Let The Adventure Begin
Adventure Volunteers is an innovative program from Peace for Conservation designed to combine tourism with volunteering. We strive to create programs to help the cause of animal conservation and to preserve the local culture.
Bike Tour For Conservation
Bike tours are a great way to discover community in Mwanza (Rock City) to be a cycling
vacation of a lifetime. Biking is a healthy exercise. It is no secret that a bike tour is the best way
to uncover villages around Mwanza. It is a fun and safe adventure where you can stop and explore.
Now, imagine you cycling the winding regional roads of Mwanza, making new friends
and staying in luxury traditional authentic accommodations.
You then continue riding to the community bordering the Serengeti National Park. You can instantly picture yourself riding at your own pace. You’ll be taken through the most
beautiful and interesting aspects of this city and villages around Mwanza and learn Sukuma
culture.
Our bike tours are amazing dream vacations for a slower paced lifestyle experience. Our multi-
day trips take you along the most scenic routes of Mwanza for the ultimate adventure. There is
nothing better than the feeling of wandering around while being self-propelled on two wheels
through the back roads.
Join our bike tour and spread anti-poaching messages to the community to protect
elephants and rhinos from being poached by poachers. This entertaining and exciting guided bike tour
through the amazing Community of Mwanza and community of Serengeti National park.
We have a professional bike tour guide who will guide you to scenic
route. After a bike tour participants have a time to celebrate with drinks and a BBQ together,
sharing stories about the bike tour.
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**This program is organized annually from April to June each year for purpose of raising conservation
knowledge to community to protect wildlife. there is opportunity to visit at National park in
Tanzania to explore amazing wildlife found in Tanzania either at Serengeti National Park or
Ngorogoro Conservation Area.**