Kilimanjaro

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Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa, a stratovolcano with three cones, which is the easiest to climb compared to the other gigantic mountains, compared to the height of Uhuru peak at 5895 m. That is why it is so popular among hikers. You don't need any climbing experience, but you do need to be in good physical shape! You can do the summit attack on 7 routes according to your level of preparation, but it will still take at least 6 days to reach your goal. The last day is already literally at a snail's pace due to the mandatory acclimatization. Of course, we provide a tour guide and porters. The tour is only available in English!
And if you've had enough, you can go on a safari with us to the Serengeti or Mikumi National Parks or even go to Zanzibar to relax!

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