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Mt. Kilimanjaro
An Awe-inspiring Journey that Transcends Mere Physical Challenge
Embarking on a trek to Mount Kilimanjaro with Hii Ni Afrika Safaris offers an awe-inspiring journey that transcends mere physical challenge. Guided by experts passionate about the mountain's rich cultural and natural heritage, the expedition begins in the lush surroundings at Kilimanjaro’s base, gradually ascending through its diverse ecological zones.
Starting in the dense rainforest, the path winds past vibrant wildlife and towering trees, up into the stark beauty of the heath and moorland, and further into the alpine desert’s vast, rugged expanse. Each zone showcases unique flora and transforms the landscape dramatically as you climb higher.
The climax of your adventure is the midnight trek to the summit, a challenging ascent that rewards you with the first rays of dawn illuminating Africa from its highest point. The descent allows time to reflect on this profound journey, with Hii Ni Afrika Safaris ensuring a safe and insightful return.
Trekking Kilimanjaro is more than a climb; it’s a transformative journey through breathtaking landscapes, offering both a test of endurance and a profound connection with nature.
Duration
7 Days /6 Nights
Parks and Locations
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Kilimanjaro National Park
Transportion
Hiking & 4 wheel drive
Included Activities
Hiking and camping at the Summit, Africa's highest mountain peak
Optional Activities
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3 days/2 nights wildlife safari : Ngorongoro Conservation Area
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OR
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3 days/2 nights wildlife safari: Tarangire National Park
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OR
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3 days / 2 nights wildlife safari: Mkomazi National Park
All-inclusive
(airport transfers, lodging, meals, park fees, V.A.T)
prices starting $3,500 USD
per person based on
dbl occupancy
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Animal spotting:
blue monkeys (also called diademed monkeys) and black-and-white colobus monkeys, duikers, klipspringers, mountain reedbucks, common elands, bushbuck, The rainforest is home to many birds, including Hartlaub's turacoes, silvery-cheeked hornbills, African pittas, malachite sunbirds, and African pygmy kingfishers. You might also see white-necked ravens, alpine chats, streaky seed-eaters, and alpine swifts. You might also see elephants, Cape buffaloes, black rhinos, giraffes, leopards, servals, hyenas, baboons, aardvarks, mongooses, porcupines, honey badgers, tree hyraxes, and bush babies.
The best time to see animals is on the lower slopes, especially on the Rongai and Lemosho routes. However, wildlife sightings aren't guaranteed.
