Tanzania is a famous trekking destination, known for being home to Africa’s highest mountain. Standing at 5,895m, Mount Kilimanjaro draws trekkers from around the globe who attempt to reach the ‘Roof of Africa’. Beyond Kilimnajaro, Tanzania has incredible lesser-known hiking and trekking possibilities that are all worth strapping on your boots for. From short hikes and long treks through volcanoes, craters and high plateaus with a trail for everyone who dreams of trekking in Tanzania. Its little-visited parks and reserves are ideal for intrepid safari-goers for ultimate walking safaris. From savannahs and swamps to rainforests and lakes, Tanzania’s undiscovered safari spots offer incredible wildlife encounters far away from the crowds.

- Mount Kilimanjaro: the world’s tallest freestanding volcanic mountain and the highest mountain of the African continent. One of the seven summits of the world, Kilimanjaro stands at 5895 meters above sea level. Choose from several official trails that lead to Uhuru Peak.

-Mount Meru: the second highest peak in Tanzania stands at 4566 meters high. The climb offers a perfect opportunity to see the wildlife such as giraffes, colobus monkeys, baboons, elephants and antelopes.

-Ngorongoro Conservation Park: boasts an array of trails to spectacular craters and volcanoes. This conservation area has the highest density of wildlife in Africa including the Big 5. It is the largest intact volcanic caldera on Earth with a diverse ecosystem of savannah, lakes and forest, the crater is renowned for its geological splendour.

-Udzungwa Mountains: home to an endemic species of wildlife, the 38 kms hike up to the peak traverses lush forest and a large bamboo landscape leading to Sanje waterfalls, perfect for a refreshing dip.

-Safari Walks in National Parks: home to one of the world’s largest concentrations of wildlife each in their own respective right, Tanzania’s National Parks are a perfect destination for spectacular and exclusive walking safaris. Top picks: Serengeti, Lake Manyara and Tarangire National Park.

- Ruaha National Park: Tanzania’s best-kept secret and home to the country’s biggest elephant population, experience an off beaten multi day walking safari.

- Mahale Mountains or Rubondo Island: one of Tanzania's most unique safari experiences, chimpanzee trekking.

We offer guided and self-guided walking tours in Tanzania, so whether you want some insightfulness from a handpicked local guide, or to take things at your own pace, Onlyluxe Travel will ensure your travel needs are truly satisfied. We also offer private or small group journeys for individuals, groups or family travel, whatever your travel style may be.

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