Visites Privées : Sans Commission et Personnalisées Selon Vos Besoins

English (native)

8 - 9 Hours

This tour program takes you to the main coffee farmland areas in Ethiopia.

Beyene Assefa

Deutsch (native)

100 - 150 Hours

Sabry Wahba

Kuşadası, Turkey

Türkçe (native), English, Español

4 - 8 Hours

Hakan Cebeci

Kobe, Japan

English (native), 日本語

4 - 4 Hours

My tours DO NOT have a fixed Itinerary. Please read my profile. I can't exactly help being a bit of a showman during my tours, and I will talk a bit about myself and my background. I enjoy meeting people from all places and of all races. I support Ukraine. LGBTQ+ friendly! Activities may vary by day/time (e. g. museums usually close on Mondays, many shops close at ~20:00 ) Unlisted 'bonus' activities added as time permits. All times approximate. This tour may be further customized! Please message me.

Jay Tee

Beto, Ethiopia

English (native)

8 - 9 Hours

Please be attention: -Ask the tribes before taking them for a photos -Negotiate the price of taking them photos -The tribes are happy when you offer them soaps, needles, razors and so on -You are advised to carry with you : Mosquito repellent body creams and so on.

Beyene Assefa

Deutsch (native)

6 - 7 Hours

Sabry Wahba

English (native)

6 - 7 Hours

For those hiking ensusiasts the new mount Entoto hiking trail is the best and takes about 3 hours.

Beyene Assefa

English (native)

10 - 12 Hours

You are advised to come with: -Trekking shoes -Walking stick -Binoculars -Thick clothes -NB- ealderly People and people with altitude problems are not advised to join this tour.

Beyene Assefa

Arusha, Tanzania, United Republic of

English (native), Deutsch, Español, French

9 - 16 Hours

THE prices include all services: Airport transfers from Kilimanjaro Airport, Transport from Hotel to Kilimanjaro gate, Spanish Speaking Guides, all park fees, salaries of guides/porters/cook, and all meals on the mountain, clean safe drinking water, accommodation equipment, and Spanish Speaking guide, Government tax, certificate of climbing, first aid, oxygen bottle, Park rescue fee, and transfer to Moshi rest, shower, and then evening go to Arusha  Services not included: Flight to Tanzania, Entry VISA, Hotel in Moshi, Climbing gears (available for rent), tips to guides, porters, and items of a personal nature. For your preparations, we also attach a list of personal hiking gears to prepare, and also you may rent on arrival. TRAVEL INSURANCE: We have emergence helicopter rescue operated by private company, and we advise climbers/visitors to buy insurance which include High mountains. (world nomads, IMG, passport card- examples of insurances). - Hotel in Moshi is not included, so that you have freedom to choose your style A – Moderate budget= KEYS Hotel = 60 US $ on B/B B- 3-star Hotel – Maridadi Hotel/Panama Garden Resort= 100 US $ C – Luxury hotel- Kilimanjaro Wonders Hotel – 140 US $

Kilitanzanita Caminos

French (native), Deutsch, English

70 - 72 Hours

Madagascar Travel Overview: Climate: Tropical with a dry season from May to October. Prepare for humidity and possible rain in certain areas. Health & Safety: Recommended vaccinations include Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Yellow Fever. Malaria is present, so carry anti-malarial medication. Currency: The local currency is the Malagasy Ariary (MGA). ATMs are available in major cities; cash is essential for rural areas. Language: Malagasy and French are the official languages. English is not widely spoken outside tourist areas. Transportation: Roads can be rough, especially in remote areas. Flights between cities are recommended for efficiency. What to Bring: 1. Clothing: Lightweight clothes, long sleeves/pants for mosquitoes, swimwear, and comfortable shoes. 2. Health Essentials: Mosquito repellent, sunscreen, first-aid kit, and personal medications. 3. Gear: Camera, binoculars, power bank, and travel adapters for charging. 4. Documents: Passport (valid for 6 months), visa (available on arrival), flight details. 5. Other: Water bottle, snacks, and cash (local currency). Trip Tips: Time Zone: East Africa Time (EAT), UTC +3. Etiquette: Greet with a handshake, salama (Salam) or “Manao ahoana” (Hello). Communication: Limited mobile service in remote areas; a local guide is recommended.

RickiCardo Milasoa