Why AAA Express Adventure
Safety you can check, not just read about
We are a Moshi-based team of guides, porters and planners. Here is exactly how we keep you safe, how we treat our crew, and who you will talk to before you fly.
Safety
Checked twice a day, every day
Every morning and evening your guide measures your blood-oxygen level and pulse, and asks about headache, appetite and sleep. The results go in a log your lead guide reviews before anyone moves higher. If the numbers say descend, we descend.
Pulse
oxygen-saturation and heart-rate checks, morning and evening
Oxygen
emergency oxygen with every group
WFR
every guide a Wilderness First Responder
24/7
evacuation plan and office support
Responsible tourism
Fair pay, proper kit, lighter loads
Nobody reaches the summit without the porters. Ours are paid above the park minimum, on the last day and in full, and they never carry more than 15 kg of your gear. Every porter gets a sleeping bag, a warm jacket and boots, and eats the same meals as the guides.
15 kg
maximum load, weighed at the gate
100%
of tips go straight to the crew
3 meals
a day, the same food as the guides
Kit
sleeping bags, jackets and boots provided
Your advisor
Neema plans your climb from first message to final transfer
Born in Moshi, Neema has summited Kilimanjaro 140 times and still guides every season. She answers every enquiry herself, usually within two hours.
Reviews
What climbers say after they come home
★★★★★
“The Northern Circuit was empty and beautiful. Neema planned everything around our pace and the porters were clearly treated well.”
★★★★★
“I was nervous about the altitude. The twice-daily checks and an honest guide made all the difference. The food at 4,600 m was better than at home.”
★★★★★
“Baraka read the mountain and our group perfectly. He slowed us down on day three and that is why all six of us stood on Uhuru Peak at sunrise.”