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Wake up early morning for breakfast then at 0730hou rs drive to Ngorongoro and descend into the Crater floor (19.2 km of workdiameter, 610m de ep, 304 sq km) for game drives. The crater is home to Black Rhino, Elephants, Zebras, Wi ldebeests, Buffalos, Impalas and so many other Antelopes. Approximately 25,000 millions of different animals. Carnivores are pride of Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, Hyena and other sm all cats. Your lunch will be served on the picnic site at Ngoitoktok swamp a Hippo pool, a fter lunch proceeds with afternoon game viewing while ascending the Crater and in the late afternoon driver back to Arusha or Moshi.
Being so close to the equator, Tanzania and Kilimanjaro do not experience the usual extremes of winter and summer. Instead, the nation experiences alternating wet and dry seasons. As rain, mud, ice, and snow place a greater strain on the body, it is therefore best to attempt your Kilimanjaro climb in the warmer, drier months. The best month for climbing are January, February, and September – when the weather is warmer, the skies clearer, and the threat of rain less. June, July, and August are also fine weather-wise, although they tend to be colder as this is ‘winter’ in Tanzania. The rainy seasons (March through early June and November/December) are tougher times to attempt the climb, although it is still possible with appropriate preparation.
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FACT SHEET Tanzania is country so wealthy that it would practically take years to document all the resources. Not only is the country proud to bear witness to the highest and largest free standing mountain in the world but also to the rich and diverse wildlife concentrations, mineral and other resources available. If Africa’s tourism opportunities were to be summarized by one single country that country would be Tanzania.
Tanzania has a tropical climate along the coast but it gets temperate in the highlands. April & Mid – May = Long rains (Green Season) June – Sept = Cool season Nov – Dec = Short Rains October – March = Hottest season The range of Temperatures in Tanzania is fairly limited and always hot, running from 25 to 30 degrees C on the coast while the rest of the country apart from the highlands run from 22 to 27 degrees C. http://migrationexpedition.com/about-tanzania/#fact
The best wildlife viewing months in Tanzania are during the Dry season from late June to October. The best chance of seeing the wildebeest migration in the Serengeti is during June and July and the time to see the wildebeest calving is late January to February. The southern circuit parks are best visited during the dryseason (June to October), unlike the more popular northern circuit parks that can be visited year-round. Tarangire is the only exception, since its wildlife viewing is considerably better in the dry-season as well.
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NON-GAME-VIEWING TRAVEL TIME: 1 HOUR DISTANCE: 60 KM After breakfast you will meet your guide and transfer to the park entrance where you begin your Kilimanjaro climb. After formalities at the park entrance, you enter the rain forest for a gentle walk through verdant scenery to Mandara Hut. For those who don’t want to summit the Mighty Kilimanjaro, a day trip may offer you the perfect alternative, you can walk via the Marangu route up to Mandara Hut, which is 2,700 metres above sea level where there is a small crater. The trip will take around 7 Hrs. The price includes private transport from Lodge and back, Tanzania National Park fees. Rescue fee; packed lunch, mineral water; Porters and Guides
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