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Sat 13 Oct - Thu 18 Oct 2018

In aid of British Asian Trust

British Asian Trust

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Your challenge day by day

Day 1, Sat 13 Oct 2018

ARRIVE TANZANIA - MEET & GREET/BIKE FITTING/BRIEFING/WELCOME DINNER

You will meet with your group at Tanzania Airport and will then transfer to Weru Weru River Lodge, Moshi.  Once here we will have a bike fitting, briefing and a welcome dinner with the leaders. You will be staying in twin rooms. Bicycles should be at the Lodge 2 hours prior to the fitting session with the cycle maintenance team as well as the chief and assistant guides. Once bikes are fitted, you will mark your bike with a personal number ready for the challenge.  
 

Bike fitting is done on arrival day before dinner time; which is between 17:00 to 18:00 hr.

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Day 2, Sun 14 Oct 2018

MAASAI LODGE TO MESERANI SNAKE PARK – 63KMS

At around 0600hrs, the whole team is on standby position awaiting clients. The cycle begins on a rough road after a short transfer to the starting point; then we will cycle the first 12kms on a dirt road with panoramic views of Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru and then on a tarmac road for 28kms heading towards Arusha. (We will be cycling towards Arusha, avoiding the City centre, and then on towards Meserani. We then ride up a 4.5kms dirt road and cycle again on the tarmac road again for 18.3kms towards our overnight camp.

Accommodation: Camping.

 

Daily distance: 63 Kms

Approximate time: 6 – 7 hrs

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Day 3, Mon 15 Oct 2018

MESERANI TO TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK – 78KMS

The day begins early, cycling from our campsite and riding on a tarmac road for 64kms and another 14kms on a rough road to Roika Camp (Tarangire National Park). On the way, we enter the Monduli TPDF (the national army zone). The clients will be advised against stopping or taking photographs until we clear the army zone some 15kms later. We will have a stop at Makuyuni Town for lunch and then continue cycling to our base for the night.

Accommodation: Camping

 

Daily distance: 78 Kms

Approximate time: 6 - 7hrs

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Day 4, Tue 16 Oct 2018

TARANGIRE TO LAKE MANYARA – 66KMS

Start a full day cycling from the Tarangire signpost to Lake Manyara. The tarmac road leads us to Lake Manyara with beautiful views of the Rift Valley directly in front of us as well as the lake. It is worth mentioning that this is the main road to the northern circuit parks and there will be many safari vehicles roaming this area. Road safety issues will be very important to address on this day. The cycling for this day will take 6 to 7hrs ending at our overnight lodge.

Accommodation: Lodge

 

Daily distance: 66 Kms

Approximate time: 6 - 7hrs

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Day 5, Wed 17 Oct 2018

LAKE MANYARA TO NGORONGORO GATE – 65KMS

The final leg of our cycle starts from the hotel at 8:00 am and follows the dirt road till we hit the tarmac road at the end, as we approach Ngorongoro Conservation Area main gate. We will cycle through small villages and townships all the way to the gate. After arriving at Ngorongoro Gate (Lodoare Gate) we take our group photo marking our final mark and proceed with a short ride to our accommodation  where our cycling challenge will end! In the evening, we will have a celebratory dinner.

Accommodation: Lodge

Daily distance: 65 Kms

Approximate time: 6 - 7hrs

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Day 6, Thu 18 Oct 2018

NGORONGORO CRATER TOUR – DEPART TANZANIA

Depart at 6:30 am for your transfer to Ngorongoro Crater for a half day of game viewing before an afternoon transfer back to JRO Airport to catch your flight home.

If you are flying home on this day in order to make your flight on time the flight must depart from 17:40 onwards.

Ngorongoro Crater is the largest intact caldera in the world, which has created its own ecosystem protecting the most beautiful wildlife in Africa! A permanent population of more than 30,000 animals inhabit a mere 260 km² (100 square miles) in the 600 m (2 000 ft) deep Crater, making this one of the few places in Africa where guests stand a great chance of seeing the entire Big Five in the course of a single game drive!

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Important information

N.B. The itinerary is there as a guide and may change due to unusual weather patterns, wildlife movements, the strength of the group, and so on. We will do our very best to keep to the set itinerary;  however, we cannot be held responsible for any last minute changes that might occur. In all such circumstances, your expedition leader will have the final say.

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