Finally, our last stop in Africa. The Ngorongoro Crater, which is located between the Serengeti and Lake Manyara. It is believed that Ngorongoro once rivaled Kilimanjaro in size. The lava that filled the volcano formed a solid "lid," which subsequently collapsed when the molten rock subsided, forming the caldera that we see today. Ngorongoro is the largest unbroken caldera in the world.

All the lodges are built high on the crater rim and afford amazing views over and into the crater - the perfect setting for a well deserved sundowner. Within the crater are the sweeping grass plains that are home for part of the year to a vast number of game animals, some of which are participants in the greatest mass migration of large mammals in Africa.

Check out the videos from Ngorongoro

Zebras just running around. It was cool to see them in their natural habitat

View of the rim from inside the crater