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What to do and see in Marangu, Kilimanjaro Region: The Best Cultural Tours
Discover the best top things to do in Marangu, Tanzania including Comb;(Rongai 7 days + 3 Days safari), Bike Trip Around the Base of Kilimanjaro 360, Comb: (7 day's Rongai Route +4 day's Safari), Marangu & Chagga - Cultural Day Tour form Moshi, Comb: (Kilimanjaro 7 day's Machame +4 day's Meru), Tanzania Cultural Excursions, Mount Oldoinyo Lengai, Mountainbike and Motorbike Day Tour at the Slope of Mountain Kilimanjaro, 5 Days Trekking Kilimanjaro via Marangu Route , Marangu Waterfalls, Coffee Farm & Cultural Tour.
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1. Comb;(Rongai 7 days + 3 Days safari)
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
In the flawless national parks of Tanzania, Mother Nature is at her most crude and amazing. Magnificent lions, panthers, cheetahs and elephants meander nimbly along old fields, while red-shrouded Masai warriors watch out for their groups and the hover of life unfurls in an interminable movement.
Inclusions: Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, 3 night of accommodation (before and after safari)3 Meals per day, Mattress, table, Chair, PillowPrivate safari guide
Exclusions: Personal Expenses (e.g. laundry, telephone, beverages, etc.), Meals not listed aboveTips to the guide/driver and any items of personal nature
Reviewed By christophk907
After friends had told us about their Kili trek we got hooked on the idea of our own trip to Tanzania to climb that famous mountain. The guide of the trek we had been told about also had taken the bold step to create his own company - Kili Land Adventures. So we decided to seize the opportunity and contacted Kili Land Adventures about our tour. Their planning efforts started immediately and we were presented with a tour plan (Lemosho route) that we felt was very sensible and tailored to our abilities. A packing list was provided and many more details via email. The trip itself was very much at stake during the Covid-19 times, but in the end we could travel to Tanzania using Qatar Airways. Our hike onto Mount Kili was an unforgettable experience. Our crew of guides, porters and one cook were the kindest and most supportive people imaginable. They cared for us very, very well; they judged our progress on the mountain and proposed favorable modifications to the tour plan to optimize our use of time and to ensure good progress on our way to the summit. In the end we had some "difficulties" only on the summit day (which was to be expected), but all the other days went very smoothly thanks to the crew's diligent planning of our acclimatization. And finally, we made it to the summit, all four of us, just as planned! It was difficult (I won't lie about that!), but in the end we felt safe and confident, throughout the summit day. The guides were very generous in answering all of our (many!) questions and patiently waited for us to take hundreds of photos. I have the highest respect for the people of our crew, be it the guides or the porters, these guys are some of the toughest persons on this planet. Let me add that after our Kili trip we also went on to some days of safari (Tarangire, Ngorongoro, and Serengeti). Our safari driver-guide was suggested and hired for us also by Kili Land Adventures (although the guide does not work directly for them). This guide was extremely motivated, kind, and knowledgable, and therefore the whole safari was absolutely on par with our unforgettable Kili trip. So if you consider traveling to Tanzania, do yourself a favor and contact Kili Land Adventures to work out a plan for you. You will be a happy customer ...
2. Bike Trip Around the Base of Kilimanjaro 360
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Cycle around the base of Africa’s tallest mountain and highest volcano. This is a bike trip like no other! This adventure takes us through solitary rainforests, fertile fields of crop and through wild, dry acacia rich savannah, which is the home of the Maasai. The tracks around the cloud shrouded, snow-capped roof of Africa are mainly dusty, sometimes rocky, with a few asphalt roads. We spend a night in a Maasai cultural village to get to know their customs, songs and dishes. # of Days: 6 Total Distance: 370km Path: Off road & paved road Highlights: Amazing scenery, Maasai culture, wildlife can be seen
Inclusions: Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, All Fees and Taxes, Support Vehicle , Snacks & Fruits , All 3 meals a day ( Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner , Complimentary 3ltrs of mineral water ( per biker), Accomodation before & after the trip , Camping gear like ( Tents, Sleeping mats, Chairs and Tables , Oclaa Adventures T-shirt , Tour Guide(s) Bike mechanic, Driver & Cook , Tour guide equipped with a Pulse Oximeter, used to take blood-oxygen level readings of clients, Complete First Aid kit (for use in emergencies only
Exclusions: Compulsory tips for Guide, Bike mechanic, Driver and Cook, Sleeping bag, (You can rent if you don’t have when you arrive in Moshi), Items of a personal nature, Entry visa for Tanzania ., Health requirements, Personal medicine, Optional but highly recommended travel and medical insurance.
Reviewed By EgAlx
It was one of the best experiences in my life. Everything was well organized, we did a 4 days Cycling Adventure from the sides of Kilimanjaro to Tarangire with our guide Humprey and the driver guide Octavian. We real enjoyed the trip, accomodation at all places we went was great and comfortable, meals was also delicious. The bikes we used was good too though we are not the good bikers but wasn’t worries as we had a support car with us all the way and back to Arusha. On the last day it was another megical day for us as we visited Lake Manyara Park, this was the day that we spent our day on the Safari jeep while enjoying the game in the park. We got to see alot of animals and we witnessed a hunt by two lionesses, it was magical. We strongly recomend this company to our family, friends and everyone who will interested with Tours in Tanzania.
3. Comb: (7 day's Rongai Route +4 day's Safari)
When you book your trip with us, you will organize every aspect of your holiday. We do not subcontract trips, the whole itinerary is to be done by ourselves. Due to this reason, you will get the real knowledge from the professional local guides from the Airport, Mt Kilimanjaro, & Safari
Inclusions: Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Dinner, Pick up and drop off at Kilimanjaro International Airport., 4 Season mountain tents, Transportation to & from the mountain gate, 3 meals daily while on the mountainFiltered water throughout the trek
Exclusions: Flights,Items of a personal nature, Laundry Services, A doctor for the group, Tips to mountain crew/safari
Reviewed By christophk907
After friends had told us about their Kili trek we got hooked on the idea of our own trip to Tanzania to climb that famous mountain. The guide of the trek we had been told about also had taken the bold step to create his own company - Kili Land Adventures. So we decided to seize the opportunity and contacted Kili Land Adventures about our tour. Their planning efforts started immediately and we were presented with a tour plan (Lemosho route) that we felt was very sensible and tailored to our abilities. A packing list was provided and many more details via email. The trip itself was very much at stake during the Covid-19 times, but in the end we could travel to Tanzania using Qatar Airways. Our hike onto Mount Kili was an unforgettable experience. Our crew of guides, porters and one cook were the kindest and most supportive people imaginable. They cared for us very, very well; they judged our progress on the mountain and proposed favorable modifications to the tour plan to optimize our use of time and to ensure good progress on our way to the summit. In the end we had some "difficulties" only on the summit day (which was to be expected), but all the other days went very smoothly thanks to the crew's diligent planning of our acclimatization. And finally, we made it to the summit, all four of us, just as planned! It was difficult (I won't lie about that!), but in the end we felt safe and confident, throughout the summit day. The guides were very generous in answering all of our (many!) questions and patiently waited for us to take hundreds of photos. I have the highest respect for the people of our crew, be it the guides or the porters, these guys are some of the toughest persons on this planet. Let me add that after our Kili trip we also went on to some days of safari (Tarangire, Ngorongoro, and Serengeti). Our safari driver-guide was suggested and hired for us also by Kili Land Adventures (although the guide does not work directly for them). This guide was extremely motivated, kind, and knowledgable, and therefore the whole safari was absolutely on par with our unforgettable Kili trip. So if you consider traveling to Tanzania, do yourself a favor and contact Kili Land Adventures to work out a plan for you. You will be a happy customer ...
4. Marangu & Chagga - Cultural Day Tour form Moshi
At the beginning of the Marangu & Chagga - Cultural Day Tour in the morning, we will pick you from your hotel in Moshi and take you to Marangu in the fertile hills of Kilimanjaro. Our first stop is the Marangu Gate at 1900m, which is the starting point for the Marangu Kilimanjaro climbing route. It’s an amazing start to your day.Our guide will take you to the orientation centre and explain about Mt. Kilimanjaro in a snapshot. After the orientation you will take pictures at the starting point with excitement of the climbers about to ascend Kilimanjaro. After Kilimanjaro snapshot and morning excitement, we will travel for 20 minutes to Chagga Live Museum. Our guide will be waiting for you and he will introduce of Chagga History at Chagga the Museum. We’ll spend a fascinating hour or so at the Chagga Live Museum, an outdoor space which will give you further insight into traditional Chagga life and later leave back to Moshi.
Inclusions: Lunch, All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Guides Tips
Reviewed By jacol544
Excellent experience. Definitely recommend it. KLM safari treats you like royalty and they go the extra mile for their clients.
5. Comb: (Kilimanjaro 7 day's Machame +4 day's Meru)
At Kililand Adventures, our top priority are our clients, along these lines we take care in ensuring all the gear we use on Mt Kilimanjaro and Meru is of a high caliber and kept up to the extremely most noteworthy guidelines to guarantee it will endure the rigors of adventure travel.
Inclusions: Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Pick up and drop off at Kilimanjaro International Airport .Pre & Post Trek accommodation at Selig Hotel, Park fees, camping fees, rescue fees and 18% VAT on tour fees & services which cost nearly 55% of the total cost charged., 4 Season mountain tentsSleeping MatsTransportation to & from the mountain gateProfessional mountain guides, cooks and porters
Exclusions: Flights, Items of a personal nature, Laundry Services, A doctor for the group, Tips to mountain crew
Reviewed By christophk907
After friends had told us about their Kili trek we got hooked on the idea of our own trip to Tanzania to climb that famous mountain. The guide of the trek we had been told about also had taken the bold step to create his own company - Kili Land Adventures. So we decided to seize the opportunity and contacted Kili Land Adventures about our tour. Their planning efforts started immediately and we were presented with a tour plan (Lemosho route) that we felt was very sensible and tailored to our abilities. A packing list was provided and many more details via email. The trip itself was very much at stake during the Covid-19 times, but in the end we could travel to Tanzania using Qatar Airways. Our hike onto Mount Kili was an unforgettable experience. Our crew of guides, porters and one cook were the kindest and most supportive people imaginable. They cared for us very, very well; they judged our progress on the mountain and proposed favorable modifications to the tour plan to optimize our use of time and to ensure good progress on our way to the summit. In the end we had some "difficulties" only on the summit day (which was to be expected), but all the other days went very smoothly thanks to the crew's diligent planning of our acclimatization. And finally, we made it to the summit, all four of us, just as planned! It was difficult (I won't lie about that!), but in the end we felt safe and confident, throughout the summit day. The guides were very generous in answering all of our (many!) questions and patiently waited for us to take hundreds of photos. I have the highest respect for the people of our crew, be it the guides or the porters, these guys are some of the toughest persons on this planet. Let me add that after our Kili trip we also went on to some days of safari (Tarangire, Ngorongoro, and Serengeti). Our safari driver-guide was suggested and hired for us also by Kili Land Adventures (although the guide does not work directly for them). This guide was extremely motivated, kind, and knowledgable, and therefore the whole safari was absolutely on par with our unforgettable Kili trip. So if you consider traveling to Tanzania, do yourself a favor and contact Kili Land Adventures to work out a plan for you. You will be a happy customer ...
6. Tanzania Cultural Excursions
Home to approximately 120 tribal groups, most of these comprise small communities that are gradually being assimilated into the larger population due to changes in land use and the economic draw of city life. Pastoralists who fiercely guard their culture and traditions, Masaai tribal life revolves around protecting and caring for their herds of cattle and finding ample grazing land in their region. The 'Spice Islands' of the Zanzibar Archipelago, Pemba, Mafia, and the entire Tanzanian coast is home to the Swahili people, a vibrant mix of Arab, Indian and Bantu origins who historically based their livelihoods around Indian Ocean trade. The Swahili Coast, as the region is called, is a predominantly Islamic region with old mosques and coral palaces found throughout the area. Swahili culture centres around the dhow, a wooden sailing boat powered by the seasonal wind.
Inclusions: Transfer from Airport to Hotel and Back to the Airport, Hotel Accommodation (Half Board), A Local Guide, Land Transports, Water, All Tour Fees & Government Taxes
Exclusions: Internal and International Flights, Visas, Tip, Items of Personal Nature
Reviewed By Happy_faith91
I booked a 4 days long Mt. Meru hike with Enjoy Kili Limited and I had a great time .. David's Team made sure we had enough food and supplies the whole time the hike is not difficult . everyone made it to top easily.. it's was good acclimatization for my Kilimanjaro hike which I made afterwards ..... I would recommend Enjoy Kili Limited to anyone who is looking for a well organized trip at reasonable Price...
7. Mount Oldoinyo Lengai
"Oldoinyo Lengai" means “The Mountain of God” in the Maasai language. The summit of this strato-volcano is 2962 metres above sea level, and affords direct views into the caldera of Tanzania’s only officially-certified active volcano, and the world’s only carbonatite volcano; records of eruptions have been maintained since 1883, the largest of which deposited ash 100 kilometres away in Loliondo on the Kenyan border to the north west.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, Lunch, Pick up and drop off at Kilimanjaro International Airport. Pre & Post Trek accommodation at Selig Hotel, Park fees, camping fees, rescue fees and 18% VAT on tour fees, 4 Season mountain tents Sleeping Mats
Exclusions: Flights Items of a personal nature Laundry Services A doctor for the group, Tips to mountain crew
Reviewed By christophk907
After friends had told us about their Kili trek we got hooked on the idea of our own trip to Tanzania to climb that famous mountain. The guide of the trek we had been told about also had taken the bold step to create his own company - Kili Land Adventures. So we decided to seize the opportunity and contacted Kili Land Adventures about our tour. Their planning efforts started immediately and we were presented with a tour plan (Lemosho route) that we felt was very sensible and tailored to our abilities. A packing list was provided and many more details via email. The trip itself was very much at stake during the Covid-19 times, but in the end we could travel to Tanzania using Qatar Airways. Our hike onto Mount Kili was an unforgettable experience. Our crew of guides, porters and one cook were the kindest and most supportive people imaginable. They cared for us very, very well; they judged our progress on the mountain and proposed favorable modifications to the tour plan to optimize our use of time and to ensure good progress on our way to the summit. In the end we had some "difficulties" only on the summit day (which was to be expected), but all the other days went very smoothly thanks to the crew's diligent planning of our acclimatization. And finally, we made it to the summit, all four of us, just as planned! It was difficult (I won't lie about that!), but in the end we felt safe and confident, throughout the summit day. The guides were very generous in answering all of our (many!) questions and patiently waited for us to take hundreds of photos. I have the highest respect for the people of our crew, be it the guides or the porters, these guys are some of the toughest persons on this planet. Let me add that after our Kili trip we also went on to some days of safari (Tarangire, Ngorongoro, and Serengeti). Our safari driver-guide was suggested and hired for us also by Kili Land Adventures (although the guide does not work directly for them). This guide was extremely motivated, kind, and knowledgable, and therefore the whole safari was absolutely on par with our unforgettable Kili trip. So if you consider traveling to Tanzania, do yourself a favor and contact Kili Land Adventures to work out a plan for you. You will be a happy customer ...
8. Mountainbike and Motorbike Day Tour at the Slope of Mountain Kilimanjaro
Motorcycle Marangu Tour Explore daily life of chagga (Bantu-speaking indigenous Africans and the third largest ethnic group in Tanzania They traditionally live on the southern and eastern slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru and near Moshi) a chance to make your own coffee and waterfalls Highlights: coffee tour banana plantation waterfalls tradition irrigation birds
Inclusions: Bike,Gas and Helmet, Guide and Mechanic, All fees, Meal, mineral water 1.5 ltr
Exclusions: Person use ex.sun glass, sun cream etc, Drinks
9. 5 Days Trekking Kilimanjaro via Marangu Route
The Marangu route is one of the most popular routes to the summit of Kilimanjaro. This could partly be as a result of the fact that the Marangu is the least expensive route, but more so, perhaps the fact that it is possible to do the Marangu route in 5 days, thereby getting to the summit one day earlier compared to the Machame route. Read more about 5 days - Mount Kilimanjaro Climbing marangu route Shared hut accommodation on the Marangu route forms one of the main differences, compared to the other routes. It offers you the relative luxury of being able to sleep in huts along the entire route. Mineral water, soft drinks, chocolates and beers are also sold at all the camps on this route. All your equipment and supplies are pottered and a cook prepares all your meals. Read more about 5 days - Mount Kilimanjaro Climbing marangu route 2019 - Arusha - https://www.viator.com/tours/Arusha/5-days-Mount-Kilimanjaro-Climbing-marangu-route/d5593-18697P7?mcid=56757
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Parking Fees, WiFi on board, 2litre water daily Transfer to/from Arusha Hotel accommodation where noted Guides & Porters, Transfers from Kilimanjaro Airport to Arusha. Transfers from Arusha, Transfers from Hotel to gate entrances (starting point of climb). All meals while on Climb
Exclusions: Restroom on board, Alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks Laundry services, International airfares and departure taxes All items of person nature such as calls, fax, email etc, Tips and gratuities to hotel, lodges, porters, camp staff and driver - guide(s)
Reviewed By 458abdelkaders
Goooooo!!!!!! We took this trip one month befors we travelled. 4 Friends. The organising team is just Reeally friendly! I loved the experience! Take some warm clothes for Ngoro ngoro, a power bank would be needed as well. Guide answered all my queries promptly (one of the reasons we chose Africa Outland over other Safari companies). Our guide is very experienced and made sure to see all that we were supposed to see, big 5, lots of very cute baby animals, the kill by Cheetah, mating lions and unforgettable sights of migrations and many more Big up, I’m coming again this summer ????
10. Marangu Waterfalls, Coffee Farm & Cultural Tour
Experience life on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro and visit Marangu, a quaint village that offers a fascinating insight into the lives of the Chagga people. The village itself is located in the foothills of Africa’s tallest mountain, about 40km from Moshi town.This one-day tour takes in various natural and cultural sites on the surrounding slopes. Highlights include: Waterfalls – Make a splash in the mountain water of Kilimanjaro and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding valleys. Chagga Museum – The Chagga culture and history can be explored by visiting the museum. There are several exhibitions including a reconstructed thatched Chagga house. Underground Chagga Tunnels – These were used by the Chagga people to hide themselves from the enemies during clan wars. Coffee and Banana Farms – Visit coffee farms and a local home where you can enjoy local dishes and learn the traditional process of preparing coffee from bean to cup. Local Chagga bars and drink the traditional beer.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Lunch, Bottled water, Experienced guide, All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Personal items, Gratuities / “tip” for guide/driver
Reviewed By RaimoWormisto
I met nick on my stay in Moshi. One of the nicest person I was lucky to enough to met in Tanzania. Nick has huge knowledge when it comes to Moshi area and what there is to do. If you want smart and happy induvial like Nick to help you with anything dont hesitate to ask.
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