Mount Kenya
Located south of the equator, Mount Kenya is the second-highest mountain in Africa after Kilimanjaro. Added to the UNESCO world heritage site list in 1997, this long-extinct volcano stands tall at the height of 17, 022 feet. This majestic mountain in Kenya is often overshadowed by the highest mountain in Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro which lies just 400 km away. Mount Kenya is less crowded with spectacular scenes, easy to trek, and deserves all the attention from adventure lovers.
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Day 1
Flight from Brussels Airport to Ethiopia
Day 2
Stay at Hilton Hotel Garden Inn
Acclimatization
Exploring Nairobi
Day 3
Visit to Kikuyu tribe cultural centre
Food and equipment pick-up
Hiking to Campsite Bandas via Chogoria Gat
Day 4
Hike to base camp Lake Ellis
Set up base camp
Foraging food workshop
Day 5
Climbing Mugi Hill
Rescue signalling workshop
Day 6
Hike to volcanic vent Ithanguni
Workshop on altitute sickness
Water filtration workshop
Day 7
Weather Forecasting
Navigating around Lake Ellis
Cave Exploration
Day 8
Survival test
Close base camp
Farewell dinner
Day 9
Off-road adventure
Surprise activity
Day 10
Flight from Nairobi to Brussels Airport
