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9-Days Ultimate Tanzania Adventure: Kilimanjaro Lemosho Route & Big Five Safari

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9 Day

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15 people

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English, French, German, Italian, Spanish

This 6-days adventure combines the Lemosho Route trek on Mount Kilimanjaro with a 3-days wildlife safari in Tanzania’s top parks. The Lemosho Route is known for its beautiful scenery and high summit success rate, while the safari offers a chance to see the  Big Five  and diverse landscapes.

Highlights

  • Kilimanjaro Lemosho Route
  • Trek through diverse landscapes – rainforest, moorlands, alpine desert, and glaciers
  • Enjoy high summit success rates due to gradual altitude gain
  • Reach Uhuru Peak (5,895m), the highest point in Africa
  • Experience breathtaking sunrises above the clouds
  • Tanzania Safari
  • Close encounters with the Big Five in Ngorongoro and Tarangire
  • Witness huge elephant herds in Tarangire National Park
  • Explore Lake Manyara, home to flamingos and tree-climbing lions
  • Diverse landscapes, from savannas to volcanic craters

Day 1: Arusha – Lemosho Gate – Big Tree Camp (2,780m)
Day 1: Arusha – Lemosho Gate – Big Tree Camp (2,780m)

Drive from Arusha to Lemosho Gate (approx. 3–4 hours). Registration at Kilimanjaro National Park before starting the trek. Trek through a rainforest zone to Big Tree Camp. Trekking distance: 7 km (4–5 hours). Overnight: Big Tree Camp (2,780m

Day 2: Big Tree Camp – Shira 2 Camp (3,850m)
Day 2: Big Tree Camp – Shira 2 Camp (3,850m)

Trek through the moorland zone, passing the scenic Shira Plateau. Beautiful views of Kibo Peak as you gain altitude. Trekking distance: 16km (7–8 hours). Overnight: Shira 2 Camp (3,850m).

Day 3: Shira 2 Camp – Lava Tower (4,600m) – Barranco Camp (3,960m)
Day 3: Shira 2 Camp – Lava Tower (4,600m) – Barranco Camp (3,960m)

Hike up to Lava Tower (4,600m) for acclimatization. Descend to Barranco Camp, famous for the stunning Barranco Wall. Trekking distance: 10km (6–7 hours). Overnight: Barranco Camp (3,960m).

Day 4: Barranco Camp – Karanga Camp (4,035m) – Barafu Camp (4,673m)
Day 4: Barranco Camp – Karanga Camp (4,035m) – Barafu Camp (4,673m)

Climb the Barranco Wall, followed by a trek to Karanga Camp. After lunch, continue to Barafu Camp, the base camp for the summit. Trekking distance: 9km (8–9 hours). Overnight: Barafu Camp (4,673m). Day 5: Barafu Camp – Uhuru Peak (5,895m) – Mweka Camp (3,100m) Climb the Barranco Wall, followed by a trek to Karanga Camp. After lunch, continue to Barafu Camp, the base camp for the summit. Trekking distance: 9km (8–9 hours). Overnight: Barafu Camp (4,673m).

Day 5: Barafu Camp – Uhuru Peak (5,895m) – Mweka Camp (3,100m)
Day 5: Barafu Camp – Uhuru Peak (5,895m) – Mweka Camp (3,100m)

Summit night begins at midnight; trek to Uhuru Peak, the highest point in Africa. Celebrate at the top before descending to Mweka Camp. Trekking distance: 17km (12–14 hours). Overnight: Mweka Camp (3,100m).

Day 6: Mweka Camp – Mweka Gate – Arusha
Day 6: Mweka Camp – Mweka Gate – Arusha

Final trek through the montane forest to Mweka Gate. Receive your summit certificates and drive back to Arusha. Trekking distance: 10km (3–4 hours). Overnight: Hotel in Arusha

Day 7: Arusha – Tarangire National Park
Day 7: Arusha – Tarangire National Park

Morning drive to Tarangire National Park (approx. 2 hours). Full-day game drive in Tarangire, famous for elephants, baobabs, and predators. Overnight: Lodge/tented camp near Tarangire

Day 8: Tarangire – Ngorongoro Crater
Day 8: Tarangire – Ngorongoro Crater

Early morning drive to Ngorongoro Crater. Descend into the crater for a full-day game drive (home to the Big Five). Overnight: Lodge/tented camp near Lake Manyara.

Day 9: Lake Manyara National Park – Arusha
Day 9: Lake Manyara National Park – Arusha

Half-day game drive in Lake Manyara, known for tree-climbing lions and flamingos. Afternoon drive back to Arusha (approx. 2 hours), marking the end of the adventure

  • Included in the Trek:
  • Professional mountain guides, porters, and cooks
  • All park fees and permits
  • Camping equipment (tents, sleeping mats)
  • Meals and drinking water during the trek
  • Rescue fees and oxygen cylinder for emergencies
  • Included in the Safari:
  • 4x4 safari vehicle with pop-up roof
  • Professional English-speaking safari guide
  • Park entry fees and Ngorongoro Crater service fee
  • Accommodation in lodges/tented camps
  • Daily meals and drinking water
  • Excluded from the Trek:
  • Personal hiking gear (sleeping bags, trekking poles, etc.)
  • International flights and Tanzania visa
  • Personal insurance and medical expenses
  • Tips for guides, porters, and cooks
  • Excluded from the Safari:
  • International flights and Tanzania visa
  • Personal expenses (souvenirs, alcohol, etc.)
  • Optional activities (Maasai village visit)
  • Tips for guides and lodge staff

  • Important Notes for 6 Days Lemosho Route & 3 Days Safari*
  • Kilimanjaro Trekking (6 Days Lemosho Route)
  • 1. Trekking Difficulty & Acclimatization
  • - The 6-day Lemosho Route is shorter and more challenging than the standard 8-day version, requiring good fitness and acclimatization.
  • -Altitude sickness can be a risk; walk slowly (pole pole) and stay hydrated.
  • 2. Weather Conditions
  • -Expect cold temperatures at high altitudes, especially at night.
  • -Rain is possible in the lower sections, so waterproof gear is essential.
  • 3. Packing & Equipment
  • - Layered clothing is crucial for temperature changes.
  • - Bring a high-quality sleeping bag (-10°C to -20°C rating).
  • - Trekking poles help with steep ascents and descents.
  • 4. Health & Safety
  • -Oxygen levels drop at higher altitudes; listen to your guides if they recommend rest or descent.
  • - Your guides carry emergency oxygen and first-aid kits.
  • - Drink at least 3–4 liters of water daily to avoid dehydration.
  • 5. Kilimanjaro Park Regulations
  • - Littering is strictly prohibited—carry all trash out.
  • - Stick to designated trails to protect the environment.
  • Tanzania Safari (3 Days: Tarangire, Ngorongoro, Lake Manyara)
  • 6. Safari Experience
  • -Early morning game drives increase chances of seeing predators.
  • -Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed but parks have high animal densities.
  • 7. Packing for Safari
  • -Wear neutral-colored, lightweight clothing (avoid bright colors).
  • - Bring binoculars for better animal spotting.
  • - A good camera is recommended for capturing wildlife.
  • 8. Health & Safety on Safari
  • -Do not leave the safari vehicle unless instructed by the guide.
  • -Keep a safe distance from animals and avoid sudden movements.
  • - Use insect repellent to protect against mosquitoes.
  • 9. Best Time to Travel
  • -The best trekking and safari seasons are January–March and June–October.
  • -The rainy season (April–May, November–December) can make trails muddy and wildlife harder to spot.
  • 10. Travel Requirements
  • -A Tanzania visa can be obtained online or on arrival.
  • -A yellow fever vaccination is required if traveling from a high-risk country.
  • 11. Tipping Guidelines
  • -Kilimanjaro team: $200–300 per trek (shared among porters, guides, and cooks).
  • -Safari guide: $10–20 per person per day.

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Most Asked Questions – 9-Day Lemosho Route (6 Days) & 3-Day Safari
Kilimanjaro Trekking (Lemosho Route - 6 Days) 1. How difficult is the Lemosho Route? The Lemosho Route is considered moderate to challenging due to its long duration and high altitude. However, it has one of the highest success rates because of its gradual acclimatization profile. 2. What is the success rate for summiting Kilimanjaro via Lemosho? The success rate for the 6-days Lemosho Route is about 90% or higher*, depending on fitness and acclimatization. 3. Do I need prior trekking experience? No technical climbing skills are required, but good physical fitness and cardio endurance training (hiking, jogging, cycling) are recommended. 4. What is the best time to climb Kilimanjaro? The best months are January–March and June–October, when the weather is dry and visibility is clear. 5. What is included in the Kilimanjaro trek Park fees & permits Professional mountain guides, porters, and cooks Accommodation in mountain tents Meals & purified drinking water Emergency oxygen & medical kit 6. What is not included in the trek? Personal gear (sleeping bags, trekking poles, etc.) Travel insurance & personal medical expenses Tips for guides, porters & cooks 7. What happens in case of altitude sickness? Your guides will monitor you daily. If symptoms worsen, immediate descent will be arranged for safety. 8. Can I rent trekking gear? Yes, trekking gear such as sleeping bags, poles, and jackets can be rented in Arusha or Moshi. Tanzania Safari (3 Days: Tarangire, Ngorongoro, Lake Manyara) 9. What animals can I expect to see on safari? You have a high chance of seeing the Big Five (lion, elephant, buffalo, rhino, leopard), plus giraffes, zebras, cheetahs, hippos, and flamingos. 10. What is the best time for a safari? Safaris can be done year-round, but the dry season (June–October) is best for wildlife spotting. 11. What kind of vehicle is used for the safari?* A 4x4 safari Land Cruiser with a pop-up roof for wildlife viewing. 12. What should I pack for the safari?* Lightweight, breathable clothing (neutral colors) Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen Binoculars & camera Light jacket for early morning game drives 13. What kind of accommodation is provided? Lodges or tented camps, depending on your safari package. 14. Is Wi-Fi available on safari? Some lodges and camps have Wi-Fi, but connections can be slow due to remote locations. 15. Can I charge my electronics during the trek and safari? On Kilimanjaro, solar chargers or power banks are recommended. In safari lodges, power outlets are available. 16. Do I need a visa for Tanzania? Most travelers need a visa, which can be obtained on arrival or online via the Tanzania eVisa system. 17. Is travel insurance required? Yes, it is highly recommended for medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and lost luggage. 18. Are vaccinations required? A yellow fever vaccination is required if coming from a high-risk country. Other recommended vaccines include typhoid, hepatitis A/B, and tetanus. 19. What is the tipping culture in Tanzania? -Kilimanjaro guides & porters: $250–300 per trek (shared among group) -Safari guides: $10–20 per day per person 20. Is Tanzania safe for travelers? Yes, Tanzania is considered safe for tourists, but general precautions like securing valuables and avoiding walking alone at night in cities are recommended.

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