My husband and I just spent a week touring national parks and conservation areas in northern Tanzania with Roy Safaris. What a spectacular part of the world! The Ngorongoro Crater and the Serengeti are extraordinary places. We saw more wildlife than one could possibly imagine. Roy Safari was a great vendor. Our guide, Salvatory, was terrific. The vehicle was first-rate,... more

SAFARI CARE LTD - SAFARI TOURS BASED OUT OF ARUSHA, TANZANIA Our tour guide, "Mollel" what can I say... BRILLIANT!! Our trip was amazing. One of the biggest things for us was trusting a Safari company, I mean your handing over a lot of money to a company a long way away. But I can absolutely vouch for Safari Care... more

I found a group of 4 other people and who were looking for cheap and quick safari with the most chance of seeing anything special. Our trip took us to Lake Manyara national park and the Ngorongoro Crater which was a perfect fit with my requirements, close to Arusha but with a huge amount of wildlife. But with an added... more

Our experience during an all-day game drive with a guide who seemed to have 20-10 eyesight was one of our best experiences in all our travels! First the setting is breathtaking. The caldera of the crater is 2000 feet (610 m) deep and occupies 102 square miles (260 km). Our game drive started with herds of Zebra walking down the... more

Even though it is expensive to go multi days, it is so worth it. We went two days and so glad we did. The second day we got to see the three big male lions of the crater. What a sight.! more

If you really want to see a smorgasbord of absolutely stunning, spectacular scenery in one of the world's greatest natural treasures while enjoying an unsurpassed safari experience head for the Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania. Our professional tour guide, Dotto, knew where all the animals were including two male lions dining. more

This safari was the highlight of my trip to Tanzania. The scenery was absolutely breathtaking! Saw tons of animals! Would definitely put this on your to-do list! more

In Kenya, you are allowed to drive off road to get up close and personal with all of the animals. In Tanzania, you must stay on designated (dusty) roads, which means that the few (and I mean FEW) animals you do see are so far away you will definitely need binoculars. Tanzania's policy is much, much better for the animals'... more

Whaoo it's just incredible.... A MUST DO... There's animals all around the crater and it's MAGNIFICENT !! We have thousands of pictures from this amazing place... Of course it's quite crowded and you're not alone... You often meet other 4*4 on the road but it's really worth it ! more