Our commitment
Responsible tourism
Safari should leave wildlife undisturbed and communities better off. Here is how we try.
Wildlife first
Strict off-road rules, no baiting, and vehicle limits at every sighting. Our guides report poaching signs directly to park authorities.
Community benefit
We employ locally, pay above the association minimum for porters and guides, and route itineraries through community-owned land.
Low impact camps
Refillable water on every vehicle, solar-powered camps where possible, and a plastic-free packing policy for all departures.
Giving back
A share of every booking funds classroom supplies and anti-poaching patrols in the regions we travel through.
Porter welfare
Fair loads, fair pay on Kilimanjaro
Every Kilimanjaro climb we operate follows KPAP guidelines: weighed loads, three meals a day, proper sleeping equipment and transparent tipping. Porters are paid before the team leaves the gate.
Carbon
Fewer, longer, better journeys
We encourage longer stays over multi-country dashes, offset the fuel used by our fleet, and are transitioning to hybrid support vehicles for transfers around Arusha.
Travel light, travel well
Ask us how your itinerary supports conservation on the ground.