The Tanzanian government has banned single-use plastic bags like shopping bags. You can still use Ziploc bags for your loose items and to keep items dry.
Drones are illegal to use in Tanzania without a license and special permit. In order to get a drone permit, the drone operator needs to have a pilots license for aircraft. Once that happens, the [...]
We recommend bringing about $800 US dollars, 2009 and newer, undamaged bills. It is accepted everywhere. They should be an assortment of $100s, $20s, $5s, and at least 40 in $1s. Use the $100s [...]
There are no charging stations on Mount Kilimanjaro. Find out how to charge your devices while in Tanzania here: http://peakplanet.com/how-do-i-charge-devices-in-tanzania/
All water on the mountain is carried from the water source to the camp and treated. Because of this, there are no showers on the mountain. You can bring wet wipes if you like to clean up. We also [...]
Peak Planet has a 2 to 1 client to guide ratio. If someone cannot continue, one of the guides will go down with that person while the rest of the party continues.
Buff or Neck Gaiter (for dust) Long Sleeve Shirt Convertible Pants Hat Sunglasses DSLR Camera Extra Batteries Several SD Cards Minimum of 300mm Lens Sunscreen Binoculars Neck Pillow (optional) [...]
