Preparing for the trek to the African continent’s highest point is a long process. Once you’ve selected a trekking company, paid the deposits, booked your flights, received all your vaccinations and trained up well enough, packing hardly seems like a big task. While your trekking company will send you an extensive list of what to...Read More
One of the important prerequisites of a successful summit attempt is to pack wisely before climbing. Ensure that you are well equipped before you attempt the journey. Please remember to limit the weight of your duffel bag and its content, to be carried by the porters on the climb, to be 10 kg or less....Read More
At sometimes planning your first safari to East Africa, you may be confused about the choice of accommodation facilities to stay in. Should you stay in a lodge, a tented camp, or in a budget campsite? And what is the difference anyway? Safari Lodge While a guesthouse or hotel consists of one large building and...Read More
he food depends on what kind of hotels and lodges you stay in, it can either be a 4 star or a 3 star quality. There are various lodges or tented camps that provide best food or meals. We try to find the lodge with the best food in each category, budget or moderate, normally...Read More
We are fully licensed by Tanzania Business Registration and Licensing Agency (BRELA) as a local Tanzanian tour company, that provides great service with value, well qualified, registered and licensed tour operator by Tanzania Government Ministry of Tourism and Natural Resource Class “A” Government Number 103238 in Tanzania with Ministry of Tourism and Natural resources holding Government...Read More
The Kilimanjaro trail is a standard hiking, so you have to train yourself according to Mount Kilimanjaro training programs. Start exercises to make your shape and easy for your legs to work downhill and uphill, with your day-pack climbing up you will need to build your physical fitness and mentality strong. How do I prepare...Read More
Most of people have been asked how many days it takes to climb mt Kilimanjaro. The answer to climb mt Kilimanjaro take five to eleven days depend on the route you’re taking to climbing the summit of mt Kilimanjaro. Below is the summary of Kilimanjaro routes with route description and number of days recommended. Summary...Read More
