Randonnée d'une journée au Kilimandjaro





Description
Le majestueux mont Kilimandjaro est le monument impressionnant de la Tanzanie, mais vous n'avez pas besoin de l'escalader pour découvrir toute sa beauté et le terrain captivant qui l'entoure. Notre aperçu de la randonnée Peak est une excursion d'une journée au Kilimandjaro qui vous donne la possibilité de grimper la première étape de la célèbre route de Marangu, à travers la forêt tropicale, gazouillant d'oiseaux et bavardant, des singes bleus curieux. Attention aux colobes ou deux!
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Vous serez pris en charge le matin à votre hôtel à Moshi et conduit à la porte du parc national du Kilimandjaro (porte Marangu, 1860 m). Le trajet dure environ 1 heure. Une fois l'enregistrement des portes nécessaire terminé, votre randonnée peut commencer et vous partirez bientôt en randonnée dans la forêt tropicale dense du Kilimandjaro. Parallèlement à la végétation impressionnante, vous aurez la chance d'apercevoir des singes colobes noirs et blancs, des singes bleus et diverses espèces d'oiseaux. Notre guide anglophone compétent vous informera sur le Kilimandjaro et vous expliquera les différentes espèces de plantes et d'animaux que vous verrez. Vous rencontrerez également des alpinistes descendant du sommet, et peut-être que certains vous raconteront leurs expériences et vous pourrez commencer à rêver d'une ascension de votre choix! Après une randonnée de 3-4 heures, vous atteindrez Mandara Hut (2700 m), où vous aurez un repos et un déjeuner bien mérités. Votre guide vous emmènera ensuite pour une courte randonnée (15 minutes à pied) jusqu'au cratère Maundi, où vous pourrez profiter d'une vue magnifique sur le mont Kilimandjaro, le nord de la Tanzanie et le Kenya. Une fois que vous aurez pleinement profité de la vue, vous retournerez à la porte de Marangu (2-3 heures de marche), où votre véhicule attendra votre transfert vers votre hôtel. À votre retour, vous pourrez profiter du coucher de soleil et des souvenirs de la journée. Dénivelé: 1860m à 2700m Distance (aller simple): 8 km Temps de marche: 3 à 4 heures de montée / 2 à 3 heures de descente (temps total de 5 à 7 heures) Habitat: Forêt de montagne
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
- Nous offrons un service de ramassage GRATUIT dans les hôtels / lieux dans un rayon de 15 km du centre-ville de Moshi. - Prise en charge dans les hôtels / lieux hors de cette plage de 15 km de rayon depuis le centre-ville de Moshi, des frais supplémentaires s'appliqueront (à négocier).
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Condition physique moyenne requise
Avis(24)
An amazing team that made our Tanzania experience unforgettable, exceeded our expectations. We were lucky to see the mountain from the Maundi crater rim when other groups ended only at Mandara Hut and couldn't get the views. 100% worth it. Thanks to the knowledgeable guide who explained and answered all our questions tirelessly. We definitely recommend Moshi Tours and Transfer and can't wait for a full climb to the top of Africa!
To begin with our pick up was not well organised. The description said the pick up could be from any hotel in Moshi but the agent made us go to another hotel (we had to pay extra for the transfer) and didn't even inform the tour operator where we would come. We were also not informed about the pick up time, but okay, we contacted the operator ourselves. When the guide and the driver arrived, they were surprised to find out that we couldn't get the pick up from our hotel, they said it would be absolutely possible. Also, although it says in the description that mineral water will be provided, it wasn't made clear that we should bring our own non-plastic bottles. The guide told us about only at the pick up but since we were not in our hotel, we couldn't go back to take our bottles. We had to rent bottles at thr entry to the park for additional $20, really? You should also bring a raincoat, which we were informed about when it was already too late - again, we could rent it for extra money at the entrance. But most importantly, although it's called a Kilimanjaro hike, you will not get to see the mountain at all. It's just a walk in the forest of the national park, without any views on Kili whatsoever. Sorry, not worth the money and not want we expected.
It was a valuable experience to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa, on my own feet. 8km was a bit tough, but the roads were well maintained and easy to walk, and the lunches I had at Mandalahat were very good. Our guide Ellif was kind and taught us a lot about Kilimanjaro. It was a happy day, meeting the black and white Abesinia colobus, blue monkey and hilux.
Nick was an outstanding guide — professional, friendly, and incredibly knowledgeable. He made our trip smooth and full of great memories, always going the extra mile to make sure we were comfortable and enjoying every moment. We learned so much about the area, the people, and the wildlife thanks to him. Everything was perfectly organized and full of positive energy from start to finish. If you’re visiting Moshi, make sure you book with Moshi Tours and ask for Nick — he truly made our experience unforgettable!
The guide Elly was working with a trainee. Both really knew their stuff and kept us motivated. They pointed out a lot of plants and history of the mountain....somebody did the whole thing up and down in 6 hours 24 minutes...we took 2.5 hours to the first camp. The lunch was well thought out with a lot of protein and some good carbs to help recover from the hike up.
The best experience of my life in Tanzania. Hiking Kilimanjaro is a lifetime memory. Coming back for the hike to the top of Kili.
Wow. This was quite a hike. When I completed the day, I had walked 12.5 miles in total and I think it was over the course of 3000 meters of elevation gain and then loss coming down. This is not an easy hike. The terrain is rough in some areas with a lot of mud and slippery rocks. You definitely need good shoes and I highly suggest trekking poles!!!! You also need a reusable water bottle. The park does not allow plastic bottles. Elly was a phenomenal guide. He took great pictures and kept me positive the entire hike. He encouraged me, he sang. It was a really special hike.
My wife and I had an amazing time on this Kilimanjaro day hike. We were picked up by our driver, Nick, in the morning and transported through Moshi Town and the Chagga Villiage. Nick was very friendly and knowledgeable about the region and pointed out some highlights along the way. At Marangu gate we met our guide Gilbert. After some quick photos and registration we began our hike. Gilbert was fantastic and we felt very safe and comfortable with him as our guide. The hike to the Mandara Huts is easily the most beautiful hike I’ve ever been on. Nothing better than hiking through a lush, green atmosphere! The hike itself is moderate. The last hour of the hike is a bit different but if you’re in decent shape you’ll be fine. I can’t say enough great things about Nick and Gilbert. They’re awesome. We will hopefully return to Tanzania in the future!
A well organized hike to the base camp of Kili. We saw a lot of animals on the way. The guide was very professional.
My guide Ramadhan and I set off to Mandara Hut. I'm so glad I booked with Nick and Moshi Tours and transfer as we saw the peaks because we went a bit further than Mandara hut and went to the crater where you could see the peaks. On the way back down from the crater we saw another group who were finishing at Mandara Hut and they were disappointed they couldn't see the peaks, whereas we had lunch there and spent time in the crater. I'm glad I did this tour because I want to climb the mountain and this gave me a lot of confidence to return next year. We saw monkeys, the Tanzanian national flower which is only found in the Kilimanjaro region and it was a great day one I won't forget so thanks to Ramadhan, Nelson and Nick



