Private tour in Nairobi Dunstan M
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Welcome to East Africa. My name Dunstan I am a professional tour guide and have a wide range of experience guiding travelers across Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. I have guided travelers on climbs to Mt. Kenya, Mt. Kilimanjaro, Mt. Meru, Mt. Rwenzoris and Mt. Elgon. I have also led safaris to many destinations in east Africa, including the Maasai Mara, Serengeti, Amboseli, Ngorongoro, Nakuru, Tsavo, Naivasha, Hells Gate, Samburu and Meru National Park. I am highly informed, knowledgeable, enthusiastic, great in planning and organization of your tour I have traveled and taken travelers around this region for a long time, and I look forward to being your guide. - Nols training requirements for professional guiding for both Mt.Kenya and Mt. Kilimanjaro. NOLS (National Outdoor Leadership School) is a leader in wilderness training. - Tour licence to operate in Kenya as required by the Kenya Wildlife and Tourism Department - NOLS training certificate on rescue and evacuation. NOLS (National Outdoor Leadership School) is a leader in wilderness training. None.
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Crowned by an eternal snow-cap, Mt. Kilimanjaro is situated inside the Kilimanjaro National Park in Tanzania; it is the highest mountain in Africa and the tallest freestanding mountain on earth. Kilimanjaro is very popular with both experienced hikers and first time adventurers because it is considered to be the easiest of the seven summits. Scaling the mountain requires no technical skills or equipment, such as rope, harness, crampons or ice axe. Therefore, it is a hiking or "walk up" peak, not a mountaineering or climbing peak. Many travelers are attracted to the highest point in Africa - uhuru peak Kibo (19, 340'/5, 895m) Mawenzi (16, 893'/5, 149m) Shira (13, 000'/3, 962m) I am highly informed, knowledgeable, enthusiastic, great in planning and organization of your tour. I have travelled and taken travellers around this region for a long time, and I look forward to being your guide!
Day 1. Pick you from Hotel Drive to Machame village. Walk to the Machame camp on tent. Day 2. Continue along the steep ridge going on to rock ridges and through heather, reaching Shira camp in 5 hours. Camping on tent. Day 3. Continue to Kibo then east descend to Barranco camp (4 hours). Camping on tent. Day 4. A short scramble to the top of the Great Barranco and then Karanga Valley (3 hours) to Barafu camp on tent. Day 5. An early start for the ascent to the rim of the Kibo Crater between the Glaciers (4 hours) to Uhuru peak. Descend to Mweka camp. Camping on tent. Day 6. A 3-4 hour descent to Park gate A. Drive back to the hotel Moshi. And if you have any special interests or wishes, I will be happy to customise this tour for you!
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Our tour vans are well ventilated and spacious. All vans are designed to carry a maximum of 10 passengers, but shuttle buses carry 25-35 passengers, it depends on the number of travellers.
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