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A moment of reflection on Mount Kenya - Twin Peaks of Africa, Kenya
A moment of reflection on Mount Kenya  | Lauren Bullen
Atop Mount Kilimanjaro - Twin Peaks of Africa, Kenya
Atop Mount Kilimanjaro  | Claudine Emond
Mt Kenya at sunrise - Twin Peaks of Africa, Kenya
Mt Kenya at sunrise  | Sue Badyari
Trekking on Mount Kenya - Twin Peaks of Africa, Kenya
Trekking on Mount Kenya  | Lauren Bullen
Breathtaking scenery as we trek through Mackinders Valley - Twin Peaks of Africa, Kenya
Breathtaking scenery as we trek through Mackinders Valley  | Heike Krumm
Group photo at Point Lenana upon Mount Kenya - Twin Peaks of Africa, Kenya
Group photo at Point Lenana upon Mount Kenya  | Heike Krumm

Twin Peaks of Africa

The ultimate African trekking challenge, a thrilling double summit of Mount Kenya and Kilimanjaro.

Kenya, Tanzania
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Trip Code: TWP
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Essential Information
Duration
  • 17 Days
Activities
  • 5 day trek & 8 day trek
Style
  • Classic Adventures  
Accommodation
  • 4 nights hotel
  • 12 nights camping/ mountain hut
Meals
  • 14 Dinners
  • 14 Lunches
  • 16 Breakfasts
Difficulty Grading  
7 / 10

Challenging

Carbon Footprint  

29kg of CO2-e PP per day

(458kg of CO2-e PP entire trip)

Trip highlights

  • The ultimate double summit challenge - Point Lenana (4985m/16,355ft) and Uhuru Peak (5895m/19,341ft) in one supported expedition
  • Train as you climb, summit Mount Kenya first to build altitude experience and fitness for your Kilimanjaro ascent
  • Traverse Mount Kenya east to west via the spectacular Chogoria and Sirimon routes, through alpine lakes and rocky ridgelines
  • Trek Kilimanjaro via the Lemosho Route with fewer crowds, excellent acclimatisation and one of Africa’s most scenic trails

Overview

Climbing East Africa’s twin giants - Mt Kenya and Mt Kilimanjaro - in one epic journey is a rare and exhilarating achievement for experienced trekkers. This challenging itinerary takes you deep into two contrasting mountain environments, offering a complete immersion in alpine East Africa, from forest trails to windswept summits.

Your expedition begins with a traverse of Mount Kenya, ascending via the remote Chogoria Route and descending via Sirimon, reaching the summit of Point Lenana (4985m/16,355ft) a dramatic, non-technical peak.

Crossing into Tanzania, you then take on Mt Kilimanjaro (5895m/19,341ft) via the scenic and challenging Lemosho Route, chosen for its excellent acclimatisation profile and sweeping views. You’ll tackle the final summit push to Uhuru Peak, reaching the roof of Africa at sunrise.

This is a fully guided and supported trek, designed for fit and determined adventurers who want to test their limits, and come away with two summits, not just one.

Itinerary

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Upon arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO) in Nairobi, you will be collected and transferred to the group hotel for overnight accommodation. The rest of the day is at leisure in Nairobi. Overnight: Best Western Nairobi Upper Hill Hotel

Meals: Nil

This morning we head to Chogoria Village (approx 4-5 hours drive). In the afternoon you will ascend the steep and rutted track to the Bandas (cottages) in woodland near the Chogoria gate (3,017m) of the Mt Kenya National Park. We will stay here overnight. Our gear will be transported by Land Rovers while we acclimatise with our first walk at altitude (approx. 1 hour).

Meals: B,L,D

The flora and fauna surrounding the Bandas is prolific, with the possibility of seeing game in the surrounding forest (Elephant, Buffalo, Antelope, Colobus Monkey, Augur Buzzard & Verreaux's Eagle). As we walk, the forest gradually drops away and we enter a high moorland zone. En route we ascend nearby Mugi Hill (3600m) to help with acclimatisation before arriving to camp. Lake Ellis (3500m), where we camp tonight, is a peaceful spot with good views of the main peaks and we arrive in time for lunch. (approx. 6 hrs)

Meals: B,L,D

The initial trek away from the lake ascends gentle moorland to attain a ridge that eventually joins the main Chogoria route at its best viewpoint. After enjoying views of Vivienne Falls and the Gorges Valley we descend to the little visited Lake Michaelson (3,830m) and possibly the most beautiful campsite on the walk. Overhead tower the cliffs of the Temple while Tacazze Sunbirds flit amongst the giant Groundsel and Lobelia and Hyraxes hop around in the rocks. (approx. 6 - 8 hrs)

Meals: B,L,D

The trek now enters the Alpine Zone - after quite a boggy start to the walk the walking surface soon becomes scree. You will soon reach Simba Tarn at 4560m, in time for a late lunch. An afternoon walk will assist with acclimatisation. (approx. 4-6 hrs)

Meals: B,L,D

After a hot drink you will leave at 3:30 am for the steep ascent (2 - 2.5 hrs) of Point Lenana (4,985m) in time for sunrise. Although the climb is straightforward, the final section is hard work at this altitude. From the summit it is often possible to see Mt Kilimanjaro 320km away as well as the nearby climbing peaks of Mt Kenya; Nelion and Batian which should be bathed in golden sunlight at this time of the morning. We descend back to Simba Tarn for a well-earned cooked breakfast, and continue our descent via the Mackinder Valley to Shipton's Camp before joining the Sirimon Route to Old Moses Camp. The walk today is long and exhausting and will challenge even the fittest of walkers. However the thrill of standing on the roof of Kenya, will be sure to make the effort worthwhile. (approx 11-12 hours walking)

Meals: B,L,D

After breakfast we head through the Sirimon Valley and down through the lush forest belt to the Park Gate where our transport will be waiting to take us back to Nairobi at around 10:00am (approx. 2 hours walking). We drive on to Nairobi where we farewell our Kenyan crew. Arrival at the hotel in Nairobi is around 16:00hrs. The remainder of the day is at leisure for showers, laundry and relaxing. Overnight: Best Western Nairobi Upper Hill Hotel

Meals: B,L

This morning we are transferred to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO) for your flight to Kilimanjaro Airport Tanzania (JRO). You will be collected upon arrival and transferred to our Lodge in Arusha. We stay at the Moivaro Coffee Plantation which has spacious rooms, a pool, and restaurant. This afternoon at 16:30 you will meet the rest of the group and your guide for a trip briefing. NOTE- the flight from Nairobi (NBO) to Arusha (JRO) is NOT included in the tour price.

Meals: B,D

After completing the necessary registration formalities, we drive through varied farmland with open views over the plains to reach the Lemosho Gate roadhead. The last section of the road is of poor quality and difficult to drive after rain, and the drive there should be considered as part of the adventure, sometimes we start walking a kilometre or two below the roadhead. We often have our lunch at the roadhead before starting to walk. It is an easy day of walking up a small path through beautiful and lush forest. We camp at Lemosho Big Tree Camp (2650m); [2-3 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

We soon leave the forest behind and enter the moorland zone of giant heather. The trail climbs steadily with wide views to reach the rim of the Shira Plateau. There is a tangible sense of wilderness, especially if afternoon mists come in! We camp in the centre of the plateau at “Shira One” (3550m). [6-7 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

An easy day to help acclimatisation, and to explore the volcanic rock formations of Shira Plateau. We walk to the summit of Shira Cathedral before reaching the next camp at Shira Hut (3840m). This campsite has stunning views, close to the glaciated dome of Kibo and the jagged rim of Shira Plateau. The views from here of Mt. Meru floating on the clouds are simply unforgettable. [4-5 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

A morning of gentle ascent and panoramic views, leaving the moorland plateau behind to walk on lava ridges beneath the glaciers of the Western Breach. After lunch near the Lava Tower junction (4550m) we descend to the bottom of the Great Barranco valley (3900 m), sheltered by towering cliffs and with extensive views of the plains far below. [5-7 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

A steep climb up the Barranco Wall leads us to an undulating trail on the southeastern flank of Kibo, with superb vistas of the Southern Icefields. The terrain changes to scree, with pockets of lush vegetation in sheltered hollows, and there is only a short distance to our camp at Karanga (4000m), the last water point on the way to the summit. [4-5 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

We follow an easy path on compacted scree with wide views that gains altitude unrelentingly to reach the Barafu campsite (4600m) for lunch. There is a short acclimatisation walk to the plateau at the bottom of the South-East valley (4800m). The remainder of the day is spent resting in preparation for the final ascent before a very early night. [3-5 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

We will start our ascent by torchlight at about 1 a.m. so that we can be up on the Crater rim by sunrise. The steep climb over loose volcanic scree has some wellgraded zig-zags and a slow but steady pace will take us to Stella Point (5735m), in about five or six hours. We will rest there for a short time to enjoy the sunrise over Mawenzi. Those who are still feeling strong can make the two hour round trip from here along the crater rim to Uhuru Peak (5895m), passing close to the spectacular glaciers and ice cliffs that still occupy most of the summit area. The descent to Barafu is surprisingly fast, and after some refreshment, we continue to descend to reach our final campsite Millenium (3800m). [11-15 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

A sustained descent on a well constructed path through lovely tropical forest alive with birdsong and boasting lush undergrowth with considerable botanical interest. Our route winds down to the National Park gate at Mweka (1650m). Here we sign out from the National Park before walking on for a further 15 minutes through coffee and banana farms to Mweka village where our vehicle awaits. The shower, the beer, and the swimming pool are tantalisingly close! Overnight at Moivaro Coffee Plantation. [4-6 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

After breakfast at your hotel, you will be transferred to Kilimanjaro Airport Tanzania (JRO) where the trip arrangements end.

Meals: B

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Upon arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO) in Nairobi, you will be collected and transferred to the group hotel for overnight accommodation. The rest of the day is at leisure in Nairobi. Overnight: Best Western Nairobi Upper Hill Hotel

Meals: Nil

This morning we head to Chogoria Village (approx 4-5 hours drive). In the afternoon you will ascend the steep and rutted track to the Bandas (cottages) in woodland near the Chogoria gate (3,017m) of the Mt Kenya National Park. We will stay here overnight. Our gear will be transported by Land Rovers while we acclimatise with our first walk at altitude (approx. 1 hour).

Meals: B,L,D

The flora and fauna surrounding the Bandas is prolific, with the possibility of seeing game in the surrounding forest (Elephant, Buffalo, Antelope, Colobus Monkey, Augur Buzzard & Verreaux's Eagle). As we walk, the forest gradually drops away and we enter a high moorland zone. En route we ascend nearby Mugi Hill (3600m) to help with acclimatisation before arriving to camp. Lake Ellis (3500m), where we camp tonight, is a peaceful spot with good views of the main peaks and we arrive in time for lunch. (approx. 6 hrs)

Meals: B,L,D

The initial trek away from the lake ascends gentle moorland to attain a ridge that eventually joins the main Chogoria route at its best viewpoint. After enjoying views of Vivienne Falls and the Gorges Valley we descend to the little visited Lake Michaelson (3,830m) and possibly the most beautiful campsite on the walk. Overhead tower the cliffs of the Temple while Tacazze Sunbirds flit amongst the giant Groundsel and Lobelia and Hyraxes hop around in the rocks. (approx. 6 - 8 hrs)

Meals: B,L,D

The trek now enters the Alpine Zone - after quite a boggy start to the walk the walking surface soon becomes scree. You will soon reach Simba Tarn at 4560m, in time for a late lunch. An afternoon walk will assist with acclimatisation. (approx. 4-6 hrs)

Meals: B,L,D

After a hot drink you will leave at 3:30 am for the steep ascent (2 - 2.5 hrs) of Point Lenana (4,985m) in time for sunrise. Although the climb is straightforward, the final section is hard work at this altitude. From the summit it is often possible to see Mt Kilimanjaro 320km away as well as the nearby climbing peaks of Mt Kenya; Nelion and Batian which should be bathed in golden sunlight at this time of the morning. We descend back to Simba Tarn for a well-earned cooked breakfast, and continue our descent via the Mackinder Valley to Shipton's Camp before joining the Sirimon Route to Old Moses Camp. The walk today is long and exhausting and will challenge even the fittest of walkers. However the thrill of standing on the roof of Kenya, will be sure to make the effort worthwhile. (approx 11-12 hours walking)

Meals: B,L,D

After breakfast we head through the Sirimon Valley and down through the lush forest belt to the Park Gate where our transport will be waiting to take us back to Nairobi at around 10:00am (approx. 2 hours walking). We drive on to Nairobi where we farewell our Kenyan crew. Arrival at the hotel in Nairobi is around 16:00hrs. The remainder of the day is at leisure for showers, laundry and relaxing. Overnight: Best Western Nairobi Upper Hill Hotel

Meals: B,L

This morning we are transferred to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO) for your flight to Kilimanjaro Airport Tanzania (JRO). You will be collected upon arrival and transferred to our Lodge in Arusha. We stay at the Moivaro Coffee Plantation which has spacious rooms, a pool, and restaurant. Overnight: Moivaro Coffee Plantation or similar NOTE- the flight from Nairobi (NBO) to Arusha (JRO) is NOT included in the tour price.

Meals: B,D

Today is an open day for you recharge and rest ahead of Killimanjaro. Enjoy your stay at the Moivaro Coffee Plantation which has spacious rooms, with some relaxing by the pool, and enjoy the nice restaurant. This afternoon at 16:30 you will meet the rest of the group and your guide for a trip briefing . Overnight: Moivaro Coffee Plantation or similar

Meals: B

After completing the necessary registration formalities, we drive through varied farmland with open views over the plains to reach the Lemosho Gate roadhead. The last section of the road is of poor quality and difficult to drive after rain, and the drive there should be considered as part of the adventure, sometimes we start walking a kilometre or two below the roadhead. We often have our lunch at the roadhead before starting to walk. It is an easy day of walking up a small path through beautiful and lush forest. We camp at Lemosho Big Tree Camp (2650m); [2-3 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

We soon leave the forest behind and enter the moorland zone of giant heather. The trail climbs steadily with wide views to reach the rim of the Shira Plateau. There is a tangible sense of wilderness, especially if afternoon mists come in! We camp in the centre of the plateau at “Shira One” (3550m). [6-7 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

An easy day to help acclimatisation, and to explore the volcanic rock formations of Shira Plateau. We walk to the summit of Shira Cathedral before reaching the next camp at Shira Hut (3840m). This campsite has stunning views, close to the glaciated dome of Kibo and the jagged rim of Shira Plateau. The views from here of Mt. Meru floating on the clouds are simply unforgettable. [4-5 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

A morning of gentle ascent and panoramic views, leaving the moorland plateau behind to walk on lava ridges beneath the glaciers of the Western Breach. After lunch near the Lava Tower junction (4550m) we descend to the bottom of the Great Barranco valley (3900 m), sheltered by towering cliffs and with extensive views of the plains far below. [5-7 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

A steep climb up the Barranco Wall leads us to an undulating trail on the southeastern flank of Kibo, with superb vistas of the Southern Icefields. The terrain changes to scree, with pockets of lush vegetation in sheltered hollows, and there is only a short distance to our camp at Karanga (4000m), the last water point on the way to the summit. [4-5 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

We follow an easy path on compacted scree with wide views that gains altitude unrelentingly to reach the Barafu campsite (4600m) for lunch. There is a short acclimatisation walk to the plateau at the bottom of the South-East valley (4800m). The remainder of the day is spent resting in preparation for the final ascent before a very early night. [3-5 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

We will start our ascent by torchlight at about 1 a.m. so that we can be up on the Crater rim by sunrise. The steep climb over loose volcanic scree has some wellgraded zig-zags and a slow but steady pace will take us to Stella Point (5735m), in about five or six hours. We will rest there for a short time to enjoy the sunrise over Mawenzi. Those who are still feeling strong can make the two hour round trip from here along the crater rim to Uhuru Peak (5895m), passing close to the spectacular glaciers and ice cliffs that still occupy most of the summit area. The descent to Barafu is surprisingly fast, and after some refreshment, we continue to descend to reach our final campsite Millenium (3800m). [11-15 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

A sustained descent on a well constructed path through lovely tropical forest alive with birdsong and boasting lush undergrowth with considerable botanical interest. Our route winds down to the National Park gate at Mweka (1650m). Here we sign out from the National Park before walking on for a further 15 minutes through coffee and banana farms to Mweka village where our vehicle awaits. The shower, the beer, and the swimming pool are tantalisingly close! Overnight at Moivaro Coffee Plantation. [4-6 hours walking]

Meals: B,L,D

After breakfast at your hotel, you will be transferred to Kilimanjaro Airport Tanzania (JRO) where the trip arrangements end.

Meals: B

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28 scheduled departures between 13 Oct 2026 and 15 Feb 2028.

  • Departs 13 Oct 2026 – ends 29 Oct 2026 (17 days)
  • Departs 12 Dec 2026 – ends 28 Dec 2026 (17 days)
  • Departs 18 Dec 2026 – ends 3 Jan 2027 (17 days)
  • Departs 29 Dec 2026 – ends 14 Jan 2027 (17 days)
  • Departs 9 Jan 2027 – ends 25 Jan 2027 (17 days)
  • Departs 26 Jan 2027 – ends 11 Feb 2027 (17 days)
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What's included?

Included

  • Park entrance fees (valued at US$1,464)
  • 16 breakfasts, 14 lunches and 14 dinners
  • 4 nights in 3 star hotels in Nairobi and Arusha on a twin share basis
  • 12 nights fully supported camping on a twin share tent basis
  • Private transfers
  • Airport transfers in Nairobi (Day 1 and Day 8) and Arusha (Day 8 and Day 17)
  • Group camping equipment including tent (sleeping bag and mat not included - available for hire locally)
  • Porters to carry personal and group equipment
  • Experienced local guides
  • Cook and camp crew
  • Portable altitude chamber and group medical kit (Mt Kenya)
  • Emergency group oxygen and group medical kit (Mt Kilimanjaro)

Not included

  • International flights
  • Airport and departure taxes
  • Visa fees
  • Travel insurance (compulsory)
  • Flight from Nairobi (NBO) to Kilimanjaro (JRO)
  • Meals not listed as included
  • Personal expenses such as phone calls and laundry
  • Bottled water, aerated and alcoholic drinks
  • Tips and gratuities
  • Sleeping bags and mats
  • Any items not listed as included
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Reviews (4)

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I thoroughly enjoyed the Twin Peaks experience with Eddie and Imran as my guides. Their interaction and choice of support team including cooks and porters all combined to make what can be a very challenging trip, more comfortable when the going gets tough.

G. Sharman|Tasmania
11 Oct 2018
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The Twin Peaks trip was an amazing adventure which combined the famous Kilimanjaro and beautiful Mt Kenya in one big trip. We had the most amazing time, awesome crew, wonderful like-minded travellers and good food. The weather was perfect in January and we had clear blue skies on both summit days. A trip to remember!

H. K|Australia
23 Nov 2017
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The trip exceeding all my expectations. My travel companions, guides and local support were all great people, and soon like long time friends. The World Expeditions planning, experience and connections provided a great value, I could not have put the adventure together on my own. Thank you for your help in the amazing experience!

J. Faulkner|Barrie, Ontario, Canada
31 Jan 2017
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MOST MEMORABLE PART: Climbing up to Kilimanjaro in the middle of the night under thousands of stars.

C. Ozenc|Istanbul, Turkey

Extra trip info

Kilimanjaro PermitsWill My Trip Run?Why Book With UsWildlife Safari Safety
Trekking group starting our adventure at Londorossi National Park gate | Heike Krumm

Climbing Kilimanjaro requires a series of permits and national park fees set by the Tanzanian government. These costs apply to every climber and are included in your trek price when travelling with a licensed operator.

Fees typically include conservation fees charged per person per day inside Kilimanjaro National Park, camping or hut accommodation fees depending on the route, and mandatory rescue fees that support the park’s mountain safety services.

Additional summit or crater fees may apply on certain routes.

Because these fees are charged daily, the total permit cost increases with the number of days spent on the mountain. Longer routes therefore cost more to operate, but they also allow for better acclimatisation and a higher chance of reaching the summit.

All Kilimanjaro climbs must be arranged through a licensed operator and accompanied by registered mountain guides.This system ensures climbers are supported by trained staff and that park regulations, safety standards and porter welfare rules are followed on the mountain.

Every departure date advises whether the date is confirmed, and roughly how full it is. Here is what each one means.

Is the departure confirmed?

Guaranteed to go This departure has reached its minimum number and will run.
It is the point travellers should wait for before booking any non-refundable flights.
Close to guaranteed This appears only when a date is close to reaching minimum numbers. If it shows 1 or 2 to guaranteed, book as a pair on a date needing two and it reaches its minimum. Your booking confirms the date for everybody already booked.

How full is the date I am looking at?

Space is filling or Space is filling fast This date has bookings and places are still open. Filling fast means limited spots available, so don't leave your decision too late.
Closing soon Down to its last few places, or close enough to departure that we are finalising numbers. Still bookable online.
Closed Not bookable online - either full, or inside the notice we need to arrange permits, flights and logistics. Ask us anyway, you never know!

Availability questions answered

Will this trip actually go ahead, or could it be cancelled?

If a date shows Guaranteed to go, it runs regardless of further bookings.

What does 2 to guarantee mean?

It means two travellers are enough to confirm the departure. It could be 2 more to add to the group, or the date only needs 2 people to run. Either way, if you book for two people, the date will become guaranteed to run.

What happens if my departure does not reach minimum numbers?

You will know the status before you book. Every date on this page is labelled, and dates marked “Guaranteed to go” are running regardless of further bookings. Where a date has not reached its minimum we either offer a surcharge to operate for a smaller group size so it can still run, or we cancel it. We contact you directly either way.

Will I get my money back if you cancel a departure?

If we cancel a departure due to not meeting minimum trip numbers, you receive a full refund of everything you have paid us less any non recoverable costs, where insurance may cover you. We cannot refund money committed elsewhere – additional non refundable deposits advised at the time of booking, flights, visas, vaccinations, gear - which is why it is worth waiting for “Guaranteed to go” before booking other arrangements around this trip date. Please read our Booking Terms and Conditions before you book.

Why can't I book some dates online?

Each trip closes online a set time before departure. Permits, internal flights and hut or campsite bookings all have to be arranged before we take payment. Call or enquire as it might still be possible to organise last minute places.

The date I want is closed. What are my options and why does it say to enquire?

Cancellations happen and places do open up on closed dates, so it is worth being on our list. We can also tell you which nearby date on the same trip has space, which is usually the faster route.

None of these dates suit me. Can you run this trip on another date?

Yes, as a private departure. We can run this trip on a date you choose, for your own group - family, friends, a club, or in many cases, just for the two of you. Tell us when you want to travel and who is coming, and we will build it around that.

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Early morning game viewing walk in Hlane National Park in Swaziland

Your safety is our main priority

Africa's wildlife is wild and unfenced. On many wildlife safaris you may meet them on foot, or from a vehicle. Walking in big-game country carries some risk, and the safeguards are not the same in every country.

Rules on firearms, guide qualifications, group size and how close you may approach an animal are set country by country, park by park. Many incorrectly assume that every wildlife safari in Africa travels with an armed ranger. Several countries prohibit firearms outright. Where an armed escort is required, it is supplied by the park authority.

What is consistent is how these trips operate. You walk in a small group with a professional local guide who knows the country and the animals in it. We do not include captive or hands-on wildlife encounters in any itinerary.

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