2 of our teammates couldn’t walk anymore. They just couldn’t walk! (I’m still laughing at them till now😂)
Their legs just wouldn’t work 😂
So the ambulance was called and we all hopped in.
[The fee you pay includes Rescue]
Going up = ~70 km
6 days.
It takes long because you have to stop and acclimatise. Altitude can be deadly.
Some routes are shorter/longer. It’s a choice.
Coming down = ~23 km
A few hours.
We walked the 5 km down on the same day we summits. Then did 18 km the next morning.
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A summary of flights, accommodation and things-to-do in Arusha, Safari.
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FLIGHTS
Cape Town - Kilimanjaro (JRO) = ~R7000 return.
It cost us more because we had to shift our flights from Joburg to Cape Town and to 10 days earlier so we could be out of SA when the President announced the readjusted Covid regulations.
Needed to escape the lockdown🙈
COVID TESTS
R850 for PCR and must be presented at destination within 72 hours.
And when you arrive in Tanzania, you have to take a mandatory rapid test for US$25. The process is painfully long. It took up to 2 hours.
I found this particularly interesting. Mostly because many people who acknowledge their ancestors have been accused of being evil and of being anti-God.
The Ndebele Religion:
God (uMlimu)
Living Dead (Good)
The Living
Living Dead (Bad)