Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge is built into the rim of the caldera, the plant and ivy-covered native stone blending masterfully with its surroundings.

The guest rooms boast ample space and are equipped with central heating, as well as featuring striking prehistoric cave paintings and balconies offering views of the Ngorongoro Crater. The furniture, crafted from luxurious hardwood timber, adds to the overall charm of the rooms.

Indulge in a diverse array of experiences, including game drives across the Crater plains and accompanied nature walks. Take pleasure in unique dining in the bush and countless other activities.

Set on the edge of the historic Ngorongoro Crater, the Safari Lodge offers a breathtaking backdrop for endless exploration and unforgettable excursions.

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The lounge and dining room are indoors, overlooking the Crater. Log fires greatly enhance the atmosphere, especially in the evenings. The lounge has a balcony with a fixed telescope for guests’ use.

The main restaurant features charming stone-built architecture, a glowing fireplace and walls adorned with prehistoric cave paintings and flickering torchlight, the elegant yet relaxed dining space is ideal for any taste and occasion.

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Take a day trip to Olduvai Gorge. Also known as the “Cradle of Humanity,” it is one of the most important and controversial Palaeolithic finds in recent history.

Crater Breakfast

One of the highlights of the Crater visit, the bush breakfast is an experience not to be missed. Typically, guests are awakened by a very early morning cup of tea.

They then set off down the steeply winding road that leads to the Crater floor. After a game drive through primeval forests and acacia groves, the guests arrive by the selected spot where a spectacular cooked breakfast is served.

After breakfast, the game drive continues around the 120 km of roads that circle the lakes, forests and plains of this unique conservation area.

Eastern Vacations shall take you down to the floor of the Crater for game viewing drives activities. Often described as the “Eighth Wonder Of The World,” the Ngorongoro Crater is a spectacular natural sanctuary for over 25,000 animals, including the black rhino.

It is also a conservation area habited by the Maasai people.

The lodge is excellently rated by our past travelers during their night stop accommodation in Ngorongoro.