Inclusive Of:
- Transfers to and from the accommodation in Moshi to start and exit gate.
- Park fees, camping fees, rescue fees for non-resident adults (please request reduced rate for kids below 15 years)
- Guides, porters and chefs.
- Three meals a day on the climb.
- Full camping facilities, including mattress and sleeping bags, except for personal gear (available for rental at our office)
- Oxygen tank, frequent oxygen and pulse checks during the climb.
- Taxes.
- Airport transfers
- Pre-briefing & equipment check one day prior to the climb at the guest’s hotel/hostel in Moshi.
- Free city tour (walking) on the free day prior to the climb.
Exclusive Of:
- Accommodation before and after the climb (can be organized).
- Tips to crew (request for recommended tipping rates).
- Travel insurance.
- All items of personal nature.
- Beverages and laundry except where shown.
- Personal mountain climber gear (available for hire).
Do you have any queries or wish to tailor this tour? Please click below to contact us.
7 Days, Western Breach Route | ||||
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NO. of PAX in one group | 1 PAX | 2-3 PAX | 4-6 PAX | 7+ PAX |
Price pr. person | $2,711 | $2,291 | $2,012 | $1,971 |
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