Gibb’s Farm has operated as a working coffee farm since the 1920s on the fertile slopes leading up to the Ngorongoro Crater, its gardens and farm-to-table kitchen giving it a genuinely different character from the safari camps found on the crater rim itself.
Cottages set among the farm’s gardens and coffee plantation, comfortably furnished with a warm, homely style distinct from typical safari lodge design.
A celebrated farm-to-table dining programme drawing directly on the estate’s own gardens, coffee, and livestock.
Guided walks through the coffee plantation and surrounding forest, cultural visits to local Iraqw communities, and easy access up to Ngorongoro Crater itself.
While not a conventional game-viewing property, the surrounding forest supports birdlife and the occasional forest elephant, alongside easy day access to the crater’s concentrated wildlife.
The farm’s gardens and coffee plantation offer a genuinely different, agricultural-landscape photographic subject rare on the northern Tanzania safari circuit.
Gibb’s Farm has long supported local Iraqw community employment and sustainable agriculture practices on the Ngorongoro highlands.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
