If you'd like a similar safari experience, you can request a free quote from the same companies we booked with here: safarisbyella.com/quote/ref/2/?campaign=yt_tanzania_ngorongorocrater 👈 OR if you'd like to watch more epic safari videos, check out my video on the Serengeti here: th-cam.com/video/bUbGABwBo90/w-d-xo.html 🦁
Whn you first time arrive to Africa - homeland of humanity - you will love it forever! Amazing safari. my first was in SA. I want more. hello from Russia!
This place took my breath away . I visited in the second week of December 2022 and since then it has haunted me everyday . Just incredible. You have captured the essence of this place beautifully 🙂
Thank you for your presentation. It took me back many years to 1958, when my father who was involved with the National Parks, improving their dirt roads. He sent me to join my cousin inside the Ngorongoro Crater where he had a tent camp not far from the lake. The following morning he sent me to fill the diesel 44 gallon drums in Karatu, but when I reached the top of the rim, I found that it had rained, with the road surface of red soil so slippery, that on going down a gentle slope, the vehicle slipped into the side ditch. I walked all the way back down to the caldera floor, and had to pass the seven lions I had seen earlier, resting on a small rise, obviously well fed. I remembered what the locals had said, not to run and carry on slowly. Just as well they already had their meal for the day.
Likewise, I was there in 2012 and what a magical place to be, hopefully will be back in 2024. Thank you so much for posting this it keeps the return dream alive, one of the most amazing places on earth. And wow to see those servals so lucky. We only saw one and even then, just fleetingly in middle of the Serengeti.
I hope you have an incredible trip when you return next year! Thank you very much for watching. I know - I was left in awe by the servals. Such beautiful little cats! I can't wait to share my videos from my time in the Serengeti. I think the Serengeti has to be one of my favourite places on earth
I felt as if I were there but in the lens of it all, aha! Watching this was just magical Ella! My mum is from Tanzania too, Dar-es-salaam; We're all planning a trip back to Tanzania after many years! We're planning to go on the balloon safari however, I want to also do this too! I honestly wanted to cry watching this but i'll save my tears when I am there, thank you so much!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it and felt like you were there too! Oh wow, that trip sounds incredible. I hope you and your family have an amazing time! Tanzania is a really wonderful country
I'm finally going back to the Serengeti and Ngorongoro after 12 years! This time we are doing Arusha NP, Ngorongoro and Serengeti!! Luxury style.. First time was a brilliant budget camping safari! This time we are also going to Uganda to do the gorillas, chimps and boat safaris and then to Kenya to do some more safaris! So excited!
That's amazing! I'm sure you'll have a fantastic time. Both budget camping and luxury certainly offer their own unique and different experiences. That's so exciting that you're also going to see the gorillas!
It is a good time to go, as the big rains are at Easter and the small rains are in autumn, but take warm clothes for the evenings should you stay the nights on the rim.
Tanzania has huge touring attraction. There huge selous national game reserve situated from half of Tanzania going down through Mozambique. There prenty of different animals there.
@@EllaMcKendrick Just left Selous in Southern Tanz. Not many tourists is correct. This is because there was very little wildlife. Those that are there are not used to visitors yet. I recommend you not go there for a while. Stay to the north. More to see, more to do.
I’ve been to Tanzania three times and each time was pure magic. We need to conserve, preserve and protect the amazing wildlife. Did you use a tripod or a mod pod? Of so, what brand? I usually used a beam bar. I have a Nikon using a 300 and a 400.
Definitely agree with you, Tanzania is an incredible place. I used a manfrotto tripod. It was challenging at first to set up and not the easiest thing to manoeuvre around but it did the trick and I was happy with the results
@@EllaMcKendrick Thanks, Ellla. I meant bean bag, not beam bar. I need to spell check better! I was in Tanzania twice in the early 1990’s and then finally made it again in 2022. I’ve been to East and South Africa ten times and Tanzania is my absolute favorite. Last year I visited Tarangire and the Serengeti. I even saw the Big 5 in one day! ❤️🦁🐘❤️
Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed. However, as Ngorongoro Crater is enclosed and there isn't much vegetation for wildlife to hide behind, you'd have to be extremely unlucky to not see anything.
Fantastic recommendation! I actually did visit the Serengeti and have a video coming on it within the next few weeks. One of the most amazing experiences of my life!
You were right in your previous video. This visit has been more incredible than the last. What a spectacular place. This reserve is actually located in a caldera (which is the bottom of a collapsed crater). I recommend that on your next visit to the Canary Islands, you go to the island of La Palma. Where you can see another volcanic caldera (La Caldera de Taburiente). It does not have so many animals, but it does have impressive vegetation and plenty of water. Congratulations for your videos. Better and better.
I'm really glad you enjoyed this video and that you agree with my analysis of the two safaris! Yes, with this safari it wasn't just the animals that made it special but the location too. I've never been anywhere like it! Oh that caldera sounds magical - I've just seen pictures and those of it engulfed by mist do ignite my wanderlust!
Great coverage! Thank you! I am heading there in the next few weeks. What is your camera and zoom specs? How much zoom do you think one needs to get close up shots/video? I have a Nikon D850 with 28-300mm lens. Would that be adequate? Is tripod a must?
I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I use a Panasonic GH5 camera with a Leica / Panasonic 100-400mm lens. The GH5 is a micro four thirds camera, not full frame, so that lens is the equivalent of a 200-800mm on a full frame camera. It's hard to advise on how much zoom you need. I don't think I ever zoomed the full way with my lens on this trip. The animals are very well habituated to vehicles so a lot of them are pretty close to the roads. Regarding a tripod, it's perhaps not essential for still photographs but for a video, especially if you are filming on max zoom, it's good to have. At times I did balance my camera on the side of the car and the clips were okay once I added a stabilisation effect in my editing software. I hope this helps you! I'm sure you'll have a fantastic time!
Yeah lions really do lie out just like regular cats! I guess they have no natural predators so don’t fear laying out. Servals hunt for rodents so I’d guess that was what they were going for.
Great video with excellent commentary. Looks like you had a nice day for it too. I was there in 2008 and it was bitterly cold for our game drive. I was intrigued to see that the road leading down to the crater has been surfaced. When I was there it was a steep and rough track that was scary in places. At the picnic area most of our group had parts of their lunch stolen by the black kites and at least one person suffered a head injury from their talons. Perhaps not obvious at first but the animals of the crater are facing an uncertain future long term. Very few animals are able to enter or leave the crater so there is much inbreeding resulting in genetic problems.
Thank you! It was pretty cold in the morning, made worse by the wind. I didn't expect the crater floor to be so windy! Ouch - those kites really are fierce. It's sad indeed about the inbreeding.
Time back, some young male lions arrived from the Serengeti Park side, and chased away the old ones, so a new generation was conceived. Nature always sorts itself, as long as we do not try to interfere, as the weak ones are the first to be eaten. Before trying to remove the Maasai from this area, they should read "In the Dust of Kilimanjaro". Africa can teach us so many things, but for me the most important lesson was that of seeing the "humanity" in the original villages. They had virtually no material wealth, hence no reason for the envy that we see in our present "western" society.
I'm sure you'll have an amazing time! My main camera is a Panasonic GH5 which I believe you can pick-up at a reasonable price these days. The key thing was my lens - a 100-400mm Leica / Panasonic lens which allowed me to view game up close. I do love this camera set-up and am in no rush to change it!
@@EllaMcKendrickThank you! I do not take a lot of "professional" photos and most daily photos are on the latest iPhone. That being said, I do want to invest in an actual camera for the trip so I was leaning towards a bridge of some sort. Right now the leader in the clubhouse is the Sony RX10 IV? Any experience or recommendations on a particular bridge camera?
Hi Ella, amazing video ! Im planning to visit Tarangire NP, Ngorongoro Crater & Lake Manyara NP in late October 2024. In your opinion, is Tanzania safe for female solo travellers ? Hope you can give your insights !
Wow, that sounds like an amazing trip you have planned! My experiences in Tanzania have all been positive. I'm guessing you'll be on a guided tour? If so they feel incredibly safe - you're with a knowledgable driver guide at all times who understands the animals, customs and roads which really makes things so much easier. Everyone I met was extremely friendly and welcoming and I encountered a few solo traveller women on my trip too who were all having a great time.
Thanks! You can book your safari through a safari tour operator. If you want to use a tour company that I used then visit safarisbyella.com and click to request a quote from the tour operators 😁 the quotes won’t include international flights however. You’d have to organise that yourself
The oldest human skull was found around ngorongoro in a place called Olduvai Gorge. I believe this place could be the original of humanity. I believe Ngorongoro/Africa to the be motherland of the world. Visit this places you will realize and feel the reality. I am from Tanzania.
Hi Ella, This is absolutely magical . You've done an extremely amazing video I felt I was there. Now let me bug you about a query of mine. I was planning to go for safari in 2020 which Mr Covid didn't like. Now I am planning for next year, I am divided between a self drive in Kruger SA or this one. Since I am intending to take lots of photos and I will be carrying a bunch of camera bodies n lenses , I would really prefer to have the safari vehicle at my disposal rather than going with a group. So just want to know if you had a similar arrangement , if so , from where and how much did it cost you . Any guidance will be appreciated . Cheers
Thank you very much! I’m so glad you enjoyed it. I went on a private safari so it was only myself and my partner as well as our guides. I’ve actually written an in depth blog post on Tanzania safari costs here - ellamckendrick.com/tanzania-safari-cost/ I hope this helps!
That depends where you want to visit in Tanzania. You only really need to spend 1 day in Ngorongoro and I'd also recommend 1 day in Tarangire. If you'd like to visit the Serengeti as well then I'd allow at least 3 nights in the Serengeti. Hope this helps!
I have a 100-400mm Leica / Panasonic lens for my micro four thirds Panasonic GH5 camera. Because the camera has a 2 x crop factor that's the equivalent of a 200-800mm lens for a full frame camera.
You can visit at most times of year and see so much wildlife! The only times I'd personally avoid are April and May as this is the period of the long rains. September is my personal favourite month however.
They probably would be nervous and would have to be very careful. Lions don't typically see humans as prey but you wouldn't want to take your chances there
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If you'd like a similar safari experience, you can request a free quote from the same companies we booked with here: safarisbyella.com/quote/ref/2/?campaign=yt_tanzania_ngorongorocrater 👈
OR if you'd like to watch more epic safari videos, check out my video on the Serengeti here: th-cam.com/video/bUbGABwBo90/w-d-xo.html 🦁
This is my home
Born and raised just minutes away form the crater
Thank you ❤️🙌🏽
That's awesome! Thanks for watching 😁
😊Thank you too for an amazing video
It's absolutely breathtaking. This is hands down my preferred destination in the future.
So glad you enjoyed watching! Ngorongoro Crater is really like no where else on earth!
Whn you first time arrive to Africa - homeland of humanity - you will love it forever! Amazing safari. my first was in SA. I want more. hello from Russia!
You're so right! Africa really stays with you ❤️
This place took my breath away . I visited in the second week of December 2022 and since then it has haunted me everyday . Just incredible. You have captured the essence of this place beautifully 🙂
Thank you for sharing your experience! I feel the same about it as you do - it's simply magical, like another world.
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@@StanzinYutung just the essence of the place was such bhai
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@@EllaMcKendrick congratulations for the good oratory skills plus good capture of videos.karibu sana next time travel with my company Tommy Tours
Tanzania is amazing and so beautiful , I would love to live there ! ❤️😊👍👍👍
It really is an incredible country!
In the hell
Thank you for your presentation. It took me back many years to 1958, when my father who was involved with the National Parks, improving their dirt roads. He sent me to join my cousin inside the Ngorongoro Crater where he had a tent camp not far from the lake. The following morning he sent me to fill the diesel 44 gallon drums in Karatu, but when I reached the top of the rim, I found that it had rained, with the road surface of red soil so slippery, that on going down a gentle slope, the vehicle slipped into the side ditch. I walked all the way back down to the caldera floor, and had to pass the seven lions I had seen earlier, resting on a small rise, obviously well fed. I remembered what the locals had said, not to run and carry on slowly. Just as well they already had their meal for the day.
Wow, what a story! Yes, you were very lucky that the lions had just enjoyed a decent meal! 😅 Thank you for sharing!
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Wow! Glory be to Allah Who has created beautiful Nature. Can't help waiting to go there. By the way, happy to see you a very responsive one to people.
I just visited Ngorongoro and other areas in Tanzania last mont. Love the place❤️
Thanks for sharing! It's really spectacular, right? 😍
Well done my sister. I love everything you discovered . I have to visit there by myself one day
I'm so glad you enjoyed watching! I would definitely recommend adding Ngorongoro Crater to your bucket-list - it really blew me away with its beauty 😁
Welcome again Tanzania 🎉
Thank you very much!
Likewise, I was there in 2012 and what a magical place to be, hopefully will be back in 2024. Thank you so much for posting this it keeps the return dream alive, one of the most amazing places on earth. And wow to see those servals so lucky. We only saw one and even then, just fleetingly in middle of the Serengeti.
I hope you have an incredible trip when you return next year! Thank you very much for watching. I know - I was left in awe by the servals. Such beautiful little cats! I can't wait to share my videos from my time in the Serengeti. I think the Serengeti has to be one of my favourite places on earth
A beautiful channel that caught my eye by chance
Thank you! I'm so glad you like it!
Absolutely amazing, beautiful and breath taking.
It's a truly one in a kind place! Thanks for watching!
I felt as if I were there but in the lens of it all, aha! Watching this was just magical Ella! My mum is from Tanzania too, Dar-es-salaam; We're all planning a trip back to Tanzania after many years! We're planning to go on the balloon safari however, I want to also do this too! I honestly wanted to cry watching this but i'll save my tears when I am there, thank you so much!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it and felt like you were there too! Oh wow, that trip sounds incredible. I hope you and your family have an amazing time! Tanzania is a really wonderful country
These wild life are wonderful!
They really are! Such a beautiful place
I'm finally going back to the Serengeti and Ngorongoro after 12 years! This time we are doing Arusha NP, Ngorongoro and Serengeti!! Luxury style.. First time was a brilliant budget camping safari! This time we are also going to Uganda to do the gorillas, chimps and boat safaris and then to Kenya to do some more safaris! So excited!
That's amazing! I'm sure you'll have a fantastic time. Both budget camping and luxury certainly offer their own unique and different experiences. That's so exciting that you're also going to see the gorillas!
@@EllaMcKendrick yeah gorillas is unreal! Always wanted to do it. Finally it's happening!
@@Ssshyousounddumb Incredible. That's something I would love to do one day as well!
it's great to watch Africa thru your vlogs, after watching your channel I'm planning to visit Africa soon
I'm so glad you enjoyed watching! It's fantastic that you are planning on visiting Africa - I'm sure you'll fall in love with the continent!
Best zoo ever, the animals are free
It's absolutely wonderful. Hope to be there too. Thank you for sharing. Best wishes.
Thank you for watching! Hopefully you can go on safari in Ngorongoro soon :)
Thank you for this video - my family will be in Tanzania in August and this has made me even more excited for our planned visit to Ngorongoro!
I hope you and your family have an amazing trip! Ngorongoro is honestly incredible.
It is a good time to go, as the big rains are at Easter and the small rains are in autumn, but take warm clothes for the evenings should you stay the nights on the rim.
You are welcome
Tanzania has huge touring attraction. There huge selous national game reserve situated from half of Tanzania going down through Mozambique. There prenty of different animals there.
Yes, I did read up on Selous in my guide book and it sounds fascinating, especially as not as many tourists visit. Have you visited Selous before?
@@EllaMcKendrick Just left Selous in Southern Tanz. Not many tourists is correct. This is because there was very little wildlife. Those that are there are not used to visitors yet. I recommend you not go there for a while. Stay to the north. More to see, more to do.
Wow. It's fantastic. I'm looking forward to visting there as a honey moon holiday. Thanks!
Thank you! It's the perfect destination for a honeymoon - I hope you have a fantastic time!
Karibu Tz I hope you did enjoy ur life time moment
I love your vid. Is really beautiful the way you made it.
Thank you so much!!
@@EllaMcKendrick you're welcome
the opening of the video was the best! well done
Thank you very much!!
Thank you for visiting my country
Tanzania is an incredible country! Thanks for watching
Well filmed and informed.
Thank you very much!
My dream tour... Hope, some day, I will make it happen
I’m sure you will! Have you been to Tanzania before?
@@EllaMcKendrick not yet .... Waiting for my days to come
Hoping it comes very soon 🙏🏾
Ella how LUCKY you are to be in this SPECTACULAR place 👍👍👍🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
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Thank you for watching!! 😁
Very good video! A true representation of a Safari Adventure.
I'm so glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Enjoyed watching ur video Ma'am.
Keep rocking.
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Thanks very much, Manjit! I hope you are doing well 😁
Amazing Video and Voice over. Thank you for the Video.
So glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you, great vlog. I am a proud Tanzanian 😊
Thank you very much!!
I’ve been to Tanzania three times and each time was pure magic. We need to conserve, preserve and protect the amazing wildlife. Did you use a tripod or a mod pod? Of so, what brand? I usually used a beam bar. I have a Nikon using a 300 and a 400.
Definitely agree with you, Tanzania is an incredible place. I used a manfrotto tripod. It was challenging at first to set up and not the easiest thing to manoeuvre around but it did the trick and I was happy with the results
@@EllaMcKendrick Thanks, Ellla. I meant bean bag, not beam bar. I need to spell check better! I was in Tanzania twice in the early 1990’s and then finally made it again in 2022. I’ve been to East and South Africa ten times and Tanzania is my absolute favorite. Last year I visited Tarangire and the Serengeti. I even saw the Big 5 in one day! ❤️🦁🐘❤️
Thank you it's an Amazing Place & beautiful video ❤
Thank you so much for watching!
@@EllaMcKendrick My Pleasure ☺️
Wonderful visuals in descent and ascent of crater.
Beautiful...million thanks
Thanks for watching!
I love your Videos
That means a lot to me, thanks!
hey i just had a question, even with the worst luck, are you guaranteed some good sightings?
Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed. However, as Ngorongoro Crater is enclosed and there isn't much vegetation for wildlife to hide behind, you'd have to be extremely unlucky to not see anything.
Oh, I believe you. Same thing happened when my cousin Mufasa and uncle Bernie went on Safari, some years ago.
I hope they had a fantastic time on their safari!
I been down in the Crater five times. With my own car and no guide. One time during the rain period. We were the only car in crater for a whole day.
Wow, that sounds like an incredible experience. Thanks for sharing!
You should also go to the Serengeti which is close by and witness The Great Wildebeest migration, you will be blown away.
Fantastic recommendation! I actually did visit the Serengeti and have a video coming on it within the next few weeks. One of the most amazing experiences of my life!
@@EllaMcKendrick Great! can't wait to see it🙂🇹🇿🇹🇿
I love that giant bird! Looks like a dinosaur! Insane 😮
Yeah the marabou stork does look pretty scary!
superlative capture and editing
Thank you so much! 😁
Nice video,nice visuals keep going. .love from india🙌🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thank you very much!!
WOW! It's a beautiful site.
Yep! It's an incredible place, for sure
You were right in your previous video. This visit has been more incredible than the last. What a spectacular place. This reserve is actually located in a caldera (which is the bottom of a collapsed crater). I recommend that on your next visit to the Canary Islands, you go to the island of La Palma. Where you can see another volcanic caldera (La Caldera de Taburiente). It does not have so many animals, but it does have impressive vegetation and plenty of water.
Congratulations for your videos. Better and better.
I'm really glad you enjoyed this video and that you agree with my analysis of the two safaris! Yes, with this safari it wasn't just the animals that made it special but the location too. I've never been anywhere like it! Oh that caldera sounds magical - I've just seen pictures and those of it engulfed by mist do ignite my wanderlust!
Great coverage! Thank you! I am heading there in the next few weeks. What is your camera and zoom specs? How much zoom do you think one needs to get close up shots/video? I have a Nikon D850 with 28-300mm lens. Would that be adequate? Is tripod a must?
I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I use a Panasonic GH5 camera with a Leica / Panasonic 100-400mm lens. The GH5 is a micro four thirds camera, not full frame, so that lens is the equivalent of a 200-800mm on a full frame camera. It's hard to advise on how much zoom you need. I don't think I ever zoomed the full way with my lens on this trip. The animals are very well habituated to vehicles so a lot of them are pretty close to the roads.
Regarding a tripod, it's perhaps not essential for still photographs but for a video, especially if you are filming on max zoom, it's good to have. At times I did balance my camera on the side of the car and the clips were okay once I added a stabilisation effect in my editing software.
I hope this helps you! I'm sure you'll have a fantastic time!
It’s so beautiful, your shooting and explanation are very good, I hope to shoot more wild animal videos
Thank you very much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Best of luck to you in shooting more wildlife content! 😃
I had no idea Lions laid on their backs. That was really cool watching the little cat hunt for its prey. Do they eat bugs or rodents?
Yeah lions really do lie out just like regular cats! I guess they have no natural predators so don’t fear laying out. Servals hunt for rodents so I’d guess that was what they were going for.
So cool! Thanks!
Thank you!
Simply beautiful and your video well preaented. Your pro.
Brilliant video , 🙏🏻
Thank you very much! 😁
Great video with excellent commentary. Looks like you had a nice day for it too. I was there in 2008 and it was bitterly cold for our game drive. I was intrigued to see that the road leading down to the crater has been surfaced. When I was there it was a steep and rough track that was scary in places. At the picnic area most of our group had parts of their lunch stolen by the black kites and at least one person suffered a head injury from their talons. Perhaps not obvious at first but the animals of the crater are facing an uncertain future long term. Very few animals are able to enter or leave the crater so there is much inbreeding resulting in genetic problems.
Thank you! It was pretty cold in the morning, made worse by the wind. I didn't expect the crater floor to be so windy! Ouch - those kites really are fierce. It's sad indeed about the inbreeding.
Time back, some young male lions arrived from the Serengeti Park side, and chased away the old ones, so a new generation was conceived. Nature always sorts itself, as long as we do not try to interfere, as the weak ones are the first to be eaten. Before trying to remove the Maasai from this area, they should read "In the Dust of Kilimanjaro".
Africa can teach us so many things, but for me the most important lesson was that of seeing the "humanity" in the original villages. They had virtually no material wealth, hence no reason for the envy that we see in our present "western" society.
Nice look another side of this 🌎
Thank you for your continued support! 😁
Great video. I am going on a Tanzania safari in July. Curious, what camera you used? Any recommendations?
I'm sure you'll have an amazing time! My main camera is a Panasonic GH5 which I believe you can pick-up at a reasonable price these days. The key thing was my lens - a 100-400mm Leica / Panasonic lens which allowed me to view game up close. I do love this camera set-up and am in no rush to change it!
@@EllaMcKendrickThank you! I do not take a lot of "professional" photos and most daily photos are on the latest iPhone. That being said, I do want to invest in an actual camera for the trip so I was leaning towards a bridge of some sort. Right now the leader in the clubhouse is the Sony RX10 IV? Any experience or recommendations on a particular bridge camera?
@@CoachPhilAdams I haven't used that exact camera myself but Sony is a solid brand. I've only heard good things about their cameras :)
Spectacular
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Thanks for watching!
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Hi Ella, amazing video ! Im planning to visit Tarangire NP, Ngorongoro Crater & Lake Manyara NP in late October 2024. In your opinion, is Tanzania safe for female solo travellers ? Hope you can give your insights !
Wow, that sounds like an amazing trip you have planned! My experiences in Tanzania have all been positive. I'm guessing you'll be on a guided tour? If so they feel incredibly safe - you're with a knowledgable driver guide at all times who understands the animals, customs and roads which really makes things so much easier. Everyone I met was extremely friendly and welcoming and I encountered a few solo traveller women on my trip too who were all having a great time.
Hi, beautiful work
Photography for wildlife is my dream but it still as dream 😂😂
Thank you very much!!
Vnice up it keep😊
Thank you very much!
Really nice video. If I fly from Heathrow, how do I organise ? Thanks 😊
Thanks! You can book your safari through a safari tour operator. If you want to use a tour company that I used then visit safarisbyella.com and click to request a quote from the tour operators 😁 the quotes won’t include international flights however. You’d have to organise that yourself
The oldest human skull was found around ngorongoro in a place called Olduvai Gorge. I believe this place could be the original of humanity. I believe Ngorongoro/Africa to the be motherland of the world. Visit this places you will realize and feel the reality. I am from Tanzania.
Thank you very much for sharing!
Hallo.I am impressed.Fog,fog...I never had seen that kind of medium wild cat.Late and my eyes are closing.Love.Bye.
Yes, it's a very beautiful area. Servals are very rare to see so this felt very special! Thanks for watching 😁
Hi Ella,
This is absolutely magical . You've done an extremely amazing video I felt I was there.
Now let me bug you about a query of mine. I was planning to go for safari in 2020 which Mr Covid didn't like. Now I am planning for next year, I am divided between a self drive in Kruger SA or this one. Since I am intending to take lots of photos and I will be carrying a bunch of camera bodies n lenses , I would really prefer to have the safari vehicle at my disposal rather than going with a group. So just want to know if you had a similar arrangement , if so , from where and how much did it cost you . Any guidance will be appreciated . Cheers
Thank you very much! I’m so glad you enjoyed it. I went on a private safari so it was only myself and my partner as well as our guides. I’ve actually written an in depth blog post on Tanzania safari costs here - ellamckendrick.com/tanzania-safari-cost/
I hope this helps!
@@EllaMcKendrick thanks a lot, will check it out .
Amazing footage. May i ask what camera you used?
Thank you! My main camera is a Panasonic GH5. I used a Panasonic / Leica 100 - 400mm lens which is great for capturing wildlife!
Just subscribed. This channel looks sick. 😍
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Thank you!!
OMG you had fun
Yes, it’s a really wonderful place!
İncredible to see them
It was an amazing experience!
Thanks 👍
Thanks for watching!
Amazing experience some day I got a marriage toyu😊😊
Excellent videography. This is just completely breathtaking. Those wonderful animals ❤️. Great illustration.
Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave such a lovely comment!
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amazing. which month did you travel?
I travelled in September :)
Hi thanks
How many days we need for trip. Solo trip Kindly update
Thanks
That depends where you want to visit in Tanzania. You only really need to spend 1 day in Ngorongoro and I'd also recommend 1 day in Tarangire. If you'd like to visit the Serengeti as well then I'd allow at least 3 nights in the Serengeti. Hope this helps!
Very nice
Thank you!
I was @ Ngorongoro less than 2 weeks ago and saw lots of giraffes
You saw them within the crater itself?
@@EllaMcKendrick Yes a group of about a dozen of them
What lens were you using for your safari footage?
I have a 100-400mm Leica / Panasonic lens for my micro four thirds Panasonic GH5 camera. Because the camera has a 2 x crop factor that's the equivalent of a 200-800mm lens for a full frame camera.
Which month is better to visit there?
You can visit at most times of year and see so much wildlife! The only times I'd personally avoid are April and May as this is the period of the long rains. September is my personal favourite month however.
nice video - just wondering why can't the forest department plant trees it should help nature more...
Nice video
Thank you!
what type of camera/video cam were you using?
I use a Panasonic GH5 and the lens I mostly used was the Leica 100-400mm lens which was perfect for capturing the wildlife.
What actually happened????
Nice trip
Thank you!
Hi what lens do you have ? Dan
Hello! I have a mirrorless Panasonic camera and use the 100-400mm Leica Panasonic lens for it. That's the equivalent of 200-800 on a full-frame camera
Nice video , which month was it ?
Thanks! This was in September
Those guys that their car broke down, ain’t they scared a lion is stalking them?
They probably would be nervous and would have to be very careful. Lions don't typically see humans as prey but you wouldn't want to take your chances there
Hi
The best place to be 🌿😅🧬
For sure!
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Thank you so much! 🫶
神よ、タンザニアの乾いた大地にアカシアの大木をお授け下さい‼️
there are acacia trees in the savanna but in the crater this was during dry season.
What was the longest focal distance you uses? mm ?
I used a 100-400mm lens for this video but my camera is micro four thirds so that equates to 200-800mm on a full-frame camera.
thanks! @@EllaMcKendrick
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Thank you for watching!
Hi Ella! When are you going back?
I hope to be back soon!
7:20 ...that's actually known as African golden wolf (Canis lupaster)
Thank you very much for clarifying!
We like your voice and you too 😅
Thank you!
That's not lake Magadi which is in Kenya across the border. Must be lake Natron
I think there are 2 Lake Magadis. You're right that there is one in Kenya but this one within the Ngorongoro Crater is also called Lake Magadi
In which period did you go?
I visited in September
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