Day 1
Arrival, pick and transfer to Arusha by shuttle bus. Dinner and overnight at Maasai campsite.

Day 2
Drive from Arusha to Nainokanoka Village hike up to the rim of the Olmoti Crater and visit the Munge waterfalls. Evening hike down to the base dinner and overnight at Nainokanoka Village.

Day 3: Nainokanoka / Bulati Maasai village
After breakfast, trek across through Elbulbul Depression to the base of the Empakai Crater at the Bulati village on the way you will see some animal Gazelle, wildebeest and some species of bird.

Dinner and overnight at Bulati Village trek well take you about 5 hours.

Day 4: Bulati Maasai village / Empakai crater
Early breakfast, trek to the rim of the Empakai Crater and descend to the floor for a tour of the lakeshore which is teeming with thousands of pink flamingo. Ascend to rim for dinner and overnight at Nyika Empakai bush camp. This is a daylong hike with picnic lunch break in the crater (About 8 hours)

Day 5: Empakai / Lerai Forest camp
Breakfast, trek down to the Lerai forest with picnic lunch proceed along the Great Rift Valley rim and down to the beautiful landscape of the Rift valley wall side trek to the Hills dinner and overnight at Lerai Forest camp.

Day 6: Lerai Forest / Lengai Base
After breakfast hiking to base of Mt. Oldonyo Lengai with picnic at Maungoni Hill here you will have beautiful view of mountain and landscape of Great rift valley you will also visit real Maasai Houses. The transfers' vehicle will pick you from here to drive back to Arusha arriving in the evening.

Price for the above tour is per person sharing. Minimum two persons.
Cost includes
1. Park entrance fees
2. Transport in a 4x4 vehicle (may join others)
3. Accommodation in spacious tents.
4. Three meals a day while on safari prepared by the safari cook at the Camp
5. Services of a qualified tour guide/driver.
6. Services of a safari cook
7. All transfers

TREKKING INFORMATION
SEASONS AND WEATHER CONDITIONS

The beset time to visit Kenya is during the dry season, especially just after the rains have finished. The dry season run from June to Late September, and from December to February. Alighted as climatic conditions become more unpredictable many trekkers also visit Mt. Kenya/Mt. Kilimanjaro during March, October and November. Daytime temperatures on the lower parts of the mountain are often pleasantly warm, although brief rain in the afternoon is always possible.

As soon as the sun drops the air becomes very cold. At night, and on the higher parts of the mountain, temperatures often drop well below freezing point, so warm clothes and sleeping bags are essential.

ALTITUDE

Although many thousands of trekkers successfully reach their peaks every year without any real difficulty, many others don’t make it to the top because they suffer from altitude sickness. To avoid this, it is very important to acclimatize by ascending slowly and steadily. Even if you are fit, you should not try to rush up Mt. Kenya.

MAPS & GUIDEBOOKS

The Orgnance Survey World map Series (1:100.000) is recommended. For comprehensive background information and specific route details, “Trekking in East-Africa’ (Published by Lonely Planet) is recommended. The “Guide to Mt. Kenya and Kilimanjaro” (published by the Mountain Club of Kenya), is mainly for technical mountaineers, but also has information on glaciations, geology, wildlife etc.

APPROVED AND RECOMMENDED MOUNTAIN CLOTHING

1. Warm, windproof jacked with hood
2. Water proof jacket and over trousers
3. Walking trousers, shirts and pullovers
4. Warm underwear
5. Walking socks
6. Good comfortable walking boots
7. Raining shoes (for evening)
8. Gaiters
9. Sun hat
10. Warm hat or balaclava
11. Scalf

TREKKING ESSENTIALS RECOMMENDED

1. Good warm sleeping bag
2. Water bottle (1 to 2 litres)
3. Water purification tablets, solutions (and filter).
4. Wash kit and towel
5. Toilet paper
6. Sun glasses
7. Torch
8. First Aid kit including blishter, plasters, headache tablest, sun screams, lip salve, personal , medication
9. Walking pole (s)
10. Rescue blanket
11. Emergency whistle

It is advisable to pack your clothing and equipment into a waterproof rucksack or duffel bag for porters to carry. Also it is advisable to have a small day sack to carry your rain coat, camera, packed lunch and energy snack and items of personal nature.

Safari Terms and conditions Guaranteed tour daily departure Minimum order two people. The above price includes: All clients game park entrance fees Transport in a tour safari van minibus Services of a qualified tour driver/guide Hotel accommodation or lodge or camp Three meals a days All park vehicle entrance fees Drivers allowance Price Excludes Driver guide and Translater guide tips All personal expense not mentioned above