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| Hemmingway’s Journey | ||
Destinations:
Arusha, Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Serengeti, Lake Natron. |
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| Thrill Seeker’s Journey |
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will find an example of one of our many Thrill Seeking adventures: Maasailand Walking Safari and Kilimanjaro Climbing We have experienced that the combination of a walking safari and Kilimanjaro climbing can form an active and effective adventure. Before we send our Thrill Seeking clients directly to the highest Mountain in Africa, we suggest a period of acclimatization and sightseeing, followed by an intense and physical walking safari, in order for them to build up enough stamina for the big climb. The location of the walking safari can vary depending on the season, the immediate weather conditions, the age of the travelers etc. Maasailand: For any adventure you are expecting in Africa, this is the right place. Maasailand is full of culture, adventure, wildlife, and breathtaking landscapes, all perfect for the traveler who is willing to fully experience it. No matter which part of Maasailand you visit and explore, you will leave knowing that you have seen the true Africa. Mount Kilimanjaro: Kilimanjaro is a metaphor for the compelling beauty of Africa. When you see it, you understand why. Rising in absolute isolation, at 5895 meter (19336 feet), Kilimanjaro is Africa’s highest mountain and one of the world’s most accessible high summits, a beacon for visitors from around the world. Those who reach Uhuru point, the actual summit, or Gilman’s Point on the lip of the crater, will have earned their climbing certificate and memories to last a lifetime. There is much more to Kilimanjaro than her summit. A journey up her slopes takes you on a climatic world tour, from the tropics to the arctic. The grassy and cultivated lower slopes turn into lush rainforest, inhabited by elusive elephant, leopard, buffalo and antelope. Higher still, heath and moorland, covered with giant heathers, becomes surreal alpine desert and finally, ice, snow complete the magnificent beauty of the continent. There are six common trekking routes to the summits, with campsites for the wilderness route of Rongai, Mweka, Umbwe, Machame and Londorosi and accommodation in hut stations on the Marangu route. Day 1: • Airport Pick-up • Dinner and Overnight at Ilboru Safari Lodge Day 2: • Arusha City Tour • Dinner and Overnight at Ilboru Safari Lodge Day 3: • Arusha Rural Tour • Dinner and Overnight at Ilboru Safari Lodge Day 4-8: • Maasailand Walking Safari (Camping) • Location Changes Depending on Season etc. Day 9: • Day of Relaxation in Arusha • Dinner and Overnight at Ilboru Safari Lodge Day: 10 • Day of Acclimatization • Moshi Town Tour • Waterfall Hike • Dinner and Overnight at the Kibo Hotel Day: 11 • Drive to Rongai Gate • Begin Mt. Kilimanjaro Expedition • Dinner and Overnight at Rongai Camp I Day: 12 • Continue Climb • Picnic Lunch • Mawenzi Walk • Dinner and Overnight at Rongai Camp II Day: 13 • Continue Climb • Hike to Kibo Hut • Picnic Lunch • Dinner and Rest at Kibo Hut • Preparation to ascend to the summit Day: 14 • Final Ascent Begins • Gilman’s Point • Uhuru Peak • Descend through Kibo • Dinner and Overnight at Horombo Hut Day: 15 • Final Descent Begins • Mandara Hut • Arrive at Kilimanjaro Main Gate (Marangu) • Drive to Arusha for Dinner and Overnight at the Ilboru Safari Lodge Day: 16 • Day of Relaxation • Free to do your own activities Day: 17 • You will fly back to your country with great memories of Mt Kilimanjaro, Tanzania and its people. Recommended Extensions: • Zanzibar Island • Pangani Beach. |
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| Creative Journey |
| This journey
is a wonderful opportunity for those who have information and/or previous
experience in Tanzania. Each Creative Journey comes to life through
a combination of the Maasailand Explorer staff and the clients who
are interested in seeing Tanzania. We work together to create a unique
and custom fit adventure that pertains only to you and your desires.
Do you want to create your journey with us? Contact Maasailand Explorer directly through email. maasailandexplorer@gmail.com |
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| Annual Expedition Maasailand |
Each
year Maasailand Explorer creates a new and unique safari program
in a special area of the country that combines our philosophy and
the image of Tanzania that we want our clients to experience. This
year, we have chosen this virtually untouched area of Northern Maasailand.
The majority of Tanzania’s most famous national parks happen
to be in this very area. Wildlife roams both inside and outside
the parks. Apart from wildlife viewing, this part of the country
is rich in culture, intriguing people and breathtaking landscapes.
We welcome you to join us for this special limited edition expedition
that will take place for only one season this year. The dates are
specific to the wildebeest migration, which just this year was named
one of the great wonders of the world. Expedition 2007 begins November
19th and runs until February 22nd, 2008. |
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| All photos are property of Sara Alinder and can only be used with her permission. www.alinderphoto.com |