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Kilimanjaro Elephant Ride in Tanzania

In the footsteps of the greatest mammal on earth, the elephant.

4 nights in mobile camp

5th June to 10th June

Online & Bank Transfer

Payment

Intermediate & Advanced

Level

Deposit 20%

Reservation

4h - 6h

Riding Time per Day

20999 AED = $5699

Price

Max 15 Riders

Trip Capacity

Installment

Single supplement if unwilling to share - $70/night

Arrival Airport: Kilimanjaro International Airport

Payment: Reservation 20% 4200AED or $1140 (*Non-Refundable).

Rest Of the Payment 60 days before the trip date

Payment Method: Online or Bank Transfer

( Ask For the Installment ) WhatsApp: +971555689546

Included while on Safari

Mobile camp - Under our private canvas: four nights is spend under Kaskazi’s tailor made mobile camp. The tents are of our own design with on suit bush toilets and hot bucket showers. Full board accommodation and locally sourced beverages.
All food and beverages included in our mobile camp.
Qualified private guide, horses and riding.
Flying doctor membership for each client.
National Park fees.
WMA (wildlife management area) fees.
Village fees.
Transportation from Airport (Pick up & Drop off).
Welcome Drink.
Equimap T-Shirt

Excluded while on Safari

International flights.
Visas, medical and travel insurance, which has to be arranged prior to arrival.

Safari Day 1:

Meet At The Airport then we are heading to the camp at Arusha National Park gate where the horses will be waiting, ready to be mounted and shortly after arrival to the gate you ride into one of the most beautiful parks in East Africa.

Here the vegetation will change dramatically, from open grassland to rainforest. With good chances of seeing, buffaloes, giraffes, all your plains game, elephants and leopards are present however harder to spot along with rare species such as Suni, Red Duiker, the magnificent Hartlaub's turaco, colobus monkey and the endless bird life.

The feeling is magical as you enter into the big canopy forests. Lunch will be set on route, with time for a small siesta. After lunch the ride continues through leopard country and as we head towards our night stop, we will pass by Margarete Trappe’s old house. The legendary lady known and remembered as the Iron lady from the first world war. “If, as children, we were thrilled by Buffalo Bill we should have been still more spellbound by Mrs. Trappe’s adventures, the adventures of the fearless woman with her two legendary horses, Comet and Diamond, and her two inseparable Alsatians. Like a phantom she would suddenly appear, like a phantom she would vanish; as intimate with wild beasts as though they were tame.” These are some of the tales about Margarete who’s old riding paths this horse safari follows through the holy forests of the park. Arrive to camp, based on the foot of Mt Meru in time for showers and sundowners then dinner under the stars.

Safari Day 2:

This morning you will hopefully wake up to the very talkative Colobus monkeys.

Breakfast is served and shortly thereafter we mount, and directions are taken towards the area where the film Hatari was filmed, starring John Wayne. Thereafter halfway into the morning ride we start the climb (on horseback), some will be done on horseback and some on foot, aiming to reach a viewpoint, that if clear has one of the best views of Mt Kilimanjaro, here we will dismount our horses and instead mount a car and drive the last, steepest part in vehicles. You drive passed the “Fig Tree Arch”, a massive fig tree arch. The drive continues until we reach lunch, beautifully located next to a waterfall. We are now on about 2000 meters above sea level. After lunch we start heading back towards the horses, we then ride back down to camp and after returning to camp, there will be an option to jump into the vehicles (or relax in camp) and go visit the Momella lakes, hoping to see some hippos and beautiful water birds. Sundowners at the lakes before heading back to camp for showers and dinner.

Safari Day 3:

You wake up with the sun and a big breakfast is served.

This morning you will hop into the vehicles and drive out of Arusha National Park, the drive will take about 2 ó hours and is eastbound heading towards Mount Kilimanjaro and leaving Mount Meru behind us like a shadow. Later this morning you will find the horses waiting for you in the bush (they would have been trucked here the evening before). The ride is amongst Tanzanian farmland and the Massai steppe, its scenic with many cultural interactions as the rides goes along. We will try to cover as much ground as possible. The lunch is served under a big acacia, sometimes near to a dam where the Massai’s water their cattle and we our horses. You will have a good 3-hour’s stop for lunch, with time for a siesta to regain some strength. The afternoon ride continues across opened plains, making sure to reach our night stop before the sun hits the horizon at a new camp location.

Safari Day 4:

Wake up calls followed by an English breakfast.

Everyone mounts their companion, today is another moving day, and directions are taken towards the Kenyan border. After having crossed the seven hills (seven sisters) we continue towards lunch, served somewhere under a shady tree. The terrain varies from opened grassland to beautiful canopy forests. The day offers good chance of seeing plains game such as zebras, giraffes, elephants, and wildebeests but most important is the presence of the shy antelope, the Gerenuk that we will keep an eye for as we ride along. The night is spent at a new location, hopefully the night is clear, and you will get the feeling being watched by four powerful mountains, Mt Meru, Namanga, Longido and the most legendary of all, Mt Kilimanjaro.

Safari Day 5:

The last morning has arisen, and the

safari has come to its end, enjoy a big breakfast before directions are taken towards civilization, depending on road conditions about 3 hours journey back to the airport. If anyone flies out late and wish to book a day room, please let us know in advanced so we can book it for you.