signaturesafari
Address: Sakina, Arusha
City of Tanzania

Phone number:
+255755880881
Categories: Adventure Activities, Adventure Games & Activities, Advertising Media, Advertising Gifts - Promotional Products, Agricultural Cooperatives, African Restaurants, Advertising Promotions

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Area of Activity: Arusha
Additional Tel.: +255755880881
Fax: +255755880881
Zip Code: 255
Number of employees: 15
Founded in: 2016

Signature Safari is a Sustainable Tour Operator based in Arusha, Tanzania. Established in 2006 as a small Adventure Specialist business, the company is owned and operated entirely by locals who share the same passion for showing people the amazing country of Tanzania and providing a fantastic personalized service. Whole Signature Safari staff team shares the same passion and mission which is to create an inspirational holiday experiences for everyone traveling with us by creating a unique Safari Experiences in Tanzania and Zanzibar beaches Holidays and make your Safari a lifetime moment. We pride ourselves in providing our clients with the most comprehensive service and affordable value available. We create East Africa Safari Itineraries in beautiful Tanzania National Parks,Cultural Tours,Walking Safaris,Mount Meru,Mount Kilimanjaro Climbs and Zanzibar Beach Holidays of a world class standards, ideal for groups, organizations, families and individuals alike, and for both leisure, honeymoon and business travel within the region. Our sole focus and expertise is unique and top rated Tanzania Destinations. Kilimanjaro Trekking Routes Kilimanjaro has a number of official climbing routes. These are: Northern Circuit, Machame, Marangu, Rongai, Londorossi Lemosho, Umbwe, Shira, and Mweka (descent only) all are the best Kilimanjaro Trekking Routes . Route travel times range from five to nine days to summit and return to the base of the mountain. Huts with cooking facilities, bathrooms, and electricity are available on the Marangu route, and camps with fewer facilities are available on many other routes. All huts and many camps have rangers stationed at them with rescue facilities (modified wheelbarrows to transport trekkers stricken with altitude sickness to lower altitudes). The Northern Circuit is also the longest route, taking 9 days. Because of its length, it’s the safest and most successful route up Kilimanjaro with an average top roof success rate of over 9