Kilimanjaro National Park

WILDLIFE AT KILIMANJARO NATIONAL PARK

• Kilimanjaro National Park is a haven for wildlife. Although the park's primary attraction is the mountain, its lower slopes are home to a variety of species.
• The forests host colobus monkeys, leopards and elephants, while the moorland and alpine zones shelter eland, buffaloes and rare birds like the Hartlaub's turaco.
• The park's isolation and varying altitudes provide a habitat for a range of endemic species.

ACTIVITIES IN KILIMANJARO NATIONAL PARK

• Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro: Begin an epic journey to conquer Africa's highest peak. The trek to Uhuru Peak is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
• Nature Walks and Day Hikes: Explore the park's lower slopes on guided nature walks and shorter hikes.

• Birdwatching:Kilimanjaro is a jewel for bird enthusiasts, boasting a wide range of species, such as sunbirds, eagles and turacos.
• Cultural Tours: Visits to nearby villages provide insights into the rich cultural heritage of the region.
• Waterfalls: Discover picturesque waterfalls hidden within the forests, offering refreshing breaks during your hikes.
• Photography: Capture the landscapes, unique flora and wildlife through your lens, creating lasting memories of your adventure.

BEST TIME TO VISIT KILIMANJARO NATIONAL PARK

• The best time to visit Kilimanjaro is during the dry season from late June to October and from January to February. During these months, the weather is generally dry and clear, offering excellent visibility and comfortable trekking conditions. Most mountaineers who want to climb the summit come in the dry season.
• The off-peak seasons attract fewer visitors and are definitely suitable for shorter hikes and other activities.