Mount Meru Package

Package Overview

Tanzania’s second highest mountain (4,566 meter high) is a stunning mountain to climb. Mount Meru is an active volcano that offers supreme views and wildlife sightings. On your trek you might come across game such as monkeys, buffaloes, all kind of birds and even giraffes and elephants. That's why you will be accompanied by an armed park ranger on your tour. Although Mount Meru is often called ‘Kilimanjaro’s little brother’, it’s a challenging trek that should not be underestimated. Enjoy the peace, lack of crowds and the impressive 360 degrees views from the summit.

There is only one official route to the summit of Meru – the ‘Momella route’.

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Miriakamba Hut

  Transfer to Arusha National Park. You drive to Momela Gate, where you can see buffaloes, giraffe, zebras, waterbucks and baboons along the way. You start your trekking to Miriakamba Hut (2.516m), where you have a nice dinner in the afternoon and overnight.
• Day 2 : Saddle Hut

  Today you trek from Miriakamba Hut to the Saddle Hut (3.569m). In the afternoon the trekking continues to Little Meru (3.800m) to improve your acclimatization. You hike back down to the Saddle Hut for dinner and overnight.
• Day 3 : Mount Meru Summit

  Around midnight you start your ascend to Rhino Point (3.800 m) and onwards to the summit (4.566 m). Arrive at sunrise and come down again for breakfast in the Saddle hut. After a little rest walk further down to Miriakamba Hut for dinner and overnight.
• Day 4 : Descent, Back to Arusha

  Today you walk further down to Momela Gate where we pick you up and bring you back to Arusha.
  
  This itinerary can be tailored to you specific wishes. Everything is possible.

Inclusions

• Hotel
• Sightseeing

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