crater. We had a morning game drive out of the Serengeti before heading to Oldopai.  It was here that they discovered the footprints of the early man.  It was fascinating and we ...

The crater, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania travel blog

The crater

A travel blog entry by theo_

The Ngoragora crater was the best day of all on the safari, we went down into the crater fairly early to beat the crowds. In the crater was the most amount of animals anywhere! So many zebra, wildebeest, gazelle, hyeena, lions, jackals, ostriches ...

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