Ngorongoro is bizarely both the best and the worst. It is the best because
the concentration of wildlife is amazing and because everywhere you look
will have the beautiful background of the crater rim. But it is also the
worst because the wildlife is so used to overland vehicles that they hardly
move as a vehicle approach. That is good because you are likely to get
better photos but some people leave the place with a feeling of it being
like a zoo. Not wild nature.
Having said that, I have been there twice and loved it.
When you are there, buy yourself a walk with a masaii as guide. Beautiful!
"Justin Leggroan" wrote in message
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> > Justin - when you get closer to time for your travels, you
> > might ask this again. Between now and then, I suggest you
> > study itineraries and have an idea of where you want to
> > go and how much you can afford. Then, start finding the
> > company that has the appropriate 'package' for you.
>
> Thanks for the info.
>
> How far in advance would you recommend that I book the trip?
>
> Considering that I'm only going to be there for 10 or so days, I'm
thinking
> that I should limit my trip to as few locations as possible. I have read
> the experiences from others on this group and they felt like they just
tried
> to see too much too fast.
>
> If I restrict my trip to Tanzania only, I know I absolutely want to see
the
> Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater. (I've heard too much about them not
to
> go see them with my own eyes). Is there any one additional location that
> you would recommend including for a first trip to Tanzani that would be
> within reason on a 10 day trip?
>
> Thanks again for your feedback.
>
>
>
>
> -Justin
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