A lambent world of wildlife and the planet’s biggest unbroken volcanic crater.

2 to 3 million years ago, a volcano bigger than Kilimanjaro imploded; and the magma retreated leaving a vast collapsed hollow. Now in the shadow of 3000ft high crater walls, the resident wildlife is diverse and easily tracked - cheetah, elephant, hyena, hippo, lion, leopard, and a vast array of bird-life, including lesser flamingos. Views from the rim bring flashes of how the planet's first humans must have experienced it.

Beyond, lie Empakai, Olmoti, OlDonyo Lengai: legendary volcanic peaks and valleys for us to explore, absurdly deserted due to the rock stardom of their famous cousin. The adventurer in us absolutely loves these places: a crowded field of Jackson’s Whydah birds all a-pogo, a pair of leopards peering through old man's beard on a pillarwood tree, one elderly Maasai lady tending her pots in a deserted highland village.

Ngorongoro Crater

Deep in Maasai territory, this otherwordly Highland setting brings wildlife and culture together for a truly unique experience.

map of Ngorongoro Crater
Serengeti Safari Camp

Serengeti Safari Camp

Lamai

Lamai

Mkombe's House

Mkombe's House

Entamanu

Entamanu

Kuro

Kuro

Expeditionary walking camp

Expeditionary walking camp

In a grove of sausage trees in Ruaha National Park on the banks of the Ifuguru River, in the best game area in the park.

You might say the 20-year-old Nomad Tanzania knows this corner of the world more intimately than most—which might explain how their next venture is the first to secure a previously untapped viewpoint. Six canvas bungalows, lined up along the Ngorongoro Crater Rim, feature unprecedented vistas of both the crater floor sunrises and Serengeti sunsets.

This stylish but rustic camp has nabbed the most beautiful spot in Africa’s biggest wilderness park, the unheralded Selous.

An Incredible Dream.

Sweet dreams are indeed made of this.

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