Wildlife Trekking in Tanzania

Trek through the Embulbul depression and walk down the outer hills of the Great Rift Valley to Lake Natron, where thousands of flamingos gather with views of the active Ol Doinyo Lengai volcano in the background. Walk along the rim of Ngorongoro Crater and spot lions, elephants, and black rhinos in this UNESCO World Heritage site that's home to 30,000 animals.

This 8-day climb takes you to Uhuru Peak at 5,895m using the Lemosho Route, which starts at Londorossi Gate and winds through thick rainforests before opening up to the Shira Plateau. You'll pass Lava Tower and tackle the steep Barranco Wall, then camp at Karanga and Barafu Hut.

The route starts at Umbwe Gate and heads through Kilimanjaro's montane forests where you'll likely spot colobus monkeys and various birds as you climb steep ridges to Barranco Camp at 3,960m. Then you'll tackle the famous Barranco Wall and cross alpine moorlands at Lava Tower.

On this 6-day Machame Route trek, you'll move through Kilimanjaro's different zones—starting in the rainforest at Machame Gate and climbing through to the alpine desert at Barafu Camp. Your guides help ensure safe acclimatization as you head toward Uhuru Peak at 5,895m, Africa's highest point.

Climb through five distinct ecological zones on Mount Kilimanjaro's Marangu Route, spotting colobus monkeys in the montane forest near Mandara Hut and checking out unique alpine flora at 4,700 meters near Horombo Hut. Summit Uhuru Peak at 5,895 meters for sunrise views across Tanzania's savannah. This wildlife trekking adventure accommodates groups of 2-100 with experienced guides navigating the terrain.

This 8-day guided trek takes the remote Rongai Route up Mount Kilimanjaro from Tanzania's northern border, heading through rainforests, moorlands, and alpine desert as you climb toward Uhuru Peak at 5,895m. You'll camp at Mawenzi Tarn Camp right beneath Mawenzi Peak.

Track wildlife through Tanzania's montane forests on Kilimanjaro's western slopes, where you'll spot colobus and blue monkeys near Big Tree Camp at 2,650m. As you climb higher through moorland past giant lobelias at Shira Camp, look for tree hyrax and white-necked ravens.