Two days exploring Stone Town's history and spice markets, then two full days on Nungwi's beaches.
The standard way to end a safari or a climb, and the reason most people extend their trip by a few days. Two nights in Stone Town to walk the old quarter, the spice market and the waterfront, then north to Nungwi where the water is the colour it looks in the photographs. Nothing is over-scheduled: one guided morning, and the rest is yours. Transfers and hotels are handled, so all you decide is what time to get up.
Transfer in and settle into Stone Town for the evening.
Guided walk through Stone Town's old quarter, markets and waterfront.
Transfer north to Nungwi for a full free day on the beach.
Final morning at the beach before your transfer out.
Rooms open onto the sand at the north end of Nungwi, where the tide stays swimmable all day.
Local guides have been at the heart of Kilimanjaro since Hans Meyer's first ascent in 1889, and our family has guided here since the 1970s. Priscus, our owner and guide, first climbed at 14, worked as a porter for seven years, and has now summited more than 350 times.
Every guide is Wilderness First Responder (WFR) certified. We check your health every morning and evening with the Lake Louise Score and oxygen saturation readings. We carry emergency oxygen on every climb, and helicopter rescue is available with your travel insurance.
There is no income outflow. Everything is run in Tanzania, with Tanzanian guides, so your money supports local jobs, families, and communities.
We were the first to introduce Kilimanjaro biking expeditions in the early 2000s, from scenic rides around the mountain to cycling all the way to the summit.
We'll confirm availability, send an exact per-person quote and a day-by-day plan within one business day. No deposit needed to get a quote.
A spice farm morning, an afternoon dhow cruise, then a full day snorkeling the reefs off Mnemba.
A quieter stretch of coast, private beachfront villa, and a private sunset dinner arranged on request.