Active Kilitop and Safaris

When to come in Tanzania

The best period for a 7-day Rongai Route tour pack on Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania is between June and October when the weather is dry and cool. This period is perfect for summitting Uhuru Peak (5,895m). As mentioned in the package, this route has an approach from the northern side which borders Kenya. During this period, there is less rain which gives better views of the rain forests, moors, and glaciers. From June to October, there is the Great migration which means that for those ready for a thrilling safari, this is the time to do it although be ready for more people in popular areas.

If you are looking for a quieter option, then January to February would be the ideal months as they are warm and sunny with fewer people making it better for Rongai treks with wildlife spotting, such as Colobus monkeys, down in the lower forests. This short dry spell grants good weather for climbing Kilimanjaro and checking out the other parks like Tarangire. It also provides the option for a relaxing post-trek chillout in Moshi or Arusha, making it a perfect option.

Try to steer clear of the rainy seasons – March to May (long rains), November (short rains). This is because wet trails and overcast can obscure Rongai’s scenery, making camping at Simba Camp less enjoyable. Concerning the best experience including the beach of Zanzibar after the trek, the period of June to October remains the best as sunny days prevail across the mountains and coast. Don’t forget to plan in advance due to high demand.

Safety measures

This part accentuates vital health measures travelers should take such as ensuring vaccinations are up to date, having a simple medical kit, sourcing food from clean places, and using preventive measures such as mosquito repellent and medicine suited for the location. Following these tips ensures a hassle free trip while keeping you healthy and geared up for traveling.

First aid kit

It is the assistance given to a person suffering from an injury before attending to them medically

Clinic services

Services for small medical issues like fever, suture wound, diabetes, blood test, check- up, ultrasound, x-ray, and physiotherapy are usually provided in smaller medical clinics.

Regular checkups

Catching issues at these checkups is simple. A healthcare professional checks your heart, blood pressure, and more.

Capsules

These pills are made to be swallowed whole, similarly to vitamins or medicines. When patients require treatment for illness or want to build strength, they use the capsules, which are taken with water.

Usage of clean utensils

This implies eating with clean spoons, forks, or cups and washed them properly. It prevents germs for making you sick from filthy items.

Vaccines

This implies eating with clean spoons, forks, or cups and washed them properly. It prevents germs for making you sick from filthy items.

Travel guide

makes travelling easy by providing practical tips, information on currency, local dialects, navigation, and much more which in turn enhances the experience of travelling. Whether it is about enjoying the safaris in Tanzania or relaxing on the beautiful beaches of Zanzibar, it assists you to plan and enjoy your trip effortlessly.

Passport

Make sure your passport is valid for at least six months following your travel date. Bring it while entering Tanzania.

Cashless Payment

Alongside a little bit of Tanzanian shillings, you can make payments in hotels and shops around Arusha or Zanzibar with cards and mobile applications.

Precise location

Make sure to know your specific location such as the Serengeti camps or Rongai Gate.

Camera

Make sure to pack extra batteries or a charger along with your camera to capture the stunning sunsets at the beach, along with Kilimanjaro’s wildlife and scenery.

Vehicle

Don’t worry about the bumpy rides, your driver will handle them for you once you get picked up in the shuttle or 4x4

Helping the needs

A simple act of kindness will go a long way to help local businesses and people you encounter. After your safari or Kilimanjaro climb, give tips to your porters and guides.