Moshi to West Kilimanjaro | 20k

Enduimet WMA Elerai Gate - Begin your journey with a transfer from Moshi to Elerai village, where the cycling adventure commences.

Delight in breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro (weather permitting) and the mesmerizing sunrise over this part of West Kilimanjaro.

Explore the hidden treasure of Enduimet Wildlife Management Area, renowned for its rich wildlife, including African elephants. The landscape is inhabited by the Maasai people and other tribes such as the Chagga, Meru, and Pare. The cycling tour takes you across open plains and verdant slopes, concluding at Sinya Kambi ya Tembo, offering a stunning view of the West Kilimanjaro plains.

Enduimet to TingaTinga | 55k

Olpopongi - Maasai Cultural Village & Museum - The cycling day begins with a downhill ride through the Sinya plain towards the main rough road. Follow the main rough road through the Ngasurai plain heading south of Enduimet.

Continue along the main dirt road towards TingaTinga village. The ride concludes at the Olpopongi Maasai Village, where you will spend the night. Upon arrival, enjoy a traditional Maasai dance, followed by lunch and settling into your Maasai-hut style accommodations. Participate in a Maasai cultural tour in the evening, ending the day with a delightful dinner around a bonfire.

Tinga Tinga to Ngabobo village | 35k

Osiligilai Maasai Lodge - Start the day early with a cycle south towards Ngabobo Village. An early start ensures covering enough distance before the sun rises. Today’s path is intriguing as it traverses dry/wet and arid open grasslands, a stark contrast to the lush, green slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro left behind. Wildlife such as wildebeest, giraffes, zebras, and elephants may be spotted in the morning. The route is shorter but more challenging due to the terrain and weather. The final stretch is a gradual ascent on a gravel road through Ngabobo Village towards the lodge.

Ngabobo to Arusha National Park | 30k

Arusha National Park - Today’s route leads to a new vegetation zone as you leave the arid area and head towards the greener slopes of Mt. Meru. The gentle ascent on gravel roads leads to Momella in Arusha National Park. Cycle through streams flowing down Mt. Meru’s slopes towards the lively village of NgareNanyuki, and continue towards Arusha National Park. As you approach the park, you might spot several giraffes along the way.
Upon reaching the park entrance gate, complete the paperwork quickly and embark on a short game drive around the park with its Momella lakes. Later, drive back to the main gate, collect your bikes, and ride towards the Ngongongare gate. The route concludes on the edge of Arusha National Park. After a brief rest at the gate, you will be transferred back to your hotel in Moshi.

• Private English speaking guide
• Entry fees
• Lunch
• Accommodation while on tour
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• 3+ Liters of mineral water
• Bikes & Helmets

• Pick up from the airport
• Accomodation
• Tips for your guide

The West Kilimanjaro plains, located in northern Tanzania, encompass both Maasai community territories and Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs). This area is characterized by acacia woodlands and open plains, which host a diverse array of wildlife and offer stunning views of Mt. Kilimanjaro. Commonly seen animals include wildebeest, zebras, gazelles, impalas, giraffes, and baboons. Depending on the season, elephants can also be spotted, as the region serves as an elephant corridor connecting Kenya’s Amboseli National Park and Mt. Kilimanjaro. The nomadic Maasai herdsmen inhabit this region and live in harmony with the local wildlife, earning it the name “Maasai Land.” With its rich Maasai culture and abundant wildlife, a cycling tour here is perfect for discerning travelers seeking an unforgettable, off-the-beaten-path adventure that includes walking, photography, culture, and breathtaking scenery.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.