Olmoti Crater is one of three volcanic craters in the Ngorongoro Highlands. Though less dramatic than Ngorongoro Crater and Empakaai Crater, Olmoti is ideally suited for walking safaris off-the-beaten track. Its caldera floor is covered with grassy plants that attract grazing wildlife such as reedbuck, eland, buffalo and bushbuck. Next to abundant birdlife and diverse plants, the so-called Munge waterfalls, a water cascade that falls hundreds of meters down into a steep ravine to form Munge River, are another attraction in Olmoti Crater. Walking tours to the crater rim usually take around 3 hours and are accompanied by an armed ranger. Longer full-day hiking tours through the crater rim are also available.