Top 5 East Africa attractions

Kilimanjaro -5895m is Africa’s highest mountain, a perfect volcanic dome whose snow capped pick often emerges from a cloudy shroud at dusk. The tallest free standing volcano in the world, kilimanjaro ( known as the roof of Africa ), is climbed by thousands of tourists annually. You need to be reasonably fit to reach the top, but not extraordinarily so-past conquerors of its icy summit have spannend the ages of 11 to 74. You should however perpare to set aside the best part of a week in order to complete the climb safely. Kilimanjaro is not the only large mountain in Tanzania. Overlooking the safari capital of Arusha, Mount Meru us the fifth highest in Africa, an extinct 4566m volcano whose craggy summit offers stunning views to kilimanjaro, only 50km to the East. Other high-altitude highlights include the lush slopes around Ngorongoro Crater, the stande alone Mount Hanang south of Arusha, and the East Arc Mountains and Southern Highlands – a scattering of forest -swathed ‘mountane islands’ whose dazzling biodiversity has let to them being dubbed the Galapagos of Africa – Kenya Airways.

TOP 5 Attractions;
1.The great wildlife migration – The extraordinary annual Great Migration across the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem is one of the greatest spectacles in the natural world.
2. The Spice Island – Zanzibar (Tanzania) – The uncontested jewel of the Swahili Coast, the Magical “Spice Island”. Find some of the world’s best beaches, lapped by warm turquoise Indian Ocean.
3. Gorilla Tracking – ( Uganda / Rwanda ) – The best attractions in Uganda in an all-inclusive tour, including Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth National Parks, Lake Bunyonyi, Lake Mburo…
4. Mt. Kilimanjaro- ( Tanzania ) – The world’s highest free standing, snow-covered equatorial mountain that regular tourists can climb….
5. Tsavo National Park – (Kenya) – The park is by far the largest of the Kenya National Parks. It is an ideal place for exclusive camping, game circuts and adventures