Sunset African Safaris

It isn’t the lack of fitness level that refrains tourists from reaching the peak of Kilimanjaro, it is altitude sickness! If you want to make it to the peak successfully, it relies more than anything else on how you deal with the altitude on. And how you deal with the altitude isn’t a matter of random luck! There’re actually many things can be done in order to avoid altitude sickness on a Mount Kilimanjaro trekking trip . Acclimatize before the climb. Easier said than done if you reside at sea level, but if you’re able to spend time at high altitude before the actual climb then this’s an ideal way to avoid acute mountain sickness. Climbing Mt Meru before Kili is also a great alternative. Begin the Mt Kilimanjaro trek when you’re enjoying the best possible health & physical fitness. If you’re unwell, fatigued or stressed you’re more expected to experience altitude sickness. Don’t rush; take it easy on the trail &at the camp. You’ll get tired of your guide asking y...

Mount Mero – situated at an elevation of 14,980 feet above the sea level is clearly a magnificent volcanic mountain and an incredible part of the Arusha National Park ecosystem. In fact, the impressive massif of Meru is formed by a large volcano – built itself of viscous magma. However, climbing enthusiasts already reached the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro can take a Mount Meru trekking tour for a new exciting adventure with unparalleled views of the scenic nature. If you are on a visit to Tanzania for the first time, you need to acclimatize on Mount Meru before going for a trekking at Kilimanjaro. No matter wherever you see, the spectacular peak brings a series of natural environments in Arusha National Park. Before planning a trekking tour, it’s wise to know about Mount Meru beforehand. Here are some of the important facts discussed below: Top Important Facts to Know about Mount Meru – A Mount Meru trek offers dramatic scenes of the ash cone and volcanic...

The United Republic of Tanzania is a fascinating & beautiful nation placed on the eastern part of Africa. Previously known as the United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar, Tanzania is recognized for its geographical diversity. If you are thinking that the wildebeest are the only attraction of Tanzania, then you are absolutely wrong. There are plenty of things to do during a private guided tour in Tanzania and we will discuss about a few of them here: Ascend Africa’s Tallest Peak: At 19,340ft, Kilimanjaro is Africa’s tallest peak, but the ascent to the zenith is astoundingly accessible & can take as little as four to five days. The journey to the top is simply adventurous and you must want to have a glimpse of it. Stroll in the Garden of Eden - The Ngorongoro Crater, also known as Garden of Eden is a 12-mile wide ecosystem inside a surrounding that was developed by a huge ruining of land after a volcanic eruption. Near Arusha in Northern Tanzania, it’s one o...