Kilimanjaro Lemosho route Trekking Tours 2019/2020

“Excellent”

“Enosa was awesome to work with while planning our trip. Professional and prompt with their responses. While on our trek everything went very smoothly and even when we had to change our plans mid-trek they were incredibly accommodating. They were excellent to deal with in every way and I highly reccomend them to anyone planning to go to Tanzania.”

“Our private trek tour hiking Lemosho route for 8 days with Migration Venture Africa was the best choice we could have made as beginners. Our guide was very friendly, patient, uplifting, funny, very supportive and helpful he gave us the time we needed and we could not have made it to the summit without his support. Thanks again to our guide Mushi! The porters were amazing too. We had delicious foods during the whole trip and basically everything was well arranged.
Even though it was very tough for us, we felt like the queens of Mount Kilimanjaro because of the great service.
Trekking on Mount Kilimanjaro was an Amazing experience!
I would Definitely recommend Migration Venture Africa for other Climbers”

“This is by far the best route for climbing Kilimanjaro. Days 3-6 go up & down to get you acclimatized before summitting on day 7. Don't do it any shorter than 8 days.”

“Excellent”

“I booked the Lemosho route and did not expect to be the only tourist so it turned out to be a private tour for me. How lucky!

Enosa was truly amazing and everything was organized in a perfect and caring manner including the airport pick-up, hotel and food etc.

The only thing I can complain is my guide - Pascal, though being very supportive, always seemed in a rush so could not enjoy the view much.

Special thanks to Noel (tour organizer) and Ben (waiter at the camp).

Best,
Leo”

“I had a wonderful time hiking Kilimanjaro with Enosa Expeditions! I did the
7 day Lemosho hike. Enosa provided one (fluent English) tour guide, one
cook, and five porters. I was the only tourist on this trek. One of the
porters also spoke some English, and he served all my meals everyday.
Speaking of meals, I never dreamed that I would eat so well on this trek!
Everyday breakfast and dinner were huge multi-course meals, including a
variety of food groups, and all having genuinely great flavors. There did
seem to be a lot of heavy-carb meals to provide and maintain energy through
the hike.

Everyday, upon arrival to the camp site, my tent was already prepared with
my large trekking bag, sleeping bag, and dining essentials laid out neatly,
and every morning they would pack it all up for me and carry it all to the
next camp site. While hiking, there were many occasions that I needed either
some guidance about how to maneuver a particular difficult area or simply
needed a stabilizing hand, and James, my guide, was always there and always
very helpful.

I always felt well take care of, I always felt safe, and I always felt that
Enosa had my best interests in mind. Here are two examples to illustrate
this: 1) As someone else mentioned, an extra winter hat was provided by
Enosa before we started the trek, but I found I didn't need it and never
used it on the trek, so they didn't charge me for the hat, and 2) the
morning that I left Kilimanjaro, Noel, Enosa's primary business contact,
arrived exactly on time and drove me the hour from Moshi to the JRO airport
in Arusha. That trip cost me $50 USD when I arrived. I had not planned for
this; Noel simply offered, and I graciously accepted.

Thanks again, Noel! Thanks again, James and everyone else! I never could've
done this without you, and I'll remember this wonderful experience for the rest of my life!”

“Excellent”

“The trek went very well in general, the guide a porters were very professional, food was great. The boiled water gave me me a stomach bug on the second day, unfortunately, but it passed after vomiting a few times.... Had no difficulty at all except on the day we climbed to the summit. Getting up at 1AM was way too early, as I had barely got any sleep (if any). My body shut down half way up, was very tired, vomited a few times, but eventually made it after the sun came up. In hindsight, we should just started the trek around 5AM, as sleep is essential!... I only question that the guide decided to cut the trek short 1 day (6 days instead of 7), even though I had already paid for a full 7 days. This factored in to the tip I left them, which personally I find to be a very awkward moment in the experience. I think this should just be included in the cost. Keep this in mind, as apparently this happens a lot so they can get a day off, get fully paid for 7 days, AND expect a big tip.”