
Eco Africa Climbing
Tanzania tour operator arranging Kilimanjaro climbs, Mount Meru and Ol Doinyo Lengai treks, wildlife safaris and Zanzibar stays.
About Eco Africa Climbing
Kilimanjaro routes and climb durations
Eco Africa Climbing lists summit itineraries on the Lemosho, Machame, Northern Circuit, Marangu, Rongai, Shira and Umbwe routes. Options range from five- and six-day Marangu or Machame climbs to longer Lemosho and Northern Circuit plans, including nine- and ten-day itineraries and routes that add Crater Camp. The company also lists women-only group departures and group expeditions; route pages provide day-by-day schedules and trip details.
Climbing and safari combinations
Travellers can combine a Kilimanjaro route with two to four days of safari, with packages based on Lemosho, Machame, Rongai and the Northern Circuit. Safari listings include day trips to Arusha National Park, Tarangire and Mkomazi, as well as longer visits to Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and Lake Manyara. The catalogue covers standard and mid-range lodge trips, tented lodge itineraries, wildebeest-migration journeys and fly-in options around the Ndutu calving season.
Other treks and coastal holidays
Beyond Kilimanjaro, the site lists Mount Meru climbs and treks to Ol Doinyo Lengai. Zanzibar offerings range from Stone Town stays and Nungwi beach visits to four- and seven-day packages on the island’s northern and eastern coasts. The operator groups its products by activity and duration so travellers can compare a climb on its own with a safari extension or a beach holiday.
Porter welfare and sustainable travel
Eco Africa describes its work as sustainable travel and says it prioritises fair and ethical treatment of the porters who carry equipment on Kilimanjaro climbs. The company states that its climbs are monitored and audited by the Kilimanjaro Porters Assistance Project (KPAP) and that it is a KPAP partner. It also says it belongs to Carbon Tanzania and offsets carbon for each client’s Kilimanjaro trip or wildlife safari, providing a certificate to the client.
Planning and local contact
Prospective climbers can compare routes, group dates, climb-and-safari combinations and Zanzibar options before requesting a trip plan. The site publishes daily contact hours of 09:00–17:00 and lists +255 712 528 219 and silayosedrick@gmail.com for enquiries. It also provides WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, X and LinkedIn links. Travellers should check current dates, inclusions, route conditions and the physical preparation required directly with the operator before booking.
Tanzania tour operator arranging Kilimanjaro climbs, Mount Meru and Ol Doinyo Lengai treks, wildlife safaris and Zanzibar stays.
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