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Kili 360°
Bike Ride

Tanzania

if you don't want to climb it, bike around it!

ABOUT THIS BIKE RIDE

Get in the saddle for this great cycle adventure with Kilimanjaro on your right side the whole time.

Ride across the open African savannah of the Maasai land see wild roaming Zebra, Giraffe, and Wildebeest and then ride into the rainforest of the higher Marangu mountain slopes.

This unforgettable ride around the base of Mt. Kilimanjaro reveals all the diversity of Tanzanias nature and culture. Rural roads will take you deep into the wildlife, dense forest and open savanah.

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Come and experience an exciting, challenging and unforgettable 345km cycling tour around the largest free standing mountain in the world, Mount Kilimanjaro.

During this 9 day trip, you will be cycling 6 days and you will experience some of Tanzania’s most beautiful landscapes, vibrant villages and wonderful cultures.

 

From the Maasai people who inhabit the arid western plains of Kilimanjaro to the Chagga people who inhabit the foothills of the mountain you will get to discover, experience and learn about these wonderful cultures first hand.

 

Whilst on your journey you will cycle vast open grasslands rich in wildlife, lush green forests, farmlands, villages and towns. This will be one of the most challenging but satisfying journeys you will ever make.

Bikes are provided locally, or you can bring your own bike from home. Our local bike mechanics will help set up and fit your bikes ready for your journey.

Throughout the ride, our crew will set up rest stops along the way with refreshments to keep your energy levels up and our mechanic will be on hand at all times should you require help.

At the end of each rewarding day of biking, our crew will welcome you to your luxury camp, with cold drinks, delicious food, and a campfire.

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Your journey will end in the Kilimanjaro foothill village of Marangu.

The quaint village of Marangu offers fascinating insight into both modern Tanzanian life and into the lives of the Chaga people who once withstood vicious Maasai raids through the ingenious use of tunnels.

You will visit these Chaga tunnels and venture down into the inky black darkness of the tunnels in which Chaga sheltered when the Maasai would raid from the lowlands.

 

Tour a locally owned and operated coffee plantation to learn more about the process that takes the beans from the tree to our cups. Try your hand at manually grinding and roasting beans, and reward your hard work with some delicious, fresh coffee.

 

Then take a leisurely hike through local banana plantations and quiet clusters of homes, down stepping stones to cross the river to a towering waterfall with cool waters beneath. The adventurous can even hop in for a quick swim.

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ITINERARY

Day 1: Monday

Arrival

Bike fitting & briefing

Day  2: Tuesday

Moshi - Sanyaa Juu

52km / 600m elevation gain

Day 3: Wednesday

Sanyaa Juu - West Kilimanjaro  

45 Km / 650m elevation gain

Day 4: Thursday

West Kilimanjaro - Kamwanga

55 Km: 1,100m elevation gain

Day 5: Friday

Kamwanga - Lake Chala

88 Km: 600m elevation gain

Day 6: Saturday

Rest Day

Day 7: Sunday

Lake Chala - Marangu

50 Km: 700m elevation gain

Day 8: Monday

Marangu - Moshi

Including cultural tour

55 Km

Day 9: Tuesday

Depart

What's included?

. Airport transfers

. 2 night lodge stay in Moshi 

. 7 nights luxury camping, including all camping equipment

. All accommodation based on two sharing, single optional extra
. 2 support vehicles 

. All staff - guides, bike mechanic, cook & camping crew
. Mountain bicycles with helmets 
. All entry fee to WMA areas

. Camping fee/permits

. 3 meals per day 

Open Group Trip Date

2024

2nd - 10th September

This adventure is available for private group bookings
Minimum 4 people

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We know you must have lots of questions...

Check out our Bike Ride FAQ's!

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For more information regarding private groups

Please contact us below!

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