Summit Kilimanjaro via the Lemosho Route, then camp on safari across Tanzania’s iconic parks, with meaningful community visits and the support of expert guides.
  • Hike rainforest trails on the Lemosho Route, spotting colobus monkeys.
  • Climb to Lava Tower and descend into the Great Barranco Valley.
  • Summit Uhuru Peak after a Stella Point sunrise.
  • Experience Mto wa Mbu’s cultural walk and traditional family lunch.
  • Search for tree-climbing lions and flamingos in Lake Manyara.
  • Explore the Serengeti on wildlife drives across open plains.
  • Descend into Ngorongoro Crater to spot rhino, lions, and elephants.
  • Visit a Maasai village and the Clean Cookstove Project.
Start at a Moshi hotel with amenities. On Kilimanjaro, camp seven nights in two-person dome tents pitched by porters; mattresses and purified water provided; basic latrines, no electricity or showers. On safari, stay at public campsites—serviced near Lake Manyara, but more basic in Serengeti and on the Ngorongoro rim.