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Kilimanjaro and Safaris are among of our services we offer to our clients. Other services we offer are beach holidays to coastal and island areas, and cultural tourism in Tanzania. kilimanjaro trekking trips in Tanzania. Professional kilimanjaro trekking outfitter with all necessary equipments. Kilimanjaro trekking is challenging but with well trained and experienced guides any one can make it easily to the Kilimanjaro top. Kilimanjaro climbing and trekking is through Machame, Rongai, Marangu, Shira, Londrosi/Lemosho, and Umbwe.
Safaris, Safari trips and safari destinations in Tanzania SAFARI ITINERARIES STARTS AND FINISHES IN ARUSHA (VIS A VIS ) DAR-ES-SALAAM. NORTHERN CIRCUIT Arusha National Park
The park has three distinct zones: Ngurdoto Crater (often discribed as a mini Ngorongoro), the Momella Lakes, a group of shallow alkaline lakes fed by underground streams, and Mount Meru, one of the most rewarding mountains to climb in Africa.
Animals here include buffalo, elephant, hippo, giraffe, zebra and a variety of antelope, blue monkey and black and white colobus monkey, leopard and hyena. Manyara Lake Manyara National Park is a unique park designated as a Man and Wildlife Biosphere Reserve.Hemingway describes Lake Manyara National Park's magnificent hunting country in "The Green Hills of Africa". Mahogany, sausage tree and croton are alive with blue monkeys and vervets. Elephants feed off fallen fruit while bushbuck, waterbuck, baboons, aardvark, civet, the shy pangolin and leopard as well as the black rhino, all make their home in the forest.
Manyara is sanctuary to elusive buffalo and hippo, giraffe, impala, zebra and the famous residents - tree climbing lions.Lake Manyara itself is a magnet for birdlife and a kaleidoscope of different species can be found around its shores, including huge flocks of flamingoes. The park is ideal for a day trip. A four-wheel drive is recommended during the rains. The dry season is from June to September and January to February.Mt. Kilimanjaro National Park Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa, reaching a height of 5,895 meters, a dormant volcano, with the diameter at its base being 40 miles. There are two main snow capped peaks, Kibo and Mawenzi. Although it can be climbed year round the best times of the year for climbing are between August and October and January and March, from mid March to May it is the wet season.
There are six different routes up the mountain ranging in degree of difficulty and there are many tours operators running organised trips. Ngorongoro Conservation AreaThe Ngorongoro Conservation Area is a huge area containing active volcanoes, mountains, archeological sites, rolling plains, forests, lakes, dunes and of course, Ngorongoro Crater and Olduvai Gorge.
The views at the rim of Ngorongoro Crater are sensational. On the crater floor, grassland blends into swamps, lakes, rivers, woodland and mountains - all a heaven for wildlife, including the densest predator population in Africa. The crater is home to up to 25,000 large mammals, mainly grazers - gazelle, buffalo, eland, hartebeest and warthog. Ngorongoro is the Eighth Wonder of the World not only that but also designated as a World Natural Heritage Site. In the northern, remote part of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, you will find Olmoti and Empakaai Craters, Lake Natron and Oldoinyo Lengai, Mountain of God, as named by the Maasai. Lake Natron is the only known breeding ground for East Africa's flamingoes.
The ruins of a terraced stone city and complex irrigation system lie on the eastern side of Empakaai - the Engakura Ruins. Their origins are a mystery as there is no tradition of stone building in this part of Africa. Serengeti National Park
The Serengeti is on of the world's last great wildlife refuges. This vast area of land supports the greatest remaining concentration of plain game in Africa, on a scale unparalleled anywhere else in the world. The name comes from the Maasai 'Siringet', meaning endless plains. Equal in size to Northern Ireland, the Park contains an estimated three million large animals, most of which take part in a seasonal migration that is one of nature's wonders. The annual migration of more than 1.5 million wildebeests as well as hundreds of thousands of zebras and gazelles is triggered by the rains. The wet season starts in November and lasts until about May. Generally the herds congregate and move out at the end of May. Their movement is a continual search for grass and water - the moving mass of animals requiring over 4,000 tons of grass each day. The exodus coincides with the breeding season which causes fights among the males. As the dry season sets in the herds drift out of the West, one group to the North, the other north-east heading for the permanent waters of the northern rivers and the Mara. The immigration instinct is so strong that animals die in the rivers as they dive from the banks into the raging waters, to be dispatched by crocodiles. The survivors concentrate in Kenya's Maasai Mara National reserve until the grazing there is exhausted, when they turn south along the eastern and final stage of the migration route. Before the main exodus, the herds are a spectacular sight, massed in huge numbers with the weak and crippled at the tail end of the procession, followed by the patient, vigilent predators. The vegetation in the Serengeti ranges from the short and long grass plains in the south, to the acacia savannah in the centre and the wooded grassland concentrated around tributaries of the Grumeti and Mara rivers. The western corridor is a region of wooded highland and extensive plains reaching to the edge of Lake Victoria.
The Seronera Valley in the Serengeti is famous for the abundance lion and leopard that can usually be seen quite easily. The adult male lions of the Serengeti have characteristic black manes. Tarangire National Park
The permanent water supply of the Park means that during the summer, the animal population here rivals that of the Serengeti with wildebeest, zebra, eland, elephant, hartebeest, buffalo, gerenuk, fringe eared oryx and flocks of birds of many different species. Prime game viewing months are between September and December.Olduvai Gorge
Olduvai Gorge is the Archaeological Site in the northeast of Tanzania within Ngorongoro Conservation Area, in which early human fossils were first discovered in 1911 by German entomologist who was looking for butterflies. The name was derived from early European miss spelling of "Oldupai" the Maasai name for the plants that grow in that area. It has amazing landscape that resulted from the tectonic forces, which created the Great Rift Valley million of years ago. Long ago the area was covered by ancient salt lake, which vanished, and leaving salt deposits exposed in its walls until today. The steep sided gorge is nearly 90 meters high and its extension is 50 kilometers long. The importance of this area lies on the uncovered archeological remains; fossils remain, including the bones of early hominids, stone tools, marks and a building site. Other sites within the area are Laetoli site, Lake Ndutu Sites, and Nasera Rock Shelter. Apart from Olduvai Gorge, which reminds us of the origin of mankind, there are also the ruins of the ancient city, which are marked by stone terrace and the complex irrigation system at Engaruka.You will not find giraffe as there is not much to eat at tree level, or topi, because the competition with wildebeest is too fierce, nor will you find impala. The crater elephants are strangely, mainly bulls. There are a small number of black rhinos here too. The birdlife is largely seasonal and is also affected by the ratio of soda to fresh water in Lake Magadi on the crater floor. Safari itinerary common used is tour to Tarangire, Ngorongoro, Serengeti, Lake Manyara. This Safari itinerary also includes visit to maasai people, bushmen hadzable and datoga, olduvai gorge. Usually safari adventure holiday vacation of this kind takes 6 to even 16 days depending on budget, time and interests of the Tourists. For Photographic safaris it takes 8 to more days to get more time to capture many animals. For more information and your favourite safari itinerary email us below Emails:info@jungleadventurestanzania.com 
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ELEPHANTS IN KILIMANJARO
When climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro, on western side routes you can be lucky to see elephants
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Mt. Kilimanjaro Climb
.- MARANGU ROUTE.6 DAYS / 5 NIGHTS JATL12: 1 Day 1:
8.00 a.m pick clients from a hotel and drive to Marangu gate then start
walk through a thick rain forest which takes four hours to Mandara Hut
2750 m for dinner and overnight. Day 2:
After breakfast proceed walk slowly following a trek through the forest
and then through the savanna bush to Horombo Hut (3,489m) for dinner
and overnight. Day 3:
This is a day of acclimatization (a rest day) to allow time to
explore an interesting area and increase the chance of making to
the peak and return to Horombo for overnight stay. Day 4:
A hard days climb to Kibo Hut 4703 m -6 - 7 hours crossing the barren
sub-Alpine terrain of the saddle between Mawenzi and Kibo peaks.
Needed to relax on arrival as the next stage begins shortly after midnight,
this fall on day 5. Day 5:
Making a very early start to around 1.00a.m, follow the zig zag path up to
the screen stopping frequently to catch health in this starlit air. This is
the steepest and most demanding section of the climb, five hours to
Gillmans point 5681m see sunrise behind Mawenzi, Illuminating plain.
Then walk further 45 minutes around the crater and up to the highest
point UHURU peak the summit of Africa. Day 6:
It is much easier day as you have luxury of walking downhill on the way
to the waiting vehicle at Marangu gate for transfer to Arusha at a Hotel f
or night stay BB. END OF TOUR/TREK
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MACHAME ROUTE
MT KILIMANJARO CLIMB - MACHAME ROUTE - 7DAYS / 6NIGHTS. JATL 12:2
Day 1:
Pick up clients from the hotel and transfer to the gate and start
walking through mountain forest to machame hut 3000m for dinner and overnight. Day 2:
After breakfast slowly trekking the path leads up through steep
rocky enjoy superb views of Shira Plateau and land below also you
will see Mt. Meru another exiting volcano on the South western
direction dinner and overnight Shira Hut (3840m). Day3:
This is another day at Shira walking toShira needle having
acclimatization day which will prove you going to peak later dinner
and overnight Shira Hut. Day 4:
Depart Shira in the morning taking the path which rises up
gradually towards the Kibo dome, after reaching the wedge Buttress
point the path drop down to the Baranco Hut dinner and overnight. Day 5:
Leave slowly crossing the floor of the great Baranco Valley and to
the Baranco Valley and up to the Baranco all, continue the trek
on the South Circuit path through the Karanga Valley.Then slowly trek to Barafu Hut (4600m). From Barafu you will have excellent views of Kibo ome and Mawenzi
peak dinner and overnight Barafu hut. Day 6:
Early mid night start to conquer the highest point in Africa. This
section of the route is very steep and is considered the steepest on
the non technical path on this mountain between 4 - 7 hours to the
peak (5896m) whereby is one hours from stella point (5700m).
Then descend down to Mweka hut for dinner and overnight. Day 7:
This easy day walking to Mweka gate, where the car transfer you
to a hotel for night stay. END OF TREKKING
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UMBWE ROUTE
JATL 12.6: UMBWE ROUTE 5DAYS 4NIGHTS............................................ Day 1: 13Km, 4-5hrs, 1450m ascent Pick you up from the hotel for the transfer to Kibosho Umbwe gate.Here starting walking towards forest caves where you will have the first night. Day 2: 5Km, 3-4hrs, 1100m ascent Just after breakfast starting walking following the path up the ridge, passing the forest and moorland then up to the upper caves then a little down to Baranco Hut(3950m) for dinner and overnight. Day 3: 5Km, 4-5hrs, 850m ascent. Taking the western breach walking up slowly9 Western breach is the series of high cliffs that form the breach wall on the right side of the Breach itself. There are two possibilities of where to stay for a night, you can go direct to Arrow glacier hut(4800) or stay at Lava tower Hut(4600m) Well this s done if you know arrow glacier is going to be high. Day4: 3km, 6-7hrs 1100m ascent 12km, 4.5-7hrs 2800m descent(Mweka route) Between 1&2am Start to walk up to the peak. This section is the steepest non-technical route on the mountain and should not be taken lightly. Great care should be exercised, as the rock is very loose in places. It takes four hours to get from Arrow glacier to Great west Notch then 2.5hrs to Uhuru Peak. After Sun rise start walking down to Mweka Hut( Not use Marangu route), you should follow the path east wards to Stella Point then down to Barafu Hut then continue to the South Circuit path downhill through patchy giant heather to reach Mweka Hut(3100m)for dinner and overnight. Day 5: 10km, 3-4hrs 1600m descent. After breakfast descend steeply through the forest on a narrow path, along the crest of a broad ridge between two rivers valleys. Then proceed slowly as this is the easier day. Arrive at Mweka gate and find the car waiting for transfer to your hotel. NB: Alternatively you could do for six days or Seven days but not using Western breach route, you will go through Barafu hut. See Machame route program for the details.
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MT.MERU
Mt. Meru climbing. This mountain, fairly little known, is the second highest in Tanzania, 4556 m. The beautifully peak-shaped mountain is surrounded by Arusha National Park and is situated near Arusha town. The crater floor and the lower slopes of mount Meru are densely forested and give home to a great number of wild animals. That is why rangers guide climbers of this mountain. The crater lakes host many different spices of water birds. The upper slopes are barren areas of black volcanic lava. Mount Meru is considered to be beautiful and worthwhile for climbers, also price wise. And more, you do not have to be a world champion in athletics to climb it
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MT.MERU ITINERARY
MOUNT MERU - 3 DAYS / 2 NIGHTS...................................... Day 1: 9:00 am Depart from Arusha for Momella gate where the trek begins. On the way, stop over for game watching at Serengeti Ndogo. From Momella gate (1,500 m) ascend to Miriakamba Hut (2,500 m, approximately 3 hours). Day 2: From Miriakamba Hut, ascend to Saddle Hut (3,500 m, approximately 4 hours). Afternoon trek to the summit of Little Meru (3,820 m, about 45 minutes), then down to the rhino point. Dinner and overnight stay at Saddle Hut. Day 3: 1:00 am From Saddle Hut, ascent to the summit of Mount Meru (4,565 m) and walk around the rim of Meru Crater. Then return to Saddle Hut for breakfast across the alpine desert. Lunch is followed by return to Momella gate to find vehicle waiting for the drive back to Arusha.
NB: An extra day on descent can be arranged at Miriakamba Hut to avoid the long, tiresome walk on the last day.
END OF TREKKING.
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WELCOME TO TANZANIA
Tanzania is a country located on the eastern coast of Africa with about 30 million inhabitants. tanzania boasts some of the world's most exciting tourist destinations including one of the world's largest concentrations of wildlife in the Serengeti plains as well as the exotic island of Zanzibar.
With a stable government and a history of peaceful existence, the country of Tanzania is a destination of choice for many tourists.
Karibu Tanzania! (Welcome to Tanzania!)
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PRICES
WE OFFER FULL PACKAGE PRICE. THE PACKAGE INCLUDES MOUNTAIN CLIMBING EXPEDITIONS, WILDLIFE SAFARIS, BEACH HOLIDAYS AND WALKING SAFARI IN NGORONGORO HIGHLANDS IS OPTIONAL.
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RETAIL PRICES
THIS IS PRICE FOR ONE TRIP, MAY BE MT.KILIMANJARO CLIMBING,OR SAFARI E.T.C. WE CHARGE 230 US $ PER PERSON PER DAY FOR >3 PAX. THIS IS FOR ANY TRIP YOU CHOOSE.
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