Mfalme Adventures

In case you missed it... we offer a range of safari tours to the 🦁Our will have us venturing deep into the Serengeti with our Proffessional guide. There is truly no better way to fully experience this iconic wildlife location while exploring its expansive plateaus and valleys in search of your favorite wild animal. Home to not only the Big 5 ( lion, rhino, leopard, African buffalo and elephant) but also to an abundance of over species that include zebra, giraffe, hippo, impala, kudu, warthog, cheetah and more. 🐘If we've sparked your interest, head to our website for more info where you'll find a section on our tour options in our destinations page. We have daily tours scheduled. If you have any questions, we're just a DM, phone call, or email away!

The second largest (after Kilimanjaro) volcano in Tanzania. The last eruption occurred in 1877, after which Meru did not show any more signs of activity. The mountain has two peaks: Big Meru higher than 4.5 thousand meters and Little Meru – more than 3.8 thousand meters. The volcano is located in the national park of Arusha, where you can enter only with special permission.

Volcano Meru is considered the “little brother” of Kilimanjaro, yielding both the height of the highest point and the popularity among tourists. There is a common opinion that Volcan Meru is not worthy of attention and is a separate expedition, and is interesting only as an acclimatization trip before conquering Kilimanjaro. We are categorically convinced of the opposite and believe that Meru is an ideal choice for those who want to get the most out of a trip to Africa for quite a reasonable budget!

Climbing Meru Volcano is a three-day moderate-paced trekking trip that does not require participants to have special skills, alninist training, and specific equipment (ropes, ice axes, etc.). The ascent takes a walking format and is excellent as a first ascent experience, allowing you not only to feel the effect of the altitude on your body, but also to get acquainted with the world of African wildlife. On the way to the top travelers will meet many exotic animals in their natural habitat, still untouched by man. Also of interest is the fact that the route passes through several climatic zones, including heathlands, rainforests, marshlands, and heathland. Africa can be surprisingly different!

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