Mount Meru Climbing 3 Days - Tanzania Trekking Adventure
3 Days Mount Meru Climbing
$900 / Per Person
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Duration
3 Days
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Activities
Climbing, Hiking, Trekking
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Group size
No size limit
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Location
Arusha National Park
Overview
Mount Meru may be a dormant stratovolcano positioned 70 kilometres (43 mi) west Mt Kilimanjaro inside Tanzania. At a height of 4,562.13 metres (14,968 ft) and is that the fifth highest mountain in Africa. Mount Meru is that the topographic centerpiece of Arusha park . Its fertile slopes rise above the encircling savanna and support a forest that hosts diverse wildlife, including nearly 400 species of birds.
Included
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Porterage
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Rescue fee
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Park fees (for non-residents)
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All activities (unless labeled as optional)
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All accommodation (unless listed as upgrade)
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Camping equipment (sleeping bag excluded)
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A professional driver/guide
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All transportation (unless labeled as optional)
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All Taxes/VAT
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Meals (as specified in the day-by-day section)
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Flights
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Items of a personal nature
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Tips to mountain crew
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Laundry Services
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Insurance
Tour Itinerary
Day 1 Gate to Miriakamba Huts
A drive to the gate followed by park entry formalities. After securing our permit, you will be introduced to the crew and start our trek to Miriakamba. The trail is easy on this day.
Tekking time : 3-4 hours
Overnight : Miriakamba hut (2500m).
Day 2 Miriakamba to Saddle Huts
After breakfast, a steep trek to Saddle huts starts. Along the way you'll pass across a forest glades and giant heather through an elephant ridge. Optional summit to little Meru can be done in the afternoon.
Tekking time : 3-4 hours
Overnight : Saddle hut (3500m)
Day 3 Saddle Huts to the Summit back to the Gate
In the midnight hours an attemp to summit will start from Saddle. At early morning while reaching on the top, sunrise are seen astonishing over the peak of Kilimanjaro. After summit, descend back to the gate through Miriakamba and buffalo glade. Your transport will be available for pick up.
Tekking time : 3-4 hours
Summit: Saddle hut (4570m)
