Mount Kilimanjaro Climbing
Going Above And Beyond
Lucky Moon Adventures invites you to conquer one of Tanzania’s most breathtaking and underrated peaks, Mount Meru. Our expert mountain guides will lead you on a thrilling journey through lush grasslands, misty forests, and dramatic ridgelines as you ascend this iconic volcanic mountain. Along the way, you may encounter wildlife such as giraffes and buffaloes in Arusha National Park, adding a unique safari element to your trek. As you climb higher, you’ll traverse the scenic crater rim before reaching the summit at 4,566 meters — a vantage point that offers incredible views of Mount Kilimanjaro and the surrounding plains.
Whether you’re looking for a stand-alone adventure or a perfect acclimatization climb before tackling Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru delivers an unforgettable trekking experience. With Lucky Moon Adventures, you’re not just climbing a mountain — you’re creating lifelong memories, building confidence, and experiencing the raw beauty of Tanzania.
Why Choose Lucky Moon Adventures for Mount Meru?
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Experienced, certified mountain guides and support crew
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Seamless logistics and professional planning
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Safe, scenic routes through Arusha National Park
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Ideal acclimatization trek for Kilimanjaro climbers
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Personalized attention and authentic Tanzanian hospitality
Highlights Of Our Mount Meru Treks
Mount Meru Packages
Top Mount Meru Climbing FAQs & Answers
Mount Meru stands at 4,566 meters (14,980 feet), making it the second-highest mountain in Tanzania after Kilimanjaro.
Most climbers choose a 4-day itinerary, which allows for proper acclimatization and maximizes summit success. A 3-day option is also available but more physically demanding.
Yes! Mount Meru is considered excellent for acclimatization before attempting Kilimanjaro, as it prepares your body for high-altitude trekking.
Mount Meru lies within Arusha National Park, so it’s common to see giraffes, buffaloes, monkeys, warthogs, and various birds along the lower slopes.
The best times to climb are during the dry seasons:
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January to early March
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June to October
Avoid the long rains (April–May) and short rains (November) for better trail conditions and views.
Yes. A Tanzanian tourist visa is required for most nationalities, and travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking is strongly recommended.