Pedal Itinerary

Pedal Safari is a unique cycling event in East Africa. This 1700-mile safari goes through regions rich with cultural diversity and geographical phenomena including magnificent landscapes, the Indian Ocean, lakes, rivers, waterfalls, flora and fauna. The safari is divided into two legs; you can choose to participate in either one or both legs.

1^st Leg: July 20 – July 27 (8 Days)
Date	From	To	Mi	Km
July 20	Arrival to Dar-es-salaam
July 21	Orientation and Bus to Chalinze
July 22	Chalinze	Mkata	73	116
July 23	Mkata	Mombo	67	107
July 24	Mombo	Same	73	117
July 25	Same	Moshi	72	115
July 26	Goodwill projects in Moshi and Arusha
July 27	Visit Wildlife Reserves and Bus to Naivasha

From Dar es Salaam, we will journey northwestward, snaking our way through the plains and rolling hills of Eastern Tanzania. Five days later, we will arrive in Moshi, a little laid back town near the base of Mt. Kilimanjaro. Here we will take a break and engage in goodwill projects, then visit Ngorongoro and Serengeti Wildlife Reserves to see the migration of wildlife.

From Naivasha, we will head for Uganda, the "Pearl of Africa." We will cross over into Uganda four days later through Malaba, take a short break in Tororo, a night’s break in Mbale, and recuperate in Budaka.

Date	From	To	Mi	Km
July 28	Orientation and goodwill projects
July 29	Naivasha	Nakuru	35	55
July 30	Bus to Tororo
July 31	Tororo	Budaka	36	57
August 1	Goodwill projects in Budaka and Mbale
August 2	Budaka	Iganga	53	85
August 3	Iganga	Jinja	52	83
August 4	Jinja	Kampala	55	88
August 4	Goodwill projects in Kampala and Jinja

After Budaka, we will embark on the final stretch of the safari towards Kampala; taking nightly breaks in Iganga, and Jinja, where the Nile River breaks away from Lake Victoria, on its journey to the Mediterranean Sea. Once in Kampala, the safari is over. We will recuperate, participate in goodwill projects, and fly home.