Tanzania: Surf to Summit
Tanzania
Dates: January and July, annually
Description:
For those who would don't check their mind, body and spirit when they travel, the Bicycle Africa schedules a unique two-week, people-to-people, bicycle tour in Tanzania -- that finishes with a climb of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak. The programs are designed to provide participants with an enjoyable introduction to the grandeur and diversity of East Africa. Not your off the shelf, canned safari, this program visit untouristed areas; markets, traditional villages, development projects, cottage industries, and other entities that are part of the fabric of life. Past participants have been thrilled by the many opportunities to meet and discuss issues with local people and sample the local cuisine. The Tanzania itinerary takes you from the world culture of the shores Indian Ocean, through Maasai land, to the alpine environment of Mt Kilimanjaro. Participants will quickly come to appreciate why Tanzania is praised for their great strides in economic and social development over the last decade and why they are becoming major tourist destinations.
Highlights:
Cross-cultural bicycle program and portered hike, starting on the Omani influenced Indian Ocean Island of Zanzibar, passing through the Bantu and Maasai rich Usambara Mountains and Mkomazi plains and ending at the summit of Africa's highest peak, Mt. Kilimanjaro. Featuring extraordinary and diverse scenery, delicious food, friendly people and fascinating visits to development projects, national parks, traditional villages and much more.
Cost in US$: 1690
Cost Include Description:
Includes guide, accommodations, two-meals per day, entrance fees and transfers that are part of the program.
This Program is open to
Worldwide
Participants.
Participants Travel to Tanzania
Independently
Typically Participants Work
in Groups of 4-8
Application Process Involves:
Post Services Include:
Ibike Tours's Mission Statement: To promote international understanding and cultural sensitivity. Introduce people to the diversity and complexity of the world. Promote sustainable transport, environmental practices and economic development (in unexploited markets.) Have fun.
Year Founded: 1983
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