From Kilimanjaro's Uhuru Peak — the highest point in Africa at 5,895m — to Mount Meru, the Usambaras, and the forest trails of Udzungwa, Tanzania offers a spectrum of trekking experiences for every level. No technical climbing is required for Kilimanjaro; it is a high-altitude walk with extraordinary views and diverse ecosystems.
Duration
1–9 days
Estimated cost
$80–$600+ per person/day
Best season
January – March
Operators
72 available
Kilimanjaro
Kilimanjaro Region
Ngorongoro
Northern Circuit
Zanzibar
Zanzibar Archipelago
Arusha National Park
Arusha Region
Tarangire
Northern Circuit
Serengeti
Northern Circuit
Mafia Island
Mafia Archipelago
Lake Manyara
Northern Circuit
Pemba Island
Zanzibar Archipelago
Mahale Mountains
Western Tanzania
Mkomazi National Park
Kilimanjaro & Tanga Region
Nyerere National Park
Southern Tanzania
Saadani National Park
Coast Region
Usambara Mountains
Tanga Region
Kitulo National Park
Mbeya Region
Mikumi
Southern Circuit
Selous
Southern Circuit
Ruaha
Southern Circuit
Lake Nyasa
Mbeya & Ruvuma Region
Gombe
Western Tanzania
Bagamoyo
Coast Region
Lushoto
Tanga Region
Udzungwa Mountains
Southern Highlands
Burigi-Chato National Park
Kagera Region
Songo Mnara
Lindi Region
Ukerewe Island
Mwanza Region
Kilwa Kisiwani
Lindi Region
Katavi
Western Tanzania
Rumanyika-Karagwe National Park
Kagera Region
Ibanda-Kyerwa National Park
Kagera Region
Ugalla River National Park
Tabora Region
Kondoa Rock-Art Sites
Dodoma Region
Iringa
Southern Highlands
Mtwara
Mtwara Region
January – March · June – October
Two dry windows offer the clearest conditions and firmest trails. The long rains (Apr–May) bring heavy cloud and wet routes. January–March offers the best summit visibility on Kilimanjaro.
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