Embark on the ascent of the Shira Plateau, gracefully nestled on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro. For those seeking the thrill of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro without aspiring
to reach the summit, consider booking a hike on the breathtaking Shira Plateau. Stretching over 13 kilometers to the west of Kibo, at an elevation of 3,962 meters, this plateau
is perched on the slopes of Kilimanjaro, revealing the remnants of an ancient caldera—an extinguished volcanic crater from half a million years ago. Recognized today as a World
Heritage Site, it showcases deep valleys and weathered lava flows, forming a captivating landscape near the Kibo Massif, resembling avant-garde sculptures.
Various one to four-day hikes are available, each traversing different trails. Every route presents opportunities to encounter wildlife from the neighboring Amboseli National Park
in Kenya, including herds of majestic elephants, eland antelope, buffalo, and even lions.
Opt for longer hikes to witness diverse rolling landscapes, featuring silvery glaciers, rocky ridges, and the lush Lemosho forest with its rainforest valleys. Every path promises
spectacular views of Kilimanjaro's peaks on clear days, providing an unforgettable experience for those who choose to explore the captivating surroundings of the Shira Plateau.