
An adventure like never before because you deserve to have more fun.
Join me and 11 other investors for an 8-day, 7-night African safari in Tanzania from June 21-29, 2025!
Plus, you are invited to hike Mount Kilimanjaro for an epic 9-day adventure post-safari from July 1-9, 2025!
Safari Itinerary
June 21-29, 2025
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If coming from the U.S. you'll be taking a flight on June 20, which is the day before the event starts on June 22 because it's a bit of a long flight to Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO).
Additional days can be arranged for $150/per person per night (includes meals and accommodation). If you want any help with flights, Sarah is a flight booking queen and is happy to help!
Those wanting to arrive a day or two early, simply email us hello@sarahdweaver.com.
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Arrive to Tanzania via air, where we will pick you up at Kilimanjaro International Airport. Arrive before 4:00 p.m. on June 22 as we would like for everyone to be in attendance for dinner and trip overview at 6:00 p.m. that evening.
Those arriving earlier can enjoy some downtime after the long flight, after which we will convene together in the hotel lobby.Before dinner at the hotel restaurant, meet with your host Sarah Weaver, and your lead driver and guide, Josh. We will go over the schedule for the next few days in general, focusing primarily on the itinerary for the next day.
After dinner retire to your room and get a good rest, as we'll start early the next day.
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Wake up around 7:00 a.m. and head to the restaurant for breakfast. Around 8:00 a.m. we will make our way to Tarangire National Park (approx. two hours driving). We will spend the late morning doing a game drive in the park. We will have lunch at a lodge in the park around 1:00 pm. After lunch, we will head back on the road to see more animals.
At around 3:30 p.m., we will head out of the park, en route to our next lodging in Karatu town, arriving at the property around dusk, in time to clean up before dinner together.
After dinner, we will do a recap of the day, and a presentation on what to expect the next day. After that, you're free to go back to your room and rest or hang out with the other guests at the lodge.
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After breakfast at the lodge, we will make our way towards Ngorongoro Conservation Area, only a short drive away.
After checking in at the park gate, we will grab some photos from the top of the crater rim, then travel onward towards Serengeti National Park (approximately three hours).We will have another check-in at the park gate, during which we will enjoy a picnic lunch prepared by our lodge.
After check-in and lunch have finished we will make our way towards the luxury tented lodge within the boundaries of the park, stopping to see the animals on the way.
Arriving just before nightfall, you’ll have time to wash up before dinner. Dinner at the lodge, followed by the day's briefing.
Note: the total driving time this day is about five to six hours, so we'll be sure to make as many stops as needed for restrooms and to stretch our legs on the way. Bring your real estate questions for this drive! This is a great opportunity to build relationships.
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For those that are doing the sunrise hot air balloon, you’ll awaken around 4:00 am, have some coffee and snacks, and then proceed to head to the launching site. After an hour or so in the air, you’ll be treated to a lovely safari breakfast in the middle of the bush, arriving back at the visitor center around 10:00 am where you’ll rejoin the rest of the group.
For the rest of you, sleep in a bit, enjoy breakfast and then head out for a game drive until lunchtime, which will either be back at the lodge or at a picnic site. We'll then spend a few more hours out on the plains, looking out for leopards, cheetahs, and lions that are all over the area.
Dinner is back at the lodge, after which we will talk about the schedule for the next few days in the Serengeti.
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This is the day when we will try to catch up with the wildebeest herds. This time of year they are (usually) in the central area of the park, so it should be relatively easy to get to.
Depending on how the herds are moving, we may opt for a picnic lunch to be able to spend more time out on the plains in search of the wildebeest. We'll make sure to advance at a comfortable pace with as many breaks as needed.
Dinner back at the lodge after returning around dusk, after which we’ll go over the plans for the day ahead.
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After breakfast we will make a slow departure towards the east, heading towards Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area (while looking for animals on the way, of course). Arrive at our beautiful destination, overlooking the 12-mile-wide crater at around 10:30 am.
We will spend the entire morning driving through the crater, after which we will have a picnic lunch at a designated area within the park around 1:00 pm. After lunch, we will continue our game drive for a while longer before heading back to our lodge in Karatu for the evening.
Dinner at the lodge, followed by the day’s recap and plans for the day ahead.
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After breakfast at the lodge, we will head towards Arusha, stopping at souvenir stores for a short time if anyone would like to grab anything.
After that, we will have the chance to stop by a local Maasai village, to see their traditional dances, handicrafts, and the way in which they live their lives. We’ll have lunch afterward nearby, eventually arriving in Arusha in the late afternoon.
Special farewell dinner that evening to cap things off.
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Although the exact timing depends on your departure schedule, generally we will wake up, have a leisurely breakfast, and then relax at the lodge until it's time to drive you to the airport for your flight. (Those joining us for Kilimanjaro will have the entire day as a rest day at the lodge.)
Those not hiking Kilimanjaro can fly out any time on June 29 (we will transport you to the airport approximately four hours ahead of your flight’s departure time).
By joining us on this epic African Safari adventure, you'll embark on an exceptional once-in-a-lifetime experience as well as:
Valuable real estate investment insights through workshops, discussions, and networking with your new cohort of colleagues.
Connection and potentially life-long friendships with like-minded real estate investors in an awe-inspiring and unique African setting.
Innovative mindset shifts fostered by the African wilderness, sparking fresh ideas for your real estate ventures.
New activities potentially outside your comfort zone like safari drives and wildlife encounters in the pristine African landscapes, fostering personal growth and resilience.
Greater clarity in your real estate vision and the ability to dream bigger, fueled by your fellow participants' inspiration and Africa's natural wonders.
Here at Invested Adventures, we believe in three things: Impact, Investing, and Fun
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Adventure like never before
Wake up to elephants grazing just outside your bedroom. Explore an extinct volcano and national parks throughout Tanzania. Take daily game drives and experience wildlife the best way possible: in the wild.
In the morning, fuel up with super-buffet breakfasts. At night, enjoy a delicious dinner and a comfortable bed. Everything is planned for you, so you can focus your energy on being present and enjoying every moment.
The Safari Trip is June 21-29, 2025. The Kilimanjaro hike is an optional add-on from July 1-9, 2025.
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Unmatched experiences
You are looking for a trip of a lifetime—and you don’t want to do it alone. The people in your life are not saying “Yes” fast enough.
Don’t wait any longer! This trip is designed for real estate investors who are looking for an epic adventure, unlike anything they’ve ever done before.
We want you to say YES to adventure!
Enjoy a Bucket List Trip with real estate investors who value the same thing as you: freedom.
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Summit Kilimanjaro (Optional)
Is eight days of safari-ing not enough? We have an optional add-on for those craving extra adventure: summit the famous Mount Kilimanjaro.
Like the safari, this excursion is fully planned for you. You can expect to spend between 4-6 hours per day hiking.
You can choose to do only the safari, only the hike, or both. Tickets for the Kilimanjaro hike are sold separately.
The hike is July 1-9, 2025. Click here if you would like to purchase the hike only.

Kilimanjaro Itinerary
July 1-9, 2025
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This will take place after Day 8 of the safari trip, so in effect, it will count as Day 9 of your trip if doing the safari.
We will be relaxing at our lodge in Arusha and making preparations for the climb, including talking over the plans for the days ahead.
Those joining the Kilimanjaro hike ONLY, be sure to arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) on June 30, or at the latest by the morning July 1. -
After breakfast, we will drive from Arusha to the Kilimanjaro National Park Gate (three hours or so), then have lunch together as we are being checked into the park.
After lunch we begin a moderate climb up through the mountain forest, carpeted with unique flowers, begonias, and ferns. The first camp is situated among the giant heather plants at 9,500 ft (2,896 m). (Total ascent: 1,700 ft/518 m during 3-4 hours hiking.)
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Emerge from the giant heather zone and hike through fine open moorland to camp at Shira Camp I at 11,500 ft (3,505 m). Eland and antelope sometimes graze up here, and there are fascinating geological features in the old volcanic caldera which can be viewed during a half-hour optional walk in the afternoon. (Total ascent: 2,000 ft/610 m during 5-6 hours hiking.)
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We hike along the Shira plateau for the duration of the day. Begin with a gentle walk east toward Kibo’s glaciered peak, winding across the plateau that leads to Shira II camp on moorland meadows. We'll then continue to Moir Hut, a little-used site on the base of the Lent Hills. A variety of optional walks are available on Lent Hills making this an excellent acclimatization opportunity. (Total ascent: 2,300 ft/701 m during 6-7 hours hiking.)
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From the Shira Plateau, we'll continue up a ridge, passing the trail junction towards the Kibo peak. As we continue we'll arrive at the Lava Tower geological formation, called the "Shark's Tooth." After that, we'll come to a second trail junction, which brings us up to Arrow Glacier at an altitude of 16,000 ft/4,877 m. We'll then continue down to Barranco Hut Camp at an altitude of 13,000 ft/3,964 m. Although you'll finish the day below the elevation you started at, this day is an important step for acclimatization and will help your body prepare for the summit. (Total descent: 800 ft/244 m during 5-6 hours hiking.)
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After breakfast, we'll leave Barranco Hut Camp and continue on a steep ridge passing the steep Barranco Wall, ending at the Karanga Valley campsite. This is a short day meant for acclimatization. (Total ascent: 100 ft/30 m during 4-5 hours hiking.)
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We'll leave Karanga Camp and hit the next junction, which connects with the Mweka Trail. We then continue up to the Barafu Hut Camp, which completes the South Circuit trail. Here we'll make camp, rest, enjoy dinner, and prepare for the summit morning/day. (The twin peaks of Mawenzi and Kibo can be seen from this position.) (Total ascent: 2,200 ft/671 m during 4-5 hours hiking.)
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A bracing 12:00 am start to climb the frozen scree up to the summit. This is unavoidable on any route, but we want to aim to reach Stella Point (on the crater rim) for sunrise (around 6:30 a.m.) — another 40 minutes later, and magically you’re at the highest point on the continent, bathing in the sun's warmth (which is much appreciated at that elevation).
After reaching the summit and snapping the prerequisite photos, we then return to base camp for a short rest and food break, after which we go via the Mweka descent route to our next camp.
Total walking time will be around 7 hours (4,265ft/1,300m ascent) to the summit, then a 6-8 hour (9,186ft/2,800m) descent to Mweka camp, set in a clearing amongst the giant heather. This is a long and hard day — you’ll feel extremely tired, but also absolutely ecstatic that you’ve actually done it. Enjoy your sleep — you've earned it! (Total ascent: 4,045 ft/1,233 m during 7-8 hours hiking, followed by 9,345 ft/2,848 m of descent over a period of 5-6 hours.)
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We finish up with a four-hour descent through the forest to Mweka Gate to collect our completion certificates and meet with our vehicle. Head towards our lodge near the airport, arriving early afternoon, and check into our hotel for some R&R and a celebratory dinner. (Total descent: 4,600 ft/1,402 m during 4 hours hiking.)
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Have breakfast at the hotel and chill until your flight back. You'll be transferred by the hotel to the airport approximately 2.5 hours before your flight departs.
More details
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8 days and 7 nights of accommodation in luxury lodges and tented camps from June 21-29, 2025
Guide services the entire time
Airport pick-up/drop-off
3 meals per full day
Unlimited bottled water during the game drives and at your accommodation
Guide & staff gratuity
All taxes and surcharges
All park and vehicle fees
Transport via Land Cruiser to/within parks, incl. gasoline, driver meals, and accommodation
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Flights to/from Tanzania (closest international airport: Kilimanjaro International Airport, JRO)
Alcohol & beverages other than water
$50-$100 Tanzanian visa fee
Souvenirs
Why should you come to Tanzania on a safari?
Tanzania is home to Serengeti National Park, the most storied national park in all of Africa.
See all of the Big 5: elephants, rhinos, cape buffalo, leopards, and lions.
No fences or private game reserves here like there are in South Africa and Kenya—everything is 100% natural.
Tanzania is home to the Great Wildebeest Migration, where over 2 million animals follow the rains around the Serengeti is a spectacular sight (and we'll be there at exactly the right time to catch it in the central Serengeti).
Ngorongoro Crater, the world's largest unflooded volcanic caldera (12x12 miles), is full of animals that allow you to get quite close to them.

Questions?
Text (515) 259-0075 if you have any questions about the trip. Or, email hello@sarahdweaver.com.
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