Mount Meru Sunrise Trek in Moshi, Tanzania
Join the Mount Meru Trek - Moshi for an unforgettable Tanzania hiking adventure near Kilimanjaro. Trek through lush rainforest, spot wildlife, and reach dramatic viewpoints as you chase sunrise over Mount Meru. This Moshi experience blends iconic landscapes, expert guiding, and a rewarding altitude journey—perfect for travelers who want a less-crowded alternative to Kilimanjaro. Book your Mount Meru day-by-day trek from Moshi and create memories among Africa’s most breathtaking natural wonders.
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Trek to the summit of Mount Meru, a breathtaking climb through forests and alpine landscapes. Encounter wildlife on the trail and enjoy spectacular views of Kilimanjaro and beyond.
Magnetized by Mt Kilimanjaro, the hikers often overlook Mt Meru, the second highest peak of Tanzania. Towering over Arusha National Park, Mount Meru offers both an excellent warm-up exercise for Kilimanjaro, in addition to being a stunning trekking experience in the wild by its own right. Mount Mer...
- Pick-up and drop-off at Kilimanjaro International Airport
- Professional climbing crew (porters, cooks)
- Professional guides, licensed by the Tanzania National Park Authority
- Unlimited oxygen and oximeters
- All group equipment (camping chairs, tables, cutlery and crockery, etc.)
- Transfer to the trailhead in Arusha National Park
- Accommodation in huts on Mt Meru (shared only as to the regulations of Arusha NP)
- Complete medical kits
- GPS-tracking service
- Medical check-ups (at least twice a day)
- Three tasty and energy-rich meals a day
- Pick-up at the end of the trek
- Accommodation at Aishi Machame Hotel before and after the trek (2 nights total)
- 3-inch (8 cm) thick and comfortable sleeping mats
- Personal gear rentals
- Airline tickets to Tanzania
- Visa fees
- Lunch and dinner at the hotel (before and after the hike)
- Mountaineering insurance
- Tips for the mountain crew (not mandatory, subject to your satisfaction with the tour)
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Mount Meru stands at a height of 4,566 m, and mark as the second highest mountain in Tanzania and the fifth highest on the African Continent. Its distinct appearance was formed around 250,000 years ago by a tremendous volcanic eruption that destroyed the entire eastern flank, leaving a horseshoe-sha...
- Transportation to & from the mountain gate
- 3 meals daily while on the mountain
- Professional mountain guides, cooks and porters
- 18% VAT on tour fees & services
- Park fees, camping fees & rescue fees
- Alcoholic and soft drinks
- Tips to mountain crew
- Items of a personal nature
- Laundry Services
- Flights
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Tanzania’s second and the African continents fourth highest mountain towers at an impressive 4566m or 14980ft above the ground just east of the Kilimanjaro region in Arusha National Park. Generally serving as a great warm up (acclimatization) trek for a Kilimanjaro climb, Mt Meru is also a spectacul...
- Twice daily health checks with guides and a high-grade medical oximeter
- 1 first aid kit
- 1 x transfer from park gates to a Arusha or Moshi based lodge per group
- Trained, certified, and experienced English-speaking Mountain guide/s at ANAPA minimum ratios
- 1 x approx. 100Ltr rubberized hold all bag / packsack
- Hand washing station and small personal wash basin at huts
- Pre-climb briefing /equipment check with the guide / tour consultant in Arusha or Moshi)
- Basic sleeping mattress per person (provided by park)
- Luggage storage while on trek
- All meals on the mountain and eating utensils, cutlery, bowls, cups etc.
- All taxes and VAT applicable
- Shared use of Mountain huts (sharing with other hikers)
- 1 x luggage porter carrying luggage of 12kg per person of personal luggage
- An armed park Ranger (provided by the park and shared with other groups trekking on the same day)
- 1 x transfer from a Arusha or Moshi based lodge to park gates per group
- All National Park conservation, park entry, hut and rescue fees as applicable
- Trained and experienced personal mountain cook and waiter
- Boiled drinking water on trek (from 1st hut onwards)
- Shared public toilet facilities at huts
- Pre climb or post climb accommodation
- Private huts / self-contained huts
- Additional emergency oxygen cylinders( $150 per cylinder, per trek)
- Comfort upgrades such as an upgraded menu, celebration items etc.
- Flying Doctors Emergency Evacuation membership
- Extra guides or extra luggage porters($30 per guide per day, $15 per extra luggage porter per day)
- Personal mountain equipment such as sleeping bags, walking poles, duffel bags etc.
- Tips / gratuities
- Beverages such as soft drinks, alcohol etc.
- Insurance
- Visas
- Items of a personal nature
- Water on first day of trek
- Metal & hard plastic water bottles, etc. (note: soft plastics are not permitted on the Mountain)
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to the most common questions travelers ask before visiting.Every option we compare is a hiking experience focused on adventure and nature. Based on pooled reviews across booking platforms, travellers consistently describe the experience as outstanding and superbly professional, often noting a wonderful sense of calm during the trek.
Prices vary depending on the level of service, but most tours cost between $1,040–$1,934. Across the various platforms we check, the typical price spread ranges from about $854–$2,260.
The duration of these treks typically ranges from 3.4–5.2 days, with a median duration of 4 days.
Yes, about one third of the options we compare are private tours, which may suit travellers looking for a more tailored experience.
Inclusions vary by provider, but we found that:
- Most tours include a guide (67% of options)
- Roughly half include meals (50% of options)
- A third include park fees, medical check-ups, or sleeping mats
You can find tours offered in 6 different languages: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Swahili.
Yes, a significant portion, about 67% of the listings we compare, are tagged eco-friendly.
Acclimatize for two days before climbing. Drink plenty of water and avoid heavy meals to help your body adjust to the elevation.
Use registered taxis or local bajajis for short trips. For longer distances, pre-arrange a private driver through your lodge or hotel.
Yes, a guide is essential for safety and navigation. Local guides also support the community and provide vital knowledge of the terrain.