You Came All This Way...
Do It All!
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We believe that if you travel all the way here you should see and do it all. With the Summit, Soak & Safari you will summit Mount Kilimanjaro, via the 9 day Northern Circuit Route, experience the culture of the famous Massai, pamper those wonderful muscles in beautiful natural springs, and then head out on a 6 day Safari where you will not only see the famous Serengeti, but also Lake Manyara, Ngotongoro Crater, and Tarangire National Park. This trip promises to be a once in a life time adventure.
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Highlights:
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Summit highest mountain in Africa
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Trek on one of the most beautiful Kilimanjaro routes
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Visit and exprience a cultural exchange with a Maasai village
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Soak in natural springs fed by water from Mount Kilimanjaro
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Experience an African safari in the Serengeti and several other parks
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Snap photos of incredible African animals such as elephants, zebras, giraffes, lions and cheetahs
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Observe the largest movement of animals in the world - the great migration
Price includes:
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Airport transfer
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All accommodations
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3 nutritious and delicious meals a day
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Water and hiking snacks
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All transportation from hotel to adventures and return
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Park fees (entrance fee, camping fee, rescue fee, and crew fee)
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Salaries for guides and porters
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...you get the point, basically everything
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The Northern Circuit Route is a fantastic route and certainly one of the most enjoyable ways to climb Kilimanjaro. The northern side of Kilimanjaro is more remote, offering less traffic, and an abundance of untouched surroundings. You circle most of the mountain at 13,000 ft (4000 m), allowing unequaled views of this majestic and highly diverse region.
Mount Kilimanjaro affectionately called ‘Kili’ is the highest mountain in Africa, proudly measuring in at 19,340 ft or 5,895 m making it the tallest freestanding mountain in the world. Recognized by its majestic crown of snow and oftentimes underestimated. If you are interested in a challenge both mentally and physically come join us as we respectfully summit one of the Seven Summits (the highest point on each continent).
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The Northern Circuit is also the longest route, but this allows for the best acclimatization, making it one of the safest and most successful routes. The result is a unique and lovely climbing experience and a truly fantastic trek.
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the biggest migration, the spectacular Ngorongoro Crater, the Big 5 (Lions, Leopards, Rhinos, Cape Buffalo, Elephants), unpretentious Arusha, and Lake Manyara. Each day we will set out and discover something that will surprise, stun, and amaze you.
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Serengeti Safari, get your cameras ready we are about to experience a wealth of African wildlife in the untainted wilderness of Tanzania. We are talking about vast herds of animals, stealthy predators, and flocks of aerial rainbows. With the country’s dedication to conservation and preservation Tanzania is the hands down choice for your safari adventure. Experience the best Tanzania has to offer such as
Kikuletwa Natural Springs offer clear water, palm trees, and relaxation. Can you say, "Oasis"? Unlike anything, this naturally luxurious retreat from the heat will rejuvenate & soothe your mind and body after your incredible trekking accomplishment. Kikuletwa natural springs are in the middle of a semi arid landscape with underground caves which feed the crystal clear pools. Bring your suit and float as you listen and watch for the birds that frequent this haven.
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Experience the culture of the Nilotic ethnic group known as the Maasai. The Maasai people are an unique and fascinating tribe, many of whom still live in the traditional style and will happily share with you their age-old customs, distinctive dress style, traditional songs and dance. You will learn of their past & present lifestyle and have the opportunity to see the Maasai women’s traditional beaded handiwork.
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Maasai phrases for you (and the pronunciation):
Hello: sopa (sop ah)
Thank you very much: ashe oleng ( ashay ohleng)
Please: kaomon (kah oh mon)
Yes: ayeh (iee)
No: Ah ah (a a)
Goodbye: ole sere (olay sehray)
