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K i l i m a n j a r o | S a f a r i s | Z a n z i b a r

Over 30 years experience: since 1984!

Family owned: involvement of 3 generations

World class tour partners

Ideally located at the foot hills of Kilimanjaro

Own base hotel: Mountain Inn

We don’t believe in out sourcing

Professional staff

Hand-picked, tried & tested high quality equipment and vehicles

Variety of tours: tailor-made and scheduled departures

Responsible sustainable tourism

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The year 2014 marks a 30 year celebration for Shah Tours & Travels Ltd., of assisting thousands from around the world in reaching the roof top of Africa and exploring the vast planes of Serengeti, Ngorongoro and much more!

The journey for the company has been like a trek up Kili-manjaro! Since 1984, we have taken the necessary steps, through three different generations: the best of the past, present and future; to reach a larger goal that has earned us a reputation of being one of the most experienced, fully licensed and reliable tour operators in Tanzania. Nevertheless, we know that the journey does not end at the top of the mountain; you have to make your way back down! Similarly this means that we will continue to strive in providing the topmost services including customised, tailor-made tours and scheduled group departures, by improving with the current times and ongoing demands. In turn our travel partners worldwide can rest assure that our guests have the most remarkable time experiencing this beautiful country with us.

This brochure serves the reader an overview of the services we offer and information for your perusal. For further details please do not hesitate to visit our website: www.shah-tours.com

G E T T O K N O W S H A H T O U R S

Harshit Shah Remee Shah RoperiaManaging Director Marketing Manager

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T A N Z A N I A N A T I O N A L P A R K S

Mount Kilimanjaro1 Arusha NP2 2 Serengeti NP3

Ngorongoro Crater4

Tarangire NP5

Lake Manyara NP6

Ol Doinyo Lengai7

Maasai Village8Zanzibar9Lake Chala10Olduvai Gorge11

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LegendUNESCO protected areaNational ParkGame reserve

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Mount Meru

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M O U N T A I N I N N

Mountain Inn (Lodge): Our base hotel where all our tours commence is ideally situated at the foothills of Kilimanjaro making it one of the top accommodations nestled away in Moshi town. Including the following services perfect for trekkers and safari visitors:

I M P O R T A N T I N F O R M A T I O N :

• 26 fully-furnished, en-suite, spacious rooms

• Single, double, twin & triple mosquito-netted rooms

• Restaurant: multi-cuisine incl. Continental, East African and Indian

• Fully stocked bar

• Massage, swimming and sauna (the only hotel with one in town!)

• Mountain and safari equipment rental store

• Curio | souvenir shop

• Safe and luggage storage room

• Room service

• Laundry service

• Wi-Fi connection and STD | ISD telephone services

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Kilimanjaro overview: 5895 metres tall stands the highest free-standing mountain in the world and the tallest in Africa; Mount Kilimanjaro! The two main peaks include Kibo, which is the higher one out of the two and set as the main goal for most trekkers from around the world; and secondly, Mawenzi with its jagged points and pinnacles. Although Kilimanjaro lies three degrees south of the equator, one can encounter varieties of vegetation ranging from the forest, heather and moorland, alpine desert to the snow. The beauty of this mountain is that anyone can climb it without requiring any technical equipment or mountaineering expertise. The mountain offers six main ascent routes, including Marangu, Machame, Lemosho, Shira, Rongai and Umbwe; and two key descent routes: Mweka and Marangu.

The crew: we believe in providing the best mountain support team and are fortunate to have some of the most experienced and knowledgeable staff, including most guides that have been with us for more than 12 years; two of which have been with us for 25 years and have climbed Kilimanjaro more than an unimaginable number of 1000 times! In over 30 years of operation, our clients have never got to the point of having severe health incidents on Kilimanjaro, which reveals the fact that the safety of our clients is paramount!

Equipment: we utilise some of the highest quality items and brands including our four-season Hilleberg and Vaude tents, Snugpak four-season sleeping bags, Black Diamond walking poles and more. This aids in the probability of reaching Uhuru peak we feel, as the last thing you would want is poor equipment to let you down!

Best time to climb: December to March (mid-month) and June (mid-month) to October (end)

Age restriction: minimum age = 12 years (for younger indivi-duals please contact us)

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Marangu route, commonly known as the “Coca Cola” route due to its popularity is to date one of the most selected and utilised route choices. A misconception of Marangu route being the easiest option has been widely assumed; however do not underestimate any route on the mountain! This idea may have developed for several reasons such there being a well defined path where obstacles have been modified to be more ‘climber-friendly’ in comparison to other routes with no scrambling

• Accommodation: this is the only route with overnights in wooden hut accommodation (built in the 1980’s). Remember if you wish to book this route, availability of space in huts has to be checked and pre-booked with a non-refundable deposit. We highly recommend trekkers to have 4 season sleeping bags during overnights.

• Ascent and descent: same

• Length: this route can be trekked within a minimum of 5 days in total, making it one of the shortest routes available, however an additional day for acclimatisation is highly recommended.


• Price: lowest priced route in comparison to the others.

• Success rate: for the summit is one of the lowest which could be for a number of reasons, including lack of acclimatisation due to the fast ascent or the route’s reputation of being easy may appeal to those with less experience and training.

• Acclimatisation: poor acclimatisation, known to be one of the routes with the least altitude acclimatisation

• Level: beginners – intermediate

• People traffic: very high

required. Or could this false impression be due to the ease for tour operators to organise the trip without requiring equipment such as mountain sleeping and eating tents, is anyone’s guess. Nevertheless, from the minimum 5 days required to complete this trek, we would highly recommend all to add an additional day for acclimatisation making it a 6 day trek; bearing in mind that even though this may increase the climber’s chances of reaching the summit, the majority of them do not.

M A R A N G U R O U T E

7 days - 6 nights (on trek: 5 days - 4 nights)Day Itinerary Trekking

timeDistance Altitude

gainedZone

1 Mountain Inn [D]: Pre-climb preparation & briefing on trek

2 Marangu Gate (1860 m) - Mandara Hut (2720 m) [B,L,D] 3-4 h 7 km 860 m Montane forest

3 Mandara Hut (2720 m) - Horombo Hut (3720 m) [B,L,D] 5-6 h 11 km 1000 m Montane forest, heather & moorland

4 Horombo Hut (3720 m) - Kibo Hut (4700 m) [B,L,D] 5-6 h 12 km 1195 m Heather & moorland alpine desert

5 Kibo Hut (4700 m) - Summit (5895 m) - Horombo Hut (3720 m) 12-16 h 21 km 1195 m Alpine desert, snow, heather & moorland

6 Horombo Hut (3720 m) - Marangu Gate (1860 m) [B, D] 5-6 h 12 km - Heather & moorland, montane forest

7 Mountain Inn [B]

8 days - 7 nights (on trek: 6 days - 5 nights): recommended additional day

4 Horombo Hut (3720 m)Zebra Rocks (3980 m) / Mawenzi Saddle (4350 m) [B,L,D]

3-4 h 5-8 km 260 m | 630 m

Heather & moorland, alpine desert

Itinerary code = STTK1:

Itinerary code = STTK1+1

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You would normally hear many mountain guides suggesting that this is one of the best routes to take due to the chances of reaching the summit and in recent years it has become one of the most popular trails for many trekkers. The route is known to be physically more demanding in comparison with the ‘Coca cola’ route, hence its nickname the ‘Whiskey’ route. The climb typically lasts for a minimum of 6 days (one day longer than the minimum for Marangu route) and the success rate for summiting

• Accommodation: overnights at campsites in Hilleberg | Vaude, four-season, 2 person tents.

• Ascent and descent: Ascent via Machame route, descent via Mweka route

• Length: this route can be trekked within a minimum of 6 days in total, however an additional day for acclimatisation

is highly recommended.


• Price: mid-range (higher priced compared to Marangu due to a larger number of porters required to carry additional equipment e.g. tents, and longer trek)

• Success rate: high

• Acclimatisation: very good

• Level: intermediate

• People traffic: very high

appears significantly higher in terms of percentage. This could be due to the great acclimatisation it provides or maybe it is an indication that a larger number of experienced and well-trained individuals are attracted to this route. The chances of reaching Uhuru peak increase with a recommended extra day for acclimatisation, which additionally reduces the number of hours of trekking the day before allowing the body time to relax, recuperate and prepare for the final summit attempt.

M A C H A M E R O U T E

8 days - 7 nights (on trek: 6 days – 5 nights)Day Itinerary Trekking


gainedZone


2 Mountain Inn - Machame Gate (1800 m) - Machame Camp (3000 m) [B,L,D]

5-7 h 9 km 1200 m Montane forest, heather & moorland

3 Machame Camp (3000 m) - Shira Camp (3845 m) [B,L,D] 5-7 h 7 km 845 m Heather & moorland

4 Shira Camp (3845 m) - Barranco Camp (3960 m) [B,L,D] 6-8 h 10 km 1300 m Heather & moorland

5 Barranco Camp (3960m) - Barafu (4650 m) [B,L,D] 7-8 h 8 km 690 m Heather & moorland, alpine desert

6 Barafu (4650 m) - Summit (5895 m) - Mweka Camp (3080 m)

13-15 h 19 km 1245 m Alpine desert, snow, heather & moorland

7 Mweka Camp (3080 m) - Mweka Gate (1680 m) [B,D] 3-4 h 10 km - Heather & moorland, montane forest

8 Mountain Inn [B]

9 days - 8 nights (on trek: 7 days - 6 nights)

5 Barranco Camp (3960 m) - Karanga Camp (4035 m) [B,L,D] 3-5 h 6 km 500 m Heather & moorland, alpine desert

6 Karanga Camp (4035 m) - Barafu (4650 m) [B,L,D] 3-4 h 4 km 615 m Alpine desert

Itinerary code = STTK2


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Shira also identified as the Londrossi route along with the Lemosho route, both cross the collapsed volcanic crater known as the Shira Plateau. These two isolated routes provide trekkers a solitary experience on the initial days; with literally no other individuals to be seen around; a huge advantage for those who want to avoid the distraction of other people. Registration for the permits are at Londrossi Gate (2250 m) for both trails, however each one divides thereafter. The Lemosho route, which


• Length: these routes can be trekked within a minimum recommended of 7 days in total, however an additional day for acclimatisation is highly advised.


• Price: high-range (higher priced compared to all other routes due to the number of days and transfer and transport prices to the start point of trail)

• Level: intermediate - high

• People traffic: very low

is growing in its appeal to a larger number of individuals, is a fairly recent version of the traditional Shira route. The actual trekking on Shira route begins at the plateau in the moorland zone, at a higher altitude, which is one of the greatest disadvantages of taking this route, due to the lack of acclimatisation and the idea of missing out on the walk through the forest vegetation. On the other hand, Lemosho starts at a lower elevation which helps tremendously with acclimatisation.

L E M O S H O & S H I R A R O U T E S

9 days - 8 nights (on trek: 7 days – 6 nights) Day Itinerary Trekking


gainedZone


2 Lemosho Glades (2100 m) - Mti Mkubwa Camp (2780 m) [B,L,D] 3-4 h 7 km 680 m Montane forest

3 Mti Mkubwa Camp (2780 m) - Shira One Camp (3500 m) [B,L,D] 4-5 h 7-8 km 830 m Montane forst, heather & moorland

4 Shira One Camp (3500 m) - Shira Two Camp (3900 m) [B,L,D] 3-5 h 6 km 400 m Heather & moorland

5 Shira Two Camp (3900 m) - Barranco Camp (3960 m) [B,L,D] 7-8 h 10 km 1300 m Heather & moorland

6 Barranco Camp (3960 m) - Barafu (4650 m) [B,L,D] 7-8 h 8 km 690 m Heather & moorland, alpine desert

7 Barafu (4650 m) - Summit (5895 m) - Mweka Camp (3080 m) 13-15 h 19 km 1245 m Alpine desert, snow, heather & moorland


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8 days - 7 nights (on trek: 6 days - 5 nights)

2 Morrum Barrier (3720 m) - Shira One Camp (3500 m) [B,L,D] 2-3 h - - Heather & moorland

recommended additional day

Barranco Camp (3960 m) - Karanga Camp (4035 m) [B,L,D] 3-5 h 6 km 500 m Heather & moorland, alpine desert

Karanga Camp (4035 m) - Barafu (4650 m) [B,L,D] 3-4 h 4 km 615 m Alpine desert

Lemosho route itinerary code = STTK7

Shira route itinerary code = STTK4

Itinerary code = STTK7+1 | STTK4+1

...itinerary continued from day 4 of STTK7 Lemosho route itinerary...

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This route starts from the Northern side of the mountain near the Kenyan border Tarakea, and offers great opportunities of seeing wildlife compared to the other routes; including encounters of monkeys, buffaloes and even elephants! There are several variations of this route with 5 days being the minimum on trek


• Ascent and descent: Ascent via Rongai route, descent via Marangu route

• Length: this route can be trekked within a minimum of 5 days in total (recommended for those who have had high altitude experience), however a 6 or 7 day trek for acclimatisation is highly recommended.


• Price: low-mid range (slightly higher priced compared to Marangu, however lower in price than all other routes)

• Success rate: low for shorter itineraries, high for longer itineraries e.g. 7 day’s trek

• Acclimatisation: poor for shorter itineraries, good for longer itineraries e.g. 7 day’s trek

• Level: beginners - intermediate

• People traffic: very low

with the least altitude acclimatisation; however we would highly recommend a 6 or 7 day trek option, passing Mawenzi Tarn. Similar to the ‘Coca cola’ route, physically it is known to be a fairly easier route compared to the others, and no scrambling is required.

R O N G A I R O U T E

8 days - 7 nights (on trek: 6 days - 5 nights)Day Itinerary Trekking


gainedZone


2 Nalemuru Gate (2020 m) - Simba Camp (2625 m) [B,L,D] 3-4 h 8 km 600 m Montane forest

3 Simba Camp (2625 m) - Kikelelwa Camp (3630 m) [B,L,D] 5-6 h 10 km 1000 m Montane forst, heather & moorland

4 Kikelelwa Camp (3630 m) - Mawenzi Tarn Camp (4310 m) [B,L,D] 3-4 h 5 km 680 m Heather & moorland alpine desert

5 Mawenzi Tarn Camp (4310 m) - Kibo Camp (4700 m) 3.5-5 h - 800 m Alpine desert

6 Kibo Camp (4700 m) - Summit (5895 m) - Horombo Camp (3720 m) [B,L,D]

12-16 h 21km 1195 m Alpine desert, snow, heather & moorland

7 Horombo Camp (3720 m) - Marangu Gate (1860 m) [B, D] 5-6 h 12 km - Heather & moorland, montane forest

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*For variations of the Rongai route kindly contact us for more information

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This route is only recommended for well trained individuals with high altitude experience, as it is the hardest one up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It involves a very fast and strenuous ascent which results in extreme lack of acclimatisation. Similar to the


• Ascent and descent: Ascent via Umbwe route, descent via Mweka route.

• Length: this route can be trekked within a minimum of 5 days in total, however an additional day for acclimatisation is highly recommended.


• Price: mid-range

• Success rate: high (as selected by extremely experienced climbers)

• Acclimatisation: poor

• Level: advanced

• People traffic: extremely low

Londorrosi routes, the initial days of Umbwe is marched upon by very few travellers every year and is ideal for those wanting to avoid people traffic! Registration for the route is done at Machame gate, before proceeding to Umbwe gate.

U M B W E R O U T E

7 days – 6 nights (on trek: 5 days – 4 nights)Day Itinerary Trekking


gainedZone


2 Umbwe Gate (1640 m) - Cave Camp (2930 m) [B,L,D] 4-6 h 8 km 1290 m Montane forest

3 Cave Camp (2930 m) - Barranco Camp (3960 m) [B,L,D] 4-6 h 6 km 1100 m Montane forest, heather & moorland

4 Barranco Camp (3960 m) - Barafu (4650 m) [B,L,D] 7-8 h 8 km 690 m Heather & moorland, alpine desert

5 Barafu (4650 m) - Summit (5895 m) - Mweka Camp (3080 m) 13-15 h 19 km 1245 m Alpine desert, snow, heather & moorland


7 Mountain Inn [B]

8 days - 7 nights (on trek: 6 days – 5 nights): recommended additional day

4 Barranco Camp (3960 m) - Karanga Camp (4035 m) [B,L,D] 3-5 h 6 km 500 m Heather & moorland, alpine desert

5 Karanga Camp (4035 m) - Barafu (4650 m) [B,L,D] 3-4 h 4 km 615 m Alpine desert

Itinerary code = STTK3


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K I L I M A N J A R O route alternatives:

• Overnight in Crater Camp: Can be added as an additional day on the mountain, recommended only for longer itineraries and those who are well acclimatised to higher altitudes. Your tent will be set up at an altitude of approx. 5600 metres, providing you a chance to explore the ash pit and the remaining glaciers up close on Kilimanjaro.

• Northern Circuit route: The newest and longest route on Kilimanjaro offered on special request, commencing from Londrossi Gate. Excellent for acclimatisation, though high in terms of price due to the number of days.

• Western Breach: the most dangerous and challenging route via Arrow Glacier Camp offered on special request, which previously caused deaths due to rock slide.

K I L I M A N J A R O short trips:

If one wishes to step on the infamous Kilimanjaro without attempting the summit, this is possible:

• Marangu-Mandara day / overnight trip: experience the forest zone of Kilimanjaro, and a possible glimpse of the heather and moorland. An optional trek to Maundi Crater is additionally possible.

• Shira Plateau two night, three day trip: a short trip from the western side of the mountain to encounter the Shira Plateau, Shira Cathedral and Shira Needle.

T R E K K I N G A L T E R N A T I V E S

6 days - 5 nights (on trek: 4 days – 3 nights)Day Itinerary Trekking


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2 Momella Gate (1640 m) - Miriakamba Hut (2515 m) [B,L,D] 3-4 h 6 km 950 m Montane forest

3 Miriakamba Hut (2515 m) - Saddle Hut (3565 m) [B,L,D] 3-4 h 6.5 km 1050 m Montane forest, heather & moorland

4 Saddle Hut (3565 m) - Summit (4566 m) - Miriakamba Hut (2515 m) [B,L,D]

12-15 h 18 km 1000 m Heather & moorland, alpine desert, montane forest

5 Miriakamba Hut (2515 m) - Momella Gate (1640 m) 4-5 h 14 km - Montane forest

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M O U N T M E R U :

The second highest mountain in Tanzania, standing 4566 metres high, is an ideal option for training and acclimatisation for a successive Kilimanjaro climb. Situated within Arusha National Park, one is likely to encounter various wild ani-mals during the initial part of the trek. Many consider this trek physically more challenging compared to the Marangu or Rongai trail. The full climb can be attempted within 3 days; however we would highly recommend the 4-day trekking option as below:

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Whilst Kilimanjaro might be the main attraction or adventure for many individuals, a wildlife safari is not to be missed! We predominantly specialise in the Northern Circuit game parks of Tanzania, including the world renowned wildlife sanctuary, Serengeti National Park which inhabits over three million large

National Parks offered: Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara, Tarangire, Mikomazi, Arusha National Park. *Please contact us for National Parks in Tanzania not included in this list

game animals on its endless plains. The unique animal migration and the “Big 5” can be encountered here. Nothing compares to what is regarded as the 8th natural wonder of the world, Ngorongoro Crater the largest intact caldera in existence where the Maasai and wild animals coexist.

S A F A R I C L A S S I C I T I N E R A R I E S

ACCOMMODATION: all itineraries can be organised using a wide range of overnight options including: • Budget camping: an economical option including overnights at public campsites in tents, with shared bathroom facilities. Meals cooked by our experienced personal chef. A closer-to-nature experience.• Lodge accommodation: ranging from budget – high end hotels and lodge accommodation.• Luxury tented camps: semi-permanent, canvas-walled, fully furnished accommodation out in the wild.

Short Safari: 1 night, 2 days

Day 1 Proceed to Lake Manyara | Tarangire National Park for a game drive. Later proceed to Ngorongoro Conservation Area | Karatu for overnight. [L,D]

Day 2 Early start down into the caldera, the Ngorogoro Crater for a game drive. Head back to Moshi | Arusha. End of our services. [B,L]

Signature Safari: 3 nights, 4 days

Day 1 Proceed to Lake Manyara National Park for a game drive. Overnight. [B,L,D]

Day 2 Head to Serengeti National Park with game drive en-route in search of the “Big 5”. Overnight in Central Serengeti - Seronera Area [B,L,D]

Day 3 Continue your journey in the vast plains of Serengeti, thereafter ending your day at Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Overnight near the Crater rim | Karatu [B,L,D]

Day 4 Early descent into the Crater for a game drive. Later return to Moshi | Arusha, end of our services. [B,L]

Great Migration Safari: 5 nights, 6 days

Day 1 Proceed to Lake Manyara National Park for a game drive. Overnight in Manyara [L,D]

Day 2 Head to Northern Serengeti with game drive en-route. Overnight [B,L,D]

Day 3 Proceed near the Mara River and be a witness of the unique migration of wildebeest, zebras and more! Overnight [B,L,D]

Day 4 Journey down to central Serengeti area for game drive. Overnight [B,L,D]

Day 5 Continue your safari in the vast plains of Serengeti, thereafter ending your day at Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Overnight near the Crater rim | Karatu [B,L,D]

Day 6 Early descent into the Crater for a game drive. Later return to Moshi | Arusha, end of our services. [B,L]

*Please contact us for different variations of safari itineraries, all itineraries can be customised.

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These tours are ideally located near Moshi and Kilimanjaro region and can be experienced during a day at leisure before or after a Kilimanjaro or Meru climb. The one day trips additionally can be included within the safari itineraries upon request:

• Coffee Farm Plantations: absorb the atmosphere of a lush coffee plantation, taste and discover coffee.

• Kikuletwa Hot Springs (Maaji Chemka): swim in the little paradise of heated natural spring wwater.

• Lake Chala: the caldera on the borders of Tanzania and Kenya on the eastern edge of Kilimanjaro. Hike down to the lake for canoeing or to enjoy a swim.

• Lake Duluti canoeing: glide across the quiet, smooth surface of this small Crater Lake with Mount Meru as your backdrop.

• Maasai Village Tours: share your day with the Maasai by learning the culture, traditional medicine and hunting techniques. Enjoy a traditional lunch followed by a walking safari in the authentic Maasai territory.

• Marangu Cultural and Waterfalls Tour: your day will include a visit to the banana and coffee farms to try some local brewed banana beer (Mbege), Kilimanjaro view point and a small hike to the waterfalls.

• Moshi town tour: experience Moshi, a town packed with character, and with a beautiful back drop of the highest mountain in Africa. Explore the local markets, experience the art of local craftsmen and taste some authentic coffee.

O N E D A Y T R I P S

S A F A R I A C T I V I T Y A D D - O N S :

The following safari activities can be included within the safari itineraries upon request:

• Olduvai Gorge• Mto wa Mbu village tour• Night game drive• Walking safari• Cycling safari• Canoeing safari• Hot air balloon safari• Olmoti Crater trek• Empakai Crater trek• Ol Doinyo Lengai trek• Lake Eyasi & the Hadzabe tribe

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Z A N Z I B A R

The unspoilt beaches located in the Indian Ocean are character-ised by fringing coral reefs, palm shores, white sands and blue waters. Zanzibar, a small group of islands (the two main being Unguja and Pemba) holds the status of ‘paradise’; approximately 40 km off the coast of Tanzania. The cultural heart is Stone Town filled with winding alleyways and old Arabian architecture.

How to get to Zanzibar: there are regular flights from Moshi Airport, Kilimanjaro International Airport, Arusha Airport and certain airstrips in the National Parks. Please contact us for more details.

Things to do in Zanzibar:

• Unwind and relax on the beaches• Spice tour• Sunset traditional dhow rides• Stone town tour• Mtoni Palace ruins• Prison Island tour• Jozani forest nature trail• Swim with the dolphins• Kiwengwa Caves

Safari vehicles: a fleet including new and very well maintained, regularly serviced Land Cruiser 4x4 safari vehicles, with comfor-table padded-seating.

Support crew: extremely experienced safari guides- drivers that possess excellent eyes for spotting game. Your mind is at rest when you know we have long-serving, trustful staff, most that have been with us for more than 8 years.

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