An African Journey Like No Other
kiliclimb Africa Safaris
- Located In:
- Size:
- 1-5 employees (Founded in 2019)
- Member Of:
- IATA, TATO, Tanzania Tourist Board, TANAPA, BRELLA, NCA & KIPAP
- Tour Types:
- Custom budget & mid-range tours that can start every day
- Destinations:
- Price Range:
- $180 to $550 per person per day (USD, excl. int'l flights)
Reviews
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Email Cesar Vrijhof | under20 years of age | Experience level: first safari
A smooth, enjoyable experience
The service and reliability of the tour was fantastic. The experience went exactly as hoped for, with fantastic value for money. However the best part was the interactions with the tour guides themselves. The experience was not only smooth, but also enjoyable and enriching!
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Email Patricio | under20 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Amazing
Their service was amazing and all the staff was super kind and friendly
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Email Eliane | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Moses is extremely knowledgeable and engaging.
Moses is the best tour guide. He's reliable, friendly, knowledgable and his English is perfect.
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Email Kerry | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Amazing guides
Moses and his team were fantastic. They provided expert guidance , motivation, and great conversation along the way.
I've recommended Moses to others and would definitely use him again.
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Email Dinis | under20 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Moses is a very funny and heartwarming guide who shows interest and knowledge about Kilimanjaro.
With kiliclimb I visited Serengeti national park and learned a lot about the local wildlife and treasures. My guide, Moses, was very informative and approachable and I spent considerable time learning from him and talking with him alongside my friends.
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Email Jim Andersen | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Moses Yohanes is an excellent Kilimanjaro guide
My wife and I successfully climbed Kilimanjaro (Lemosho route) in 2021 with Moses Yohanes as our chief guide, and highly recommend him.
He, and the rest of the crew, did everything they were supposed to do, and that you expect them to do, but they also did a lot of other - sometimes small, but nonetheless very important stuff - that went above and beyond, and showed us that they have a lot of experience with this.
Just as an example, after one or two days, two of the Porters waited for us 15 minutes before camp, and carried our daypacks the last bit. It sounds like a ridiculously small thing, but seeing them there in the distance, and knowing that another days trek was almost over, gave us a big boost.
And every day, when the porters walked past us with all the heavy equipment, they were chatting, smiling, laughing and joking (even while climbing Baranco Wall) which forced us to not feel sorry for ourselves when we were tired and our small daypacks felt heavy.
Most important was our two guides, Moses (Chief) and Aloyce (Assistant), who we spent a lot of time with. Both on the trek, telling us about the mountain, the flora, the fauna, and in camp at night telling us about life, history, culture, politics of Tanzania.
Moses was very serious about the preparations (briefing, equipment, clothing etc) which made us feel safe, and Aloyce was whistling/singing and taking small dance-steps while trekking, which made the long hours of walking a lot more enjoyable.
I was amazed at how much physical strength but also mental power our guides had. They were constantly observing us closely, monitoring our pace, reminding us to sip water, warning about slippery paths, rocks you could hit your head/knee on, etc. And if our foot slipped, a hand was quickly there to support.
We only had to concentrate on breathing and walking, and admiring the beautiful scenery.
It is so amazing up there, with the glacier, the crater, the ice, the view below and over to Mt Meru. I am so happy we had time to see and enjoy it all, as we slowly made our way to the peak, while Moses captured the incredible moment for us on video with my mobile.
We hope a lot more climbers will benefit from having Moses to guide them.
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Email Marco B | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
One of the best weeks of my life was spent with Moses climbing Kilimanjaro.
Each part of the experience was impeccable from planning the route, logistics, wisdom of the landscape surrounding the rift area, the animals, and of course the great mountain of Kilimanjaro. Thank you so much for an unforgettable experience Moses!
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Email Jordan | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Great tour
Great experience with Moses. He took great care of us.
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Email Zoya | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Everything was well planned and organized perfectly.
Moses is a treasure. He is kind, thoughtful, and very skilled. The pricing is fair and the service is excellent.
Email Paula Slater | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Fantastic from start to finish
I climbed Kilimanjaro in 2014 as part of a larger group to raise money for charity. It was an exciting, but daunting experience because the mountain is huge! I needn't have worried, I was in good hands.
These guides have climbed this mountains numerous times but each time they treat the mountain with the respect it deserves, and they expect others to do the same. The mountain in sacred. Your safety is paramount to them, and they also want you to enjoy it! They would sing to us when we reached our camp, on our way up the mountain, and even at the top. I can still hear "Hakuna Matata" as I type and I can't help but smile. There were times when I thought I couldn't make it but they made sure I did and you absolutely couldn't have done it without them. The words "Pole Pole" stay with me forever and I still use them now when I do treks anywhere in the world.
It was incredible to see the team taking all the equipment up ahead of us and then seeing the camps all set up on arrival. The food was incredible! Who'd have thought you would have fried chicken at the top of a mountain! Their knowledge of the mountain is wonderful. I loved listening to their stories about the plants, animals and their own lifestyles. It was very humbling.
I was unfortunate enough to suffer with altitude sickness, and the guides were so supportive. Some of them had limited English and others were very good, however, their care was just as brilliant regardless. They had to force me to eat and drink, literally, but I knew they were right. On summit night, I needed to be rushed off the mountain because I fell poorly. It was like a scene out of roadrunner, all that was missing was the "beep beep". Two of the guides held me under each arm and literally ran down the scree with me to base camp. It was scary and very funny at the same time. My wellbeing was all that mattered to them and I am so grateful to them for all their support.
Overall this was a fantastic experience and I would not hesitate in recommending their services to anyone. I would like to thank Moses and the whole team for their unwavering support, but most of all, for getting me up and down that incredible mountain safely.
