About Us

Who We Are

We are an Adventure and travel Company made by a team of local and international travel experts, Based in UAE, We create unforgettable memories with safety, quality and support of local community mindset - traveling with us means the highest safety standard, comfort, and care to the maximum.

We offer both Private and public Group tours for Mt Kilimanjaro climbs & Wildlife Safaris in Tanzania, We also customize, organize and offer short day itineraries and day trips packages In Jordan.

“IF THERE WERE ONE MORE THING

I COULD DO IT WOULD BE TO GO

ON A SAFARI ONCE AGAIN"

- KAREN BLIXEN

FAQs

  • June to October is dry season, this is considered as one of the best time for Kilimanjaro. June is the beginning of new season onKilimanjaro after a long wet season which starts from late March to May, people don’t climb during this rain season. November isanother one moth of rain season but not as heavy rain as from late March to May. December to February is also another good time for the climb, you can also be lucky up until mid-March.

  • Blackiris Expeditions is safety focused. We have the proper systems in place to protect our clients and everyone who we take with us to the mountain from all the dangers of high altitude trekking: Our guides are highly experienced in preventing, detecting, and treating altitude sickness. Our guides conduct twice daily health checks using a pulse oximeter to monitor your oxygen saturation and pulse rate. Our guides administer the Lake Louise Scoring System (LLSS) to helo determine whether you have symptoms of altitude sickness and their severity. Our guides are certified Wilderness First Responders (WFR).

  • The most biggest challenge for climbers trying to attempt Kilimanjaro summit is high altitude sickness. We always remind our climbers that although Mt.Kilimanjaro is not on the list of technical mountains, they should not forget the fact that it’s still one of the giant peak, so having enough time to acclimatize is the best way to avoid this high risk. It takes five to eight days to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro because most climbers who are coming for Kilimanjaro are not professional climbers who are used to altitude. We normally advise them not to take shorter routes to climb instead to do seven or eight days routes.