We start the day with an early morning game drive before  heading to Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Ngorongoro is a special place  in that it is a Conservation Area, not a National Park; this means that  the whole area is managed for both the animals and the local Masai  people who graze their cattle alongside the indigenous wildlife. During  the drive in Ngorongoro we have a chance to glimpse something of the  Masai way of life. After stopping at the entrance gate, where there is a  chance to learn more about this fascinating volcanic landscape, we will  drive around the rim of the Crater itself, and from here we can look  down and see the herd of wildebeest or buffalos, finally we descend into  the crater, the floor of the largest unbroken caldera in the world also  called the Ngorongoro Crater.     

Home to over 120 species of mammal including the fabled  Big Five, the Ngorongoro Crater Area is one of the most sought, after  safari destinations in the world. It's a particularly good place to see  the endangered black rhinoceros enjoying a lonely meal out on the grass  plains, as well as a place to see large numbers of hippopotamus enjoying  the cool water.

You will spend this whole day at the Crater floor doing  game drives in search of animals that can spotted at very close range,  From the comfort of your open-top vehicle you will spot many wildlifes  including, leopards, cheetahs, hyenas, jackals (silver backed), and if  lucky enough you can spot the rare species like the Caracal, leopards  and the black Rhinos. Picnic lunch will most likely be taken at the  Hippo Poolside Picnic site where you can also visit a washroom then  continue with game drives in the afternoon as you head out of the  Ngorongoro Crater.

You will later on in the afternoon drive up the Crater  rim and drive out of the park and your guide will take you Arusha/Moshi  for overnight             
End of safari.