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Rhino Lodge consistently delivers excellent service based on 2022 TripAdvisor reviews
Rhino Lodge performed exceptionally well in this year’s Travelers’ Choice awards by TripAdvisor, receiving a Certificate of Excellence yet again. This award celebrates businesses that have received great traveler reviews from guests around the world on TripAdvisor...
Rhino Lodge scores well below the industry average on carbon output
Rhino Lodge has passed through the rigorous carbon footprint calculator of Carbonscored. The lodge received a healthy score, well below the industry average. This is great news for guests in-the-know who are conscious about their carbon footprint on holiday. ...
A bright future for the children at the Ebenezer Maasai Children Center
Reverend Jackson Kipuyo established the Ebenezer Maasai Children Center, an orphanage, in Endulen village in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area in 2008. Initially the center supported six children but the Reverend had a broader vision and today, the center supports and...
Peanut Coconut Aubergine Recipe
Juma, our Head Chef at Rhino Lodge, has a real knack for preparing delicious buffet-style meals for guests. A firm favourite amongst our guests is Juma’s peanut coconut aubergine dish, especially for vegetarians. Juma is delighted to share his recipe with you on our...
The top five things to do after visiting the Ngorongoro Crater
There is no doubt the Ngorongoro Crater is a must-see bucket list experience on Tanzania’s Northern Safari Circuit. It is not only the world’s largest intact caldera, but also one of the most spectacular wildlife havens on earth. With it’s incredible scenic beauty,...
When is the best time to visit the Ngorongoro Crater?
The Ngorongoro Crater in the Northern part of Tanzania is a great park to visit year round. Due to a constant supply of water in the crater animals tend to stay around as they have no need to migrate in search of water or food. This means you will always find an...
Meeting the lions of Ngorongoro
Do you know the interesting story and history of the lions in the Ngorongoro Crater? Back in 1962, the lion population in the crater massively declined after unusually heavy rains led to a plague of stomoxys or biting flies. Only nine females and one male survived...
Happy Holidays from Rhino Lodge
As we take this moment to reflect back on a particularly challenging year, we firstly want to thank you for your continued and valued support during this time. Not only has our entire industry faced extremely tough times, but our families, friends, and colleagues have...
Why You Should Visit Ngorongoro Just After The Short Rains
The period from January to March, just after the short rains (November and December), often offers a much more exciting experience than a visit in the dry season. This is when the animals congregate on the short grass plains to have their young. It is calving season.
Why The Ngorongoro Crater Needs To Be On Your Bucket List
A visit to Ngorongoro Crater in the northern part of Tanzania should be on every traveler’s bucket list. Exploring this unique natural area will most likely be one of the most memorable experiences you will ever have in Africa. There are a few reasons we would like to share, why the Ngorongoro Crater should be on your list of places to visit.