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Responsible Travel Policy

MISSION STATEMENT

Enosa Expeditions is a tour company dedicated to provide high-quality tour services in a comfortable atmosphere for clients who seek holiday experience inside Tanzania. We intend to be the best tour company by maintaining a friendly, fair, and creative work environment, which respects diversity, new ideas, and hard work.

PRIVACY POLICY

Information collection.

You can generally communicate with us through e-mail or phone without revealing any personally identifiable information about yourself. However, in certain sections of our website www.enosaexpeditions.com when you use our Services, we may invite you contact us with questions or comments or request information and submit trip requests and/or trip plans. Due to the nature of some of these activities, we may collect personally identifiable information such as your name, e-mail address, physical address, telephone numbers, or other contact information that you voluntarily transmit with your emails or other communications to us.

Information use

We may use your personally identifiable information for the purpose of registering you to use our Services or contacting you to deliver certain Services or information you have requested.

In addition, when you send email or other communications to us we may retain those communications in order to process your inquiries, respond to your requests and improve our services.

Trip Requests and Trip Plans

The aim of our company is to provide tour services within Tanzania. A Traveller submits information to us about travel services that the Traveller is interested in purchasing (each, a "Trip Request"). When our company receives the request from the traveller will respond within 48 hours by sending trip plan.

 

Disclosure of Information to third parties

Enosa Expeditions will not disclose your personal information to those third parties. Enosa Expeditions may share your personal information with its business partners to better fulfil your requests for products and/or services. Certainly, Enosa Expeditions will only share your personal information with its business partners with your consent.

TRAVELLER’S CODE OF CONDUCT

This Code of Ethics is simply a collection of behaviours and attitudes that we would like to encourage in all travellers. Discovering other cultures without judging them, using common sense, and remembering some useful advice will result not only in a successful and pleasurable trip for you, but also in sustainable, positive development for Tanzania.

  • A good photographer respects his or her subject. Take the time to establish a rapport with the people you wish to photograph. Ask their permission (ask the parents of children), and if they refuse, be gracious and accept their wishes.

 

  • To prevent the introduction or spread of disease, be sure to get all recommended vaccinations before you leave home. Equally important is to use the correct dosage of anti-malaria when you are in the country. Overuse of malaria prophylactics can increase parasite resistance to the drugs, to the ultimate detriment of the local people.

 

  • Sexual tourism is an attack on human dignity and is against the law. It does not always resemble prostitution. Often travellers will return from some country or another raving about the ‘fantastic sexual freedom’ of the people without realizing that it is motivated only by poverty. While some laws and local customs may seem permissive, be aware that child molestation is severely punished. The prevalence of AIDS in Tanzania is currently not increasing rapidly as it used to be. However it is your responsibility to encourage sexual behaviour that prevents the spread of this disease (abstinence, fidelity, and using protection).

 

  • Homosexuality remains a relatively taboo subject in the Tanzanian’s culture. We recommend being discrete in public and keeping your sex life in your hotel room.

 

  • Many misunderstandings originate from differences in the standard of living between travellers and the people of the host country. To be welcomed in a village or a family may be a huge financial sacrifice for many local people. Everything that is offered to the traveller – like everything the traveller offers in return – we recommend to be measured in the local value.

 

  • Donations and gifts are not innocent gestures, but can sometimes have a condescending, contemptuous or misplaced connotation (for example, throwing coins or candies to children in order to make them go away). Giving presents and over-tipping relative to the local level of affluence can destabilize the local economy. Children who beg or get money for photos often are kept out of school and may earn more money than their parents. This can lead to the disintegration of the traditional family structure (lack of respect for the parents and family elders). Don’t hesitate to ask our guides about what level of giving is appropriate in any particular situation.

 

  • Gifts such as medicines can be dangerous if they are distributed to individuals indiscriminately. Hospitals and clinics, if they exist, can handle such items in a safer and more equitable way.

 

  • Staying in foreign or government-run hotel chains does little to support the local economy. Using local hotels and other local services (transportation, guides, cooks, porters and housekeepers) will ensure that your money directly benefits the local people.

 

  • Bargaining is a cultural part of the Tanzania business tradition. Refusing to participate is often misinterpreted, and it can contribute to a rise in the cost of living. Remember that what might be a ridiculously low price for the traveller could be considered a significant sum for the person who receives it.

 

  • As a general rule, travellers should avoid the temptation to buy sacred or traditional objects that are part of the country’s cultural heritage from poor people. Always be very sure that the object was made with the sole purpose of being sold to tourists before you buy it.

 

  • A country’s natural and cultural wealth is often the main tourist attractions. Travellers have a responsibility to respect and safeguard the environment.

 

  • Travellers should never litter, and should leave behind as little garbage as possible. Always try to use biodegradable materials (wrappers, etc.) if possible. Non-biodegradable materials such as plastic bags and batteries should be brought home with you in your luggage if there are no recycling or safe disposal systems handy.

 

  • Some garbage, such as cardboard and toilet paper, can easily be burned. Ask locally about waste management. In many places in Tanzania, plastic bottles, glass jars and wrappers can be left with the locals who re-use them as ornaments or for utilitarian purposes.

 

  • In many areas of Tanzania, deforestation is a major problem, and firewood is scarce. Whenever possible, gas or kerosene (paraffin) should be used for cooking. If wood must be used, utilize only dead wood found on the ground. Charcoal is made using green wood from live trees and is a very inefficient form of fuel; its use should be limited only to those areas which have well-developed re-forestation programs in place.

 

  • Some ecosystems, especially in National Parks, are fragile and must be treated with extra care: stay on paths and trails, avoid trampling vegetation, do not use motorized vehicles or drive off-road, etc.

 

  • Wildlife viewing should never alter an animal’s natural behaviour or disturb its daily life. Maintain a distance from the animal that it regards as safe, and avoid making loud noises. Feeding animals modifies their natural diet and can be harmful to them. Never disturb reptiles (especially snakes), which dislike being handled.

 

  • Unfortunately, some guides, in an attempt to please tourists or gain better tips, do not respect wildlife viewing rules – sometimes feeding the animals, getting too close, or otherwise harassing them. It is your responsibility to firmly oppose this unacceptable behaviour.

 

  • Avoid fishing in lakes or the ocean where fish are rare or endangered. If you’re an avid fisherman, adopt a policy of ‘catch and release’. Hunting is prohibited in many areas of Tanzania.

 

  • It is important to respect the rules and regulations of the National Parks and Reserves. Always adhere to the rules and regulations of Tanzania National Parks.

 

  • Tanzania is a member of Convention for the International Treaty on Endangered Species (CITES), which protects more than 2,500 species of endangered animals and 340,000 species of endangered plants, prohibits the trafficking of animal skins, ivory, coral, shells and scales. It also prohibits the exportation of exotic live animals and plants.

 

  • Clean water is becoming a rarer and rarer commodity. Use water judiciously and always avoid polluting it. Use biodegradable, phosphate-free detergents and soaps. Washing should always be done downstream from human habitation and well away from all drinking water sources.

 

  • Always obtain permission before using village wells or pumps. Do not wash anywhere near drinking water facilities, even if the local people do it.

 

  • A number of taboos should be respected in all regions of Tanzania. These are really common sense and common courtesy.

- Do not argue in public. If a reprimand is necessary, do it in private.

-The majority of Tanzania island residents (Zanzibar) practice the Islamic faith and this is reflected in their lifestyle and culture. Photography is generally accepted with good humour in Zanzibar but it is always better to ask. And during the religious fasting period of Ramadan it is forbidden to eat, drink or smoke in public and modest dress is even more important.

- Always respect the requests of the village elders.

 

 

Are you looking for a trekking adventure, joining an adventurous safari or relaxing on a white beach by the Indian Ocean? We provide professional and competent service. Get in touch with us and we will help you create your dream holiday in East Africa.

                                           See you in Tanzania!                                   

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Serengeti National Park
Serengeti National Park
Serengeti National Park

Serengeti National Park

Covering an area of 14,763 sq. km, Serengeti National Park is the largest National Park in Tanzania. The park is located some 320 km to the northwest of Arusha, lying in a high plateau between the Ngorongoro highlands and the Kenya/ Tanzania border, and extending almost to Lake Victoria to the west.

Serengeti National Park

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Arusha National Park
Arusha National Park
Arusha National Park

Arusha National Park

Arusha National Park offers some lovely walking in the foothills of Mount Meru and canoeing on the Momela Lakes, plus gentle game drives.

Arusha National Park

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Arusha City
Arusha City
Arusha City

Arusha City

Arusha is surrounded by some of Africa's most famous landscapes and national parks. Situated below Mount Meru on the eastern edge of the eastern branch of the Great Rift Valley, it has a mild climate and is close to Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara, Olduvai Gorge, Tarangire National Park, and Mount Kilimanjaro, as well as having its own Arusha National Park on Mount Meru.

Arusha City

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Tarangire National Park
Tarangire National Park
Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park

Tarangire offers a wide variety of wildlife in its area of 2,600 sq. km. As in all ecosystems, the vegetation and the types of animals you find are closely correlated.

Tarangire National Park

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Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Ngorongoro Conservation Area

Ngorongoro Conservation Area

It was officially declared by UNESCO as World Heritage site in 1979. Often known as eight wonders of the world it is an area where you can find people (the Maasai), their livestock and wildlife coexist and share the same protected habitat. Wild animals are protected as in the National Parks.

Ngorongoro Conservation Area

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Lake Manyara National Park
Lake Manyara National Park
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara National Park is one of the smaller national parks in Tanzania but still offers beautiful landscapes and is home to an interesting collection of wildlife. The lake itself is a soda lake / alkaline lake.

Lake Manyara National Park

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Materuni Waterfalls And Coffee Tour
Materuni Waterfalls And Coffee Tour
Materuni Waterfalls And Coffee Tour

Materuni Waterfalls And Coffee Tour

Begin the day with a short drive up onto the slopes of Kilimanjaro, to the village of Materuni, approximately 1,800 m above sea level.  This lush rainforest region is known for producing some of the best coffee in East Africa.  Start the day with a visit to a small coffee farm and learn about how the coffee is grown, harvested and processed locally. Try your own hand at processing, roasting and preparing a fresh cup of coffee in the local Chagga way.

Materuni Waterfalls And Coffee Tour

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Lake Chala Day Trip
Lake Chala Day Trip
Lake Chala Day Trip

Lake Chala Day Trip

Lake Chala, a hidden gem, a perfect place to relax and unwind from the busy city life. The remote caldera lake on the border of Tanzania & Kenya is only 55km from Moshi and therefore the perfect get away for a day. Pure tranquillity and beautiful nature await you at the lake. Explore the area on one of the many possible hikes, swim in the crystal clear water, kayak across borders or simply enjoy the stunning vistas of an untouched Africa.

Lake Chala Day Trip

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Chemka Hot Spring Day Tour
Chemka Hot Spring Day Tour
Chemka Hot Spring Day Tour

Chemka Hot Spring Day Tour

The Chemka Hot Springs are about 40 kilometers away from Moshi, in the homonymous village called Chemka. They are underground springs with warm water. The water forms a clear and clean pond which is ideal for swimming. The pond is very deep, in some places up to 10 meters, but the water is so clear that you can see the bottom well all the time. The pond is situated under lush trees. On the shore you can camp, enjoy your snacks and let yourself dry after swimming.

Chemka Hot Spring Day Tour

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Olpopongi village (Masaai cultural village).
Olpopongi village (Masaai cultural village).
Olpopongi village (Masaai cultural village).

Olpopongi village (Masaai cultural village).

Visiting Masaai village it will gives you an opportunity to experience the unique culture of Masaai people. You will get more information about the culinary culture of the Maasai while tasting a traditional tea prepared on the wood fire and different varieties of local food.

Olpopongi village (Masaai cultural village).

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Tarangire & Serengeti & Lake Manyara & Ngorongoro
Tarangire & Serengeti & Lake Manyara & Ngorongoro
Tarangire & Serengeti & Lake Manyara & Ngorongoro

Tarangire & Serengeti & Lake Manyara & Ngorongoro

Overview

6 Day safari

Day 1: Tarangire National Park

Early in the morning after getting breakfast the journey from Moshi to Tarangire National Park will start. Only two and half hours or so's drive out from the city of Arusha, this is arguably one of East Africa's last discovered jewels and is well worth including in a visit up here. Often dubbed as the main reason to come here, the vast elephant herds that wander in and out of the park throughout the year are to be seen to be believed. This is not, however, the only reason to come here with both lesser and great Kudu to be seen, plentiful lion, leopard and cheetah, as well as a variety of interesting habitats.

Tarangire & Serengeti & Lake Manyara & Ngorongoro

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Lake Manyara National Park & Ngorongoro crater & Serengeti National Park
Lake Manyara National Park & Ngorongoro crater & Serengeti National Park
Lake Manyara National Park & Ngorongoro crater & Serengeti National Park

Lake Manyara National Park & Ngorongoro crater & Serengeti National Park

Overview

5 days safari

During this 5-day camping safari you will visit the Lake Manyara National Park, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and the Serengeti National Park. The Serengeti is Africa's most famous park. Renowned for its incredible concentrations of predators and the Great Migration of two million wildebeest, the Serengeti guarantees an exceptional safari. The endless grassy plains (Serengeti in Maasai) are the richest grazing grounds on the continent, and therefore home to the largest herds and the highest concentrations of predators on the planet.

Lake Manyara National Park & Ngorongoro crater & Serengeti National Park

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Lake Manyara National Park & Ngorongoro crater & Serengeti National Park
Lake Manyara National Park & Ngorongoro crater & Serengeti National Park
Lake Manyara National Park & Ngorongoro crater & Serengeti National Park

Lake Manyara National Park & Ngorongoro crater & Serengeti National Park

Overview

4 days safari

During this 4-day camping safari you will visit the Lake Manyara National Park, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and the Serengeti National Park. What you can expect in this safari is to view everything ‘’big five and different wild species’’.

Lake Manyara National Park & Ngorongoro crater & Serengeti National Park

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Manyara & Ngorongoro & Tarangire
Manyara & Ngorongoro & Tarangire
Manyara & Ngorongoro & Tarangire

Manyara & Ngorongoro & Tarangire

Overview

3 day safari

The African wild safari tour package which will take you to the attractive places of Lake Manyara National park, Ngorongoro crater and Tarangire national park.

Manyara & Ngorongoro & Tarangire

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Lake Manyara & Ngorongoro
Lake Manyara & Ngorongoro
Lake Manyara & Ngorongoro

Lake Manyara & Ngorongoro

 Overview

2 Days safari

On these 2 days safari you will see different varieties of unique species including climbing lions, good elephants and baboons. Lake Manyara is a lovely scenic park on the road from Arusha to the Ngorongoro Crater.  The lake itself takes up much of the park leaving a strip of land running down its shores where game concentrates.

Lake Manyara & Ngorongoro

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Tarangire and Ngorongoro
Tarangire and Ngorongoro
Tarangire and Ngorongoro

Tarangire and Ngorongoro

Overview

2 Days camping safari

On this 2 day camping safari you will be able to see games such as Elephants which are the main attraction with up to 3,000 in the Tarangire during the peak season months.  Peak season also sees good numbers of wildebeest and zebra as well as giraffe, buffalo, Thompson's gazelle, greater and lesser kudu, eland, leopard and cheetah.  And our tour will end up in Ngorongoro crater which is a world heritage and special.

Tarangire and Ngorongoro

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Mt. Meru Trekking
Mt. Meru Trekking
Mt. Meru Trekking

Mt. Meru Trekking

Mt. Meru is located in the heart of Arusha National Park and it is 50 miles west of Mt. Kilimanjaro. Mt. Meru is a massive volcano reaching 14,980 feet (4,565 meters). This trek serves as an ideal warm up for Mt. Kilimanjaro due to its altitude acclimatization and hiking distances. This trek is also geared towards hikers that prefer less crowds and a challenging ascent.

Because Mt. Meru is located in Arusha National Park, hikers must climb with an armed ranger due to the wide range of wildlife living on the mountain. On the lower slopes of the mountain, hikers are more likely to see elephants, giraffes, and buffalo! As hikers continue their ascents, the trail follows the north rim of the volcano’s crater along a dramatic ridge line. Throughout the climb, hikers sleep in designated huts along the trail. Hikers reach the summit as the sun is rising and they will have spectacular views of Mt. Kilimanjaro and of the Mt. Meru Crater.

Mt. Meru Trekking

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Mt. Kilimanjaro Trekking
Mt. Kilimanjaro Trekking
Mt. Kilimanjaro Trekking

Mt. Kilimanjaro Trekking

Over 40,000 people a year seek to climb the world’s highest freestanding mountain–a mountain so popular it has become known as “Everyman’s Everest”? Mount Kilimanjaro stands almost 6000 meters above sea level, but one does not need to be an experienced mountain climber to reach its peak.

Mt. Kilimanjaro is composed of three extinct volcanoes: Kibo 5895 m (19340 ft.), Mawenzi 5149 m (16896 ft.), and Shira 3962 m (13000 ft.). The ascent of Kilimanjaro can be done from six routes: Mweka, Umbwe, Shira, Rongai, Machame, and the Marangu Route which is the easier and the most popular. Depending on which route one wants to use, the climb of Kilimanjaro can take between four nights to six nights on the mountain.

Kilimanjaro is technically the easiest to climb of the Seven Summits . You don’t need ropes or special mountaineering gear, or even any previous mountain climbing experience. The youngest person to reach the summit was six years old, and the eldest (as of 2011), was 83. The two most popular routes are Marangu and Machame. On the Marangu Route, accommodation is in alpine huts while on Machame Route it is camping throughout. While expert guides and porters will accompany you on your climb, unlike Mount Everest, no technical equipment is required.

In order to choose the best route for you, please see our package. There are no routes demanding technical climbing. Price given includes all park fees, staff (guide, cook, porters), food and tents.

Mt. Kilimanjaro Trekking

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Mt. Usambara Trekking
Mt. Usambara Trekking
Mt. Usambara Trekking

Mt. Usambara Trekking

The Usambara Mountains are a mountain range in North-East Tanzania, approximately 70 miles (110 km) long and ranging from 20 to 40 miles (64 km) in width. Mountains in the range rise as high as 8,000 ft (2,440 m). They are part of the Eastern Arc Mountains, which stretch from Kenya through Tanzania, and are one of the world’s Biodiversity hotspots. The range is accessible from the towns of Lushoto in the West, and Amani in the East. The Usambaras are commonly split into two sub-ranges, the West Usambara and the East Usambara. The East Usambara is closer to the coast, receives more rainfall, and is significantly smaller than the West Usambara.

The Usambaras are fairly unique in that, being in East Africa, their unspoiled regions are covered in the tropical forest, which today remains mainly in the West of the continent. The mountain range was formed nearly two billion years ago.

Mt. Usambara Trekking

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Lake Manyara National Park
Lake Manyara National Park
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara National Park is one of the smaller national parks in Tanzania but still offers beautiful landscapes and is home to an interesting collection of wildlife. The lake itself is a soda lake / alkaline lake. The main habitats include the shallow soda lake itself which occupies 70% of the National Park total area of 320 sq. km, the ground water forest, open grassland, acacia woodland and the rift wall.

Lake Manyara National Park

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Pemba Beach Tour
Pemba Beach Tour
Pemba Beach Tour

Pemba Beach Tour

Pemba is the northernmost island of the archipelago and the smaller, hillier and greener “sister island” of Zanzibar. Pemba enjoys far less attention than the world-famous main island and often even gets forgotten. Therefore the island and its friendly and relaxed people can maintain a quiet and easy-going atmosphere among spice plantations, fruit trees and the lush tropical vegetation.

For those travellers who find Zanzibar too crowded, Pemba is the right island to go to. Accommodation is limited to just a few small guest house style accommodations and very nice lodges right on the beach.

Pemba Beach Tour

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Mafia Beach Tour
Mafia Beach Tour
Mafia Beach Tour

Mafia Beach Tour

Unlike its namesake, this is a welcoming and peaceful island of palms and coral. South from Zanzibar and opposite the river mouth of the mighty Rufiji, lies the small island of Mafia.

Mafia Beach Tour

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Village Life Excursion –Full Day Tour
Village Life Excursion –Full Day Tour
Village Life Excursion –Full Day Tour

Village Life Excursion –Full Day Tour

This tour lets you see the traditional fishing and farming life, you begin with a visit to a spice plantation. You will see how the crops are farmed, and taste fruits and spiced teas.

Village Life Excursion –Full Day Tour

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Zanzibar’s Spices-1/2 Day Tour
Zanzibar’s Spices-1/2 Day Tour
Zanzibar’s Spices-1/2 Day Tour

Zanzibar’s Spices-1/2 Day Tour

Zanzibar’s spices are famous worldwide. The Sultan of Oman built the first spice plantations on the island in 1873; to this day the gardens are filled with exotic spices, fruits and vegetables.

Zanzibar’s Spices-1/2 Day Tour

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Zanzibar Beach
Zanzibar Beach
Zanzibar Beach

Zanzibar Beach

What Zanzibar offers is a unique combination of outstanding beaches, along its eastern edge, interesting activities, such as visiting a working spice farm, and the cultural delights of Stone Town, with Arabian fortresses and minarets.

Zanzibar Beach

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8 Days Mount Kilimanjaro Explore bike tour
8 Days Mount Kilimanjaro Explore bike tour
8 Days Mount Kilimanjaro Explore bike tour

8 Days Mount Kilimanjaro Explore bike tour

BIKE ADVENTURE TOUR THROUGH MOUNT KILIMANJARO

Tanzania is an undiscovered bicycle tour paradise.  From the foothills of Kilimanjaro with its mountain villages and coffee farms, to the plains below, and beyond through the Usambara mountains down to the Pangani Coast, there are countless miles of dirt roads, footpaths, and single-track to explore. 

8 Days Mount Kilimanjaro Explore bike tour

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6 Days Marangu route
6 Days Marangu route
6 Days Marangu route

6 Days Marangu route

6 day Kilimanjaro Trekking + 2 night’s hotel stay

This route perhaps is the easiest and most comfortable route to reach the summit of Mt Kilimanjaro. The route is well-developed and the climb is constant and moderate.

6 Days Marangu route

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7 Days Rongai route
7 Days Rongai route
7 Days Rongai route

7 Days Rongai route

Overview

7 Day Kilimanjaro Trekking Tour + 2 night’s hotel stay

The Rongai route ascends Kilimanjaro from the north-eastern side of the mountain, along the border between Tanzania and Kenya. This route retains a sense of unspoilt wilderness and offers a different perspective on Kilimanjaro by approaching it from the north.

7 Days Rongai route

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7 Days Lemosho route
7 Days Lemosho route
7 Days Lemosho route

7 Days Lemosho route

Overview

7 Day Kilimanjaro Trekking Tour + 2 night’s hotel stay

This is a lesser known route which usually begins on the western side of Mount Kilimanjaro.

7 Days Lemosho route

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5 Days Marangu route
5 Days Marangu route
5 Days Marangu route

5 Days Marangu route

5 Day itinerary + 2 night’s hotel stay

This route perhaps is the easiest and most comfortable route to reach the summit of Mt Kilimanjaro. The route is well-developed and the climb is constant and moderate.

5 Days Marangu route

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8 Days Lemosho route
8 Days Lemosho route
8 Days Lemosho route

8 Days Lemosho route

Overview

8 Day Kilimanjaro Trekking Tour + 2 night’s hotel stay

This is a lesser known route which usually begins on the western side of Mount Kilimanjaro.

8 Days Lemosho route

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8 Days Northern circuit route
8 Days Northern circuit route
8 Days Northern circuit route

8 Days Northern circuit route

8 Days Mount Kilimanjaro trekking

The Northern Circuit is the newest and longest route on Mount Kilimanjaro.

It begins in the West at the Londorossi Gate and follows the same path as the Lemosho route for the first two days. After crossing the Shira plateau the path veers north near Lava Tower, following the longer Northern Circuit instead of the more popular Southern Circuit via Barranco Valley The route circles around the quieter northern slopes to the east side of the mountain.

8 Days Northern circuit route

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9 Days Northern circuit route
9 Days Northern circuit route
9 Days Northern circuit route

9 Days Northern circuit route

Overview

9 Day Kilimanjaro Trekking Tour + 2 night’s hotel stay

This special 9 day climb offers excellent views from all sides of the mountain, including the quiet, rarely visited northern slopes.

9 Days Northern circuit route

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6 Days Rongai route
6 Days Rongai route
6 Days Rongai route

6 Days Rongai route

Overview

6 Days Mount Kilimanjaro trekking

The scenically attractive Rongai route approaches Kibo from the unfrequented and drier north-eastern side of Kilimanjaro. The tour departs close to the Kenyan border and offers stunning and impressive views over the African savannah and rugged Mawenzi. Just after Mawenzi Tarn Camp, climbers will pass the only mountain lake in Kilimanjaro National Park. The trails are well developed and pass through fir forest, rain forest and alpine desert. Although the Rongai route can generally be thought of as an easy route, the rockier stages in the summit area are sometimes a little more demanding. The decent follows the Marangu route and traverses the lush and green rainforest on good paths. Climbers will overnight in mountain tents during the entire climb.

6 Days Rongai route

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6 Days Machame route
6 Days Machame route
6 Days Machame route

6 Days Machame route

Overview

6 day Kilimanjaro Trekking + 2 night’s hotel stay

This route, with its steep passages and higher altitudes, offers you occasional views of Mount Meru, Shira Ridge and Kibo summit as you make your way through lush rainforest, moorland and alpine desert.

6 Days Machame route

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7 Days Machame route
7 Days Machame route
7 Days Machame route

7 Days Machame route

Overview

7 day Kilimanjaro Trekking + 2 night’s hotel stay

This route, with its steep passages and higher altitudes, offers you occasional views of Mount Meru, Shira Ridge and Kibo summit as you make your way through lush rainforest, moorland and alpine desert.

7 Days Machame route

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7 Days Mount Usambara to Coast Bike tour
7 Days Mount Usambara to Coast Bike tour
7 Days Mount Usambara to Coast Bike tour

7 Days Mount Usambara to Coast Bike tour

BIKE ADVENTURE TOUR THROUGH MOUNT KILIMANJARO

Tanzania is an undiscovered bicycle tour paradise.  From the foothills of Kilimanjaro with its mountain villages and coffee farms, to the plains below, and beyond through the Usambara mountains down to the Pangani Coast, there are countless miles of dirt roads, footpaths, and single-track to explore. 

Our bike adventure tour range from from half-day to full-day to multi-day and can be custom-designed for all skill levels.  All bike tours are guided and include the use of mountain bikes and cycling helmets.  Multi-day rides are fully supported with a sag wagon. Bicycle tour can be the centre-piece of your African adventure or added as an extension to any itinerary.

7 Days Mount Usambara to Coast Bike tour

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Most Popular Destinations

  •  Arusha National Park
  • Serengeti National Park
  • Tarangire NationalPark
  • Ruaha National Park
  • Mikumi National Park
  • Gombe Stream National Park
  • Saadan Game Reserve



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