Tailor-made is our business.
Our Tanzania itineraries are like the spots on a leopard's coat - each one is different. We'll tailor-make your trip to suit your individual needs rather than simply asking you to choose.
The Shira course crosses the whole Shira Plateau from west to east in a charming, somewhat level climb.
Then, at that point, the course navigates under Kilimanjaro's Southern Ice Field on a way known as the Southern Circuit before summiting from Barafu.
Plummet is made through the Mweka course.
Timeless Dream Travels offers Shira as a seven or multi-day private ascension.
The multi-day variety adds a stay at Moir Hut on day three preceding going to Barranco Camp on day four.
Pre climb or post-climb accommodation
Extra single tents for camping routes not already included
Pre climb briefing in Arusha / out of Moshi and Arusha / out of Moshi gate transfers
Additional emergency oxygen cylinders (or any emergency cylinders for Mt Meru STTK15,15+1)
Comfort upgrades such as a portable toilet (excluding STTK16, K16+1), bed, larger tent, upgraded menu, celebration items, etc.
Airport or private / non-group gate transfers and out of Moshi transfers
Domestic flights
Day trips
Flying Doctors Emergency Evacuation membership
Extra guides or porters
Personal mountain equipment such as sleeping bags, walking poles, duffel bags, etc.
Additional day for acclimatization (for STTKX)
Direct arrival to Moshi. Pre-climb briefing on trek (time to be confirmed).
Drive from Moshi to Londorosi park gate for registration, you will then be driven to Morrum Barrier at a high altitude of 3720 metres. Start your hike into the heather and moorland zone.
A slow-paced hike across the Shira Plateau through the heather and moorland.
Continue through the heather and moorland, crossing scree slopes and a river valley.
This day is designed for acclimatization. Today you will conquer the Great Barranco Wall with the view of the Heim glacier on the top. The trail winds down to Karanga Valley. You will then proceed with a steep climb to Karanga Camp.
Today your trek involves a steep climb where you may have a spectacular view of Kibo peak is cloudless. You will then proceed with your trek on the empty and dry landscape to Barafu Camp. You will arrive at the camp early, have a good rest before your summit trek around midnight.
Around midnight begins a steep climb over loose volcanic scree. A slow and steady pace will take you towards Stella point, take a short rest at Stella point (5685m), proceed with your ascent to Uhuru peak (5895m). You will probably encounter snow on your way to the peak. While at Uhuru peak you may have a great view of the Crater rim if cloudless. Spend few minutes on the top of the mountain and then descend back to Barafu Camp for a short rest before you proceed to Mweka Camp to wind up your day.
Today is the final day on the mountain; enjoy your breakfast before descending to Mweka gate passing through the forest zone. Upon arrival at the gate complete park formalities and tipping ceremony with your support team. Our driver will then transfer you to Moshi.
Our Tanzania itineraries are like the spots on a leopard's coat - each one is different. We'll tailor-make your trip to suit your individual needs rather than simply asking you to choose.
Thanks again Francis
And thanks for the Masai blankets
The trip was absolutely perfect! I could use all the adjectives to describe each moment of it, but I would still run out of them. We LOVED every moment of it.
We had the most fantastic trip! It was full of adventure, excitement, some scary bits (lions in the night), and beauty.
We truly enjoyed the trip, and really appreciate your help in organizing the trip, and then modifying the activities for me at last moment. You were helpful and so friendly through the process,
Just wanted to let you know, we had a really great trip! Our flights worked out. Our guide from Timeless Travel was college educated in wildlife management and he was excellent.
Thank you for your contribution to this and for assigning your best guide to this group – it obviously worked!
Hello Francis,
Back to France after a great Tanzania week.