Tarangire National Park

Tarangire is symbolised by its many Baobab trees which are noticeable as you enter the park. The park is 6734² km (2600² miles), and in the dry season, it is second only to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area for concentration of wildlife. The park is located 120 km from the town of Arusha, south east of Lake Manyara National Park and south of the large open plains of Maasailand.

Some of the animals that can be seen in the park are: wildebeest, zebra, elephant, eland, lesser kudu, kongoni, impala, gazelles, leopard, rhino, hartebeest, buffalo, gerenuk and fringe eared oryx.

Testimonials

We had such a good time on our trip up Kilimanjaro. It was hard work, but Adidas and his team were absolutely fantastic. Very supportive, pole pole, up for a laugh and a joke. We will treasure the memories from our trip, and we're still repeating some of our favourite catchphrases! Adidas and his team were lovely from start to finish and couldn't have done more to help us have a trip of a lifetime. Highly recommend.

CharlotteEngland

I have just returned from an adventure of a life time facilited by adidas and his team of cool and friendly,tour guides, and porters.we successfully summited "Kili" in 6 days via the lomousho trail and it was unforgettable experience.Addasi was a total professional and went above and beyond his duty to ensure we had the holiday/expedition of a lifetime.The tour guides and porters were both knowledeable and likeable guys with a great altitude and fun,positive personalities.Each morning and at the end of each day whilst walking up 'kili'the guides and porters would set the tone and feel of the day by dancing and singing a range of songs in honor of the mountain and the opportunity to climb .This was the highlight of day and we looked forwardto "jamming"along with the team.It was also fantastic for team moral and team bulding!Other groups appeared quite envious and took photo's and video's to capture the moment.

Summit day was difficult,but nothing harder thenyou would expect,but Chiefs Tours were there every step of the way!Post 'kili' Adidasvdone everything in his power to ensure we had the holiday of a lifetime and he truly is a honorable and fantastic bloke and wedd not have worr about anything."Hakunamatata"!

Thank you for an amazing trp;-)

Paul

PaulEngland

I summited Kili in June 2015, the whole experience has been a life changing experience and that is thanks to the hospitality and professionalism of Chief Tours and the work beyond the call of duty of the Adidas. Kili is truly a great mountain and a serious physical challenge, I urge you to use Chief Tours if you are attempting to climb her.

WayneUK

We have recently come back from a holliday in Tanzania,Our fatherhas been to visit Tanzaniaon many occasions and has had many trips organised by a local guide named Adidaswho is owner of the Chiefs tours,Adidas and Shiriwa (driver)took care of every little detai land werean extremelly well run professionaly and friendly local buisness.Both Adidas and Shiriwa had an amaizing range of local knowledge.Everything was planned exceptionally well from our trips.

The day before Adidas and Shiriwa came to meet us to talk about the plan for the next few days.We just told them all the trips that we wanted to do and they planned the rest.They asked us about food likes so they could make us a packed lunch for the trip.The following morning,they picked us at 6:15am to start our trip to lake Manyara National Park.After Lake Manyara we went to a campsite called Heaven Nature Safari Campsite and Lodge.This campsite was recommended by Adidas and we weren't disappointed.We were made very welcome by all staff and the foodwas delicious.adidas and Shiriwa sat up chatting to us that night, we talked about the differences in both our cultures.

The next morning we headed to Ngorongoro Crater where we saw all of the "big five".The road down to the crater was bit teeth clenching but Shiriwa is anexcellent driver so put us at ease.After the Ngorongoro crater trip we went to visit the Masai Village.One of the young Masai men talked us through the way they lived.It was lovely to be so welcomed into their home.

the final tour that we did was the coffee tour.It was just outsite of Moshi.Here we leant how coffee is handmade.We wereeven involved in making our own coffee and then sat down to drink it.The boys teachingus about how they make coffee were very enthusiastic and lively.they sang and danced while making the coffee.

Throughout the trip with both Adidas and Shiriwa,nothing seemed to be too much trouble.Thank you for anexcellent trip.One we will never forget.I can,t recomment Chief tours enough.

Thank you so much

Lorraine Coulter (Ireland)

Sarah O'Sullivan (England)

Sarah & LorraineEngland & Ireland

I have just returned from a trip with six friends arranged by Adidas at Chiefs Tours. We climbed Kilimanjaro on the Mbwe route and all seven of us made it safely to the summit. I'm in no doubt it was thanks to the expertise and helpfulness of Adidas and his guides. From day one we felt so well looked after. All our questions were answered, all fears dealt with. The guides really know their stuff, from health concerns to flora and fauna along the route. None of our group was super fit but Adidas and his guides give you the confidence and strength to make it to the top.

I can henestly say i had the best week of my life in their company. Thank you Adidas, Emanuel, Emanuel and Baraka.

Caitlin

CaitlinEngland

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