Climb Mount Meru
Arusha, Tanzania
About
Tackle the three-to-four-day trek up Tanzania's second peak, rich in wildlife and superb acclimatisation for Kilimanjaro.
Opening hours
- Monday: 9:00β―AMβββ5:00β―PM
- Tuesday: 9:00β―AMβββ5:00β―PM
- Wednesday: 9:00β―AMβββ5:00β―PM
- Thursday: 9:00β―AMβββ5:00β―PM
- Friday: 9:00β―AMβββ5:00β―PM
- Saturday: 9:00β―AMβββ5:00β―PM
- Sunday: 9:00β―AMβββ5:00β―PM
Where it is
Getting to & around Arusha
From other cities: Arusha Airport (ARK) is the hub for light aircraft to the Serengeti, Zanzibar and beyond, while JRO handles larger domestic jets and long-distance coaches connect Dar es Salaam, Moshi and Nairobi.
Getting around: In town, daladalas and bajaji cover short hops, taxis and ride apps like Bolt are available, and safari operators collect guests directly for game drives in 4x4 vehicles.
Full getting-there guideMore in Arusha
National Park
Arusha National Park
A compact, scenic park with Mount Meru, the Momella Lakes, giraffe, buffalo and colobus monkeys, ideal for a day safari or a walk.
Natural Feature
Mount Meru
The dramatic dormant volcano towering over the city, a demanding but rewarding climb and prime acclimatisation for Kilimanjaro.
Lake
Lake Duluti
A tranquil crater lake ringed by forest just outside town, perfect for canoeing and birdwatching.
Cultural Center
Cultural Heritage Centre
A sweeping gallery and craft complex on the edge of town showcasing tanzanite, African art and Tanzanian design.