8 Day TK Lemosho Climb & 3 Day Safari to Manyara / Tarangire, Eyasi & Ngorongoro

Following a rigorous 8 days spent on Kilimanjaro this is a good, varied use of limited available time on safari, which strikes a good balance between game viewing, fascinating cultural insights, and activity on-foot.

19th February 2021: Arrive at Kilimanjaro International (JRO) airport at 2035 on flight KL567.

Once you have completed customs formalities and collected your luggage, please exit the airport building and then look out for TK's driver who will be waiting under a shelter for you at the meeting point outside and should be carrying a placard with your name on it. Our driver will transfer you to your standard grade hotel in Arusha for your overnight stay in a twin room on a bed & breakfast basis.

Your mountain guide will come to your hotel for your pre-climb briefing at approximately 1800, during which he will introduce himself, brief you on everything that will be happening throughout the duration of the climb, check any kit that you may have concerns over, issue any kit hire items that have been requested (if you hire any kit from us for your climb) and he will also deal with any final pre-climb administration and answer any questions you may have.

20th February 2021: At leisure at the Outpost Lodge. Please arrange a day trip with us by 19th February, if you would like to do one of the activities we offer.
21st February 2021: Your mountain guide and supporting crew will collect you from your hotel at approximately 0730 to transfer you to Mount Kilimanjaro to start your open 8 day TK Lemosho ‘Advantage Series’ climb, with full moon summit bid, finishing on the 28th of February 2021.

28th February 2021: We will collect you from Mweka Village when you finish your climb and will return you to your standard grade hotel in Arusha for your overnight stay in 1 x twin-share room on a bed & breakfast basis.

Your safari guide will come to your hotel at approximately 1800 to introduce himself, offer advice on which national park is best to visit on day 1 at the time of your safari - based on current game movements - answer any questions you have and complete your pre-safari briefing.

1st March 2021: Your safari guide will collect you from your hotel at approximately 0730 to start your safari. Transfer from Arusha to Tarangire or Lake Manyara (flexible) for a game drive. Afternoon transfer to Lake Eyasi for overnight at Tindiga Tented Camp in 1 x twin-share room (full board).
2nd March 2021: Early morning hunt with a Hadzabe bushmen tribe, with tuition in survival skills. Afternoon transfer to Rhino Lodge for overnight in 1 x twin-share room (full board).
3rd March 2021: Descend into Ngorongoro Crater for early morning game drive. Afternoon return to the Outpost Hotel in Arusha hotel for overnight.

4th March: Morning and afternoon at leisure. You'll need to check out of your room by around noon, but reception will be happy to look after your stuff if you want to leave the hotel during the day, use the restaurant, or relax at the pool.

Please be ready to be collected at 1800 for your transfer to Kilimanjaro International Airport in order to check-in in good time for flight KL571 at 2135.

Safari route map

NARELE01

January 2021

This is a safari itinerary that is recommended when the wildebeest migration is towards the south of the Serengeti.

AGNPOL01

January 2021

This is a safari itinerary that is recommended for around January to February when the wildebeest migration is towards the south of the Serengeti. (Please note that dates depend on availability of flights and receipt of full payment).

JEFTRA01

January 2021

After a very challenging trek on Team Kilimanjaro's Excel Series, this safari is a great use of limited time to enjoy some game viewing, fascinating cultural exchange, and vigorous on-foot activity in the heart of the African bush.

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January 2021

🐆 Safaris

The majority of wildlife viewing safaris undertaken by visitors to Tanzania aim to see as much varied wildlife as possible within the time available. Before planning a safari then, it's helpful to have an idea of wildlife movements.