Women V Cancer Cycle Kilimanjaro to Coast
Summary
Fall in love with Tanzania on this breath-taking bike ride for Women V Cancer. Kicking off at the foot of the mighty Mount Kilimanjaro, we’ll cycle through mountains, plains and friendly local towns to the paradise beach in Pangani.
No trip to Tanzania is complete without a spot of wildlife-watching and we’ll get our fix right away at Lake Jipe, home to hippos and crocodiles, with a visiting herd of zebras. This sets us up to keep our eyes peeled every pedal of our 431km challenge. If we’re lucky, we could spot elephants, wildebeests, gazelles and more!
The animals aren’t the only thing to get excited about. Tough climbs lead to extraordinary vistas, with jagged cliffs, swooping valleys and a patchwork of lush grassland, topped with endorphins and a heart-warming sense of achievement.
We finish our adventure at the postcard-perfect beach town of Pangani, whose white-sand bays and gentle blue shores offer a joyous reward for our legs! And the best part? It’s all for Women V Cancer and our partner charities Breast Cancer Now and Ovarian Cancer Action.
Tanzania
Active
10 Days
Self Funded
What to Expect
• Meaningful Impact: Every pedal stroke contributes to the fight against women's cancers, supporting vital research and support services through respected charity partners.
• Achievement & Support: Conquer challenging climbs and long distances as part of a supportive women's community, culminating in a celebratory finish at the white-sand beaches of Pangani.
• Wildlife Encounters & Natural Wonders: Cycle past Lake Jipe's hippo-filled waters, spot elephants and zebras in their natural habitat, and witness the snow-capped peak of Mount Kilimanjaro as your backdrop.
• Stunning Route Diversity: Navigate through rugged mountains, lush plains, and traditional farming communities before reaching pristine coastal shores, experiencing Tanzania's varied landscapes and terrains.
• Cultural Immersion: Journey through authentic local towns rarely visited by tourists, providing genuine insights into Tanzanian daily life and warm hospitality.
