Experience the Difference with Us

Embark on the adventure of a lifetime by conquering Mount Kilimanjaro — not just for the thrill, but to transform lives. With Tanzania Wildhog Safaris, 30% of all profits from our Kilimanjaro climbing expeditions and 10% from safari Tours go directly toward supporting education for children living around the mountain and across Tanzania. These young minds, often overlooked, are the true guardians of this majestic peak — their lives deeply intertwined with its survival.

By choosing to climb with us, you’re not only reaching Africa’s highest summit, you're helping build classrooms, supply school materials, and spark dreams that might otherwise remain dormant. Your footsteps up Kilimanjaro echo as footsteps toward brighter futures. These children, though born in the shadow of Africa’s greatest wonder, rarely benefit from it. Yet, they are the unsung stewards who protect its forests, respect its wildlife, and uphold its traditions. Your journey uplifts them and ensures that the mountain’s magic endures for generations.

This young children plant trees in big percentage in their schools and take responsibilities to irrigate them every day before and after the class sessions, to a point that they Kerry water from home with 5liters gallon for this, especially in the dry season when there is shortage of water. Moreover they go far even in holidays dividing themselves, one class each week to attend school only just for irrigating trees and their gardens 3 to 4 hours a day. Interesting enough both of the directors of Tanzania Wildhog Safaris were born, grow and study in this schools over 30 years ago and did this action many times than even it might now be because previous there were no modern water supply around 90% of the Kilimanjaro villages.

This inspired them and the Company to innovate nowadays education for this villages as we only used to operate wilderness safaris but since we recognize the potential practice to the environment done by these little angels from there we remember our childhood and what now kids are keeping on doing, then we decided to change our mind so as we can support this lovely kids that support conservation in their childhood.