
about Eli...
Experience and professionalism
Eli's achievements...


Climbing Kilimanjaro with Eli guarantees an expedition with an experienced guide who has led hundreds of groups and individual trekkers to the summit. After over 200 mountain expeditions, he stopped keeping counting.
One of Eli's greatest accomplishments, of which he is particularly proud, is guiding an 89-year-old woman to the top. The trek took 9 days and earned her a place in the Guinness World Records. Anne Lorimor, an American, is the oldest person to ever reach the summit of Kilimanjaro.
The youngest participant in one of Eli's expeditions was just 7 years old.
As you can see, for Eli, no one is too young or too old to reach Uhuru Peak (or at least Stella Point) with him.
Wisdom, respect, love and passion
Eli personally...
Eli is a native Tanzanian from the Chagga tribe, who grew up at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro in Marangu.
Since 2007, Eli has worked as a mountain guide. He is well-educated, intelligent, and deeply thoughtful. He holds a degree in Cultural Anthropology and Tourism from university. Eli is an incredibly hard-working and ambitious individual, always striving to achieve his goals. He is committed to continuous personal and professional growth.
Eli has a genuine passion for being with people. He is warm, lively, and full of energy, making him a joy to spend time with. His extensive knowledge of Tanzania’s mountains, especially Mount Kilimanjaro, ensures that every client has a safe, enjoyable, and unforgettable trekking experience.
While Eli is in the mountains, his wife and their sons, 13-year-old Erick and 2-year-old Success, are waiting for him at home in the city. There is only one thing Eli loves more than Kilimanjaro—and that is his family.


HIKING IN THE MOUNTAINS


Discover what Eli offers...
In Tanzania, there are two major mountains – Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak on the continent (5,895 m above sea level), and Mount Meru (4,565 m above sea level). Kilimanjaro is becoming an increasingly popular destination because it is the highest peak in the world accessible to trekking tourists without alpine-style climbing. It requires good physical fitness, and the high altitude is certainly a challenge, but it is a journey that people of all ages and various levels of mountain experience undertake and successfully complete.
There are several different routes to the summit to choose from. They vary in landscape, difficulty, length, and level of use. The shortest trek lasts 5 days, while the longest takes 8 days. Eli has experience with all routes, so he can help you choose the one with the most charm for you.
There are two main trekking seasons, which correspond to Tanzania's dry seasons: June–October and January–March.
TANZANIA'S NATIONAL PARKS
Visit the most beautiful national parks of Tanzania: Serengeti, Ngorongoro, and others. You can combine mountain hikes, climbing Kilimanjaro, or cultural tours with a true safari surrounded by wild, pristine nature from millions of years ago. Whatever you desire, Eli will help you plan and organize the trip of a lifetime.
Eli warmly encourages tourists to take some time to learn about the different cultures and lifestyles in Tanzania. There is a vast diversity and so much to see and experience. She believes it's a missed opportunity for people who come for an exotic adventure and then leave immediately without spending time with the locals to see their everyday life. Fighting stereotypes and understanding the challenges of large-scale development requires human experiences. You’ll be amazed by the ingenuity, creativity, and work ethic of the people Eli will introduce you to, as she takes you to meet local artisans, village leaders, farmers, and teachers. You might even find that you enjoy traditional banana beer! Come with Eli and open your eyes to the wonderful world of Africa!
CULTURAL TOURS




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