- tanzania
tanzania | kilimanjaro | zanzibar
Challenge yourself on Mt. Kilimanjaro, at 19,345 feet the world's tallest freestanding mountain and the highest point in Africa.
Imagine yourself standing at the summit with your expedition members. Then envision taking that success to a new challenge: spending 3 days on the island of Zanzibar, building a sustainable volunteer project with members of a local community.
Return home feeling quite extraordinary about yourself, your accomplishments and your ability to make the world just a little bit better.
Did you know? You may be eligible to deduct up to 40% of your Tanzania expedition from your taxes.
how challenging are expeditions to tanzania?
We're not gonna lie, Mt. Kilimanjaro presents a serious physical challenge, physically and mentally. You should be in sound condition and prepared for a unique 7-day challenge. That said, we've gotten everyone to the top so far! We'll help you make it happen, too.
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June 12-22, 2017
Kilimanjaro & Arusha (mainland) July 3-13, 2017
Kilimanjaro & Arusha (mainland)
August 7-17, 2017 Kilimanjaro & Arusha (mainland)Browse the calendar to access packing lists, itineraries, and more information for each expedition.
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 Diane S. Pharma manager "The volunteer project was really well organized, it was more than I expected. The group we worked with was really great. I think what you guys are doing is awesome. A lot of people have asked me about Roadmonkey and I've recommended it." |
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What you are doing has had a huge affect on all of us, internally. Externally, there is a playground where there was none and a bit more hope than there was just a week ago. There are ties forged by the experience that go both ways, and cross oceans, that will never be undone. It's a beautiful thing.
~ John, architect
Thank you for an incredible trip. I was surprised to return from travel to a new land feeling rejuvenated by and indebted to a group of people I traveled with. We Roadmonkeys dug our toes into foreign soil and I got the feeling that, in a little over a week, we were let in on some of the secrets Peru keeps from travelers of convenience.
I was hoping for a trip through which I would learn about and participate in another culture and be challenged mentally, emotionally and physically in a relatively safe format. The Roadmonkey trip fulfilled and, then, wildly exceeded all my expectations.
