These are the results for your Tanzania small group walking holidays. Click on the links to see the full details of each carefully chosen holiday from specialist operators.
The Rongai Route approaches Kilimanjaro from the north and retains a sense of untouched wilderness lost on the crowded Marangu and Machame trails. The easiest of all the routes, it has a relatively gentle gradient and short daily stages as it winds its way from the starting point just south of the Kenya-Tanzania border.
Approaching the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro by the challenging Shira Route is an exhilarating option for walkers keen to explore less trodden trails and who are comfortable in variable mountain conditions.Watch our
Get off the beaten track on the tougher ‘Machame’ climb. This is a fully supported 6-day camping trip through a remote wilderness area, with great access to the remaining glaciers and the western breach.
Our route approaches Kilimanjaro from the west, crossing the caldera of Shira Volcano before traversing beneath the southern icefields of Kibo, Kilimanjaro's highest volcano. We have eight days of trekking on Africa's highest mountain, an extra day added to the standard seven-day Shira climb, allowing maximum time for acclimatisation.
This special itinerary offers trekkers a new route on Kilimanjaro, with optimum acclimatisation and captivating views on Africa's highest mountain. Approaching from the north on the Rongai Route, we veer off anti-clockwise along the Northern Circuit and are immediately rewarded with immense views over the Kenyan Plains with Amboseli far below.
Your first exciting trek takes you up Mt. Meru boasting 4566m. This trek has the added bonus of providing ideal acclimatisation for your ascent of ‘Kili’. As you stand on the peaks of Tanzania’s highest mountains you can savour the breathtaking views.
The sight of the permanent white snows of Kilimanjaro (5896m) provides a constant source of inspiration when viewed from the vast plains. It is also a natural focus for any fit trekker keen to summit the highest peak in Africa.Watch our
Our Kili trek gives you the best chance of reaching the summit, spectacular scenery and wildlife, and an insight into the natural history and cultures of the environments and peoples we meet.
The ultimate African challenge. Climb Mt Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak and the world’s tallest free standing volcano, after acclimatising to the altitude by helping local children and undertaking much needed repairs and refurbishments at a local school.
Visiting 7 of the finest game parks in the world, this fantastic trip gives us the opportunity to see a huge variety of wildlife in both Kenya and Tanzania.
Mt. Kilimanjaro is the tallest mountain in Africa. It lies close to the equator, yet snow, ice and glaciers are to be found on its highest slopes. Soaring to the impressive altitude of 5,895 metres (19,350 feet), it provides incredible views of hundreds of square kilometres of surrounding countryside - thousands of feet below - as well as of the mountain peaks, valleys and glaciers around you.
