Mount Kilimanjaro
The mythical 'Roof of Africa' at 5,895m. A dream trek through diverse ecosystems from tropical forests to glaciers, accessible for various fitness levels.
Mount Meru
A shorter but more technical climb standing at 4,566m. Known as the sacred center of the universe, it offers stunning views and less crowd.
Lake Challa
A unique crater lake believed to be the deepest in Africa. A hidden gem perfect for kayaking, birdwatching, and finding rare plant life.
Chemka Hot Springs
A lush, crystal-clear turquoise oasis hidden in a dry semi-arid landscape.
Materuni Waterfalls
Experience massive peaks, dense rainforests, and traditional coffee farms.
Lake Eyasi
Home to the Hadzabe hunter-gatherers and Datoga metalworkers.
Walking Safaris
Explore the wild on foot, accompanied by an armed ranger.
Arusha National Park
Discover Momela Lakes, colobus monkeys, and Ngurdoto crater.
Cycle Tours
Looping through sugarcane fields, coffee forests, and local villages, or longer trips near wildlife reserves or crater highlands
Lake Natron
Extraordinarily stark landscapes: salt flats, volcanic ash, red/orange water, Rift Valley escarpments.Very remote and "unpolished".
Ol Doinyo Lengai
"The Mountain of God" is Africa's only active volcano. The setting is exquisite rising to 3000m directly out of the flat sands.