KILIMANJARO SCENIC FLIGHT AND HELICOPTER EVACUATION COST

📌EXPLORE KILIMANJARO WITH HELICOPTER 
Kilimanjaro Helicopter Tour
The Kilimanjaro helicopter tour starts from Moshi Airport. Taking off, the pilot will point the helicopter to the East, making a flight over the city. During your flight, you will be able to see all the
climbing routes to Kilimanjaro
 while skirting the mountain range. You will also fly over 

📌Lake Chala
Which is the largest tectonic lake in the Kilimanjaro area.
Region: Kilimanjaro
Kilimanjaro Helicopter Tour 
➡️Duration: 45 minutes
➡️Distance: 5 km from the center of Moshi

📍What to bring: Camera
PRICE FROM
➡️ 1 PAX $3800 
➡️ 2 PAX $2000 
Duration Time: 45 MINUTES

KILIMANJARO HELICOPTER TOUR
📌Included in cost:
➡️45-minute helicopter flight over Kilimanjaro;
➡️Drinks;
➡️Lunch boxes.

📌The price does not include:
➡️Helicopter flight above the crater of Kilimanjaro (as this is prohibited by the rules of the Kilimanjaro National Park).

📌CLIMB MOUNT KILIMANJARO WORRY LESS , HELICOPTER RESCUE AVAILABLE FOR YOU.

📍KILI FASTA 
➡️Its available service that we can organize for you after your trekking to Mount Kilimanjaro, it's applied to those who are tired in way that they struggling to descend by themselves or they got some small cases like knees problem , ankle twisted and muscles pain.
PRICE'S
➡️1 PAX $3700 Per person
➡️2 PAX $2000 Per person

📍 EVACUATION FOR SERIOUS ALTITUDE ISSUES FOR  CLIMBERS 
 They got sick due to high altitude

📌PRICE ONLY APPLIED FOR ONE PEOPLE AND HE / HER ESCORTED BY ONE PEOPLE. 
PRICE
➡️1 PAX $5000-$8000 ( Price it Depends with situations )

Book your Adventure With Us With Confidence , your safety our Preority.
📩 bookingfootonkilitanzania@gmail.com
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