- Posted by: Arne Woudstra
- October 29, 2006, 4:09 pm
Best of adventure travel in Africa: NEW EXPEDITION
Over the last couple of weeks we have reviewed 17 different Africa adventure expeditions offered by Pathfinders Africa. The last adventure to be reviewed is by no means the least exciting. Today we look at the Climb Mount Kenya expedition. A great mountaineering experience, as you climb Africa’s second highest peak with amazing views awaiting you at the top.
This expedition takes place in Kenya, at Mount Kenya, Africa’s second highest peak where you can climb up to 4,985m. This climb often serves as a warm-up to conquer Africa’s tallest mountain: Mount Kilimajaro.
The expedition is 7 days long and all accomodation and meals are taken care of in the expedition cost. The expedition includes the following activities:
- Climbing to the highest trekkers hut on Mount Kenya
- Enjoy the amazing views
- Hiking on the mountain
- Bath in waterfalls
If you want to experience all of this, check out this Pathfinders Africa Climb Mount Kenya expedition.
We hope you have enjoyed reading about these Africa adventure travel experiences offered by Pathfinders Africa.
We are interested in your feedback and comments. What do you consider to be a true adventure in Africa? Let us know and we’ll pass it onto the guys at Pathfinders.
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About the Author
Arne Woudstra is the first editor of Africa Travel Guide. This Dutch-born travel enthusiast, took up the role of editor at Africa Travel Guide while completing his marketing internship at a travel company in Cape Town, South Africa. Arne plans to study further, specialising in online marketing at the University of Amsterdam in Holland in 2007.
