Trekking

Plan Your Trip Price from What’s included in the price? $1,100 Chat on Whatsapp Overview of 4 Days Mount Meru Climb Conquer Mount Meru, Tanzania’s spectacular second-highest peak at 4,566 meters, on this perfectly paced 4-day expedition that offers superior acclimatization and a more relaxed climbing experience compared to the standard 3-day route. This extended itinerary takes you through an incredible variety of ecosystems—from wildlife-rich montane forests where you’ll encounter elephants, giraffes, zebras, and monkeys under the protection of armed rangers, to dramatic moorlands and alpine desert zones—while providing ample time to absorb the stunning scenery including views into Meru’s massive volcanic crater and the striking Ash Cone. The adventure includes an optional sunset ascent of Little Meru, a thrilling pre-dawn summit attempt along a spectacular narrow ridge between sheer cliffs and the crater wall, and on clear days, the unforgettable sight of Mount Kilimanjaro rising above the clouds at sunrise. With comfortable mountain huts, an extra acclimatization day that significantly improves summit success rates, and the unique opportunity to experience wildlife encounters on a high-altitude trek, this climb offers one of East Africa’s most rewarding and distinctive mountain adventures with full logistical support throughout your journey. 4 Days Mount Meru Climb Day 1 – Momela Gate (1,500m) to Miriakamba Hut (2,514m)Elevation Gain: 1,500m to 2,514m | Distance: 10km | Hiking Time: 4-6 hours | Habitat: Montane Forest | Meals: Full Board After departing from Moshi or Arusha, you’ll drive to Momela Gate where you’ll complete a brief registration with park authorities before beginning your adventure accompanied by a fully armed ranger who will ensure your safety in this wildlife-rich environment. The trail ascends steadily through beautiful montane forest where you’ll have exceptional opportunities to spot wild animals including elephants, giraffes, zebras, various monkey species, antelopes, and numerous bird species—making this one of the few mountain climbs in the world where big game encounters are part of the experience. As you climb higher through the lush forest with sunlight filtering through the dense canopy, you’ll eventually arrive at Miriakamba Hut nestled at 2,514 meters, where you’ll enjoy dinner and spend your first night on the mountain surrounded by the enchanting sounds of the African wilderness. Day 2 – Miriakamba Hut (2,514m) to Saddle Hut (3,570m)Elevation Gain: 2,514m to 3,570m | Distance: 8km | Hiking Time: 3-5 hours | Habitat: Forest and Moorland | Meals: Full Board Today’s trek from Miriakamba Hut to Saddle Hut is relatively short in distance but involves a steep and sustained climb as you leave the forest zone behind and emerge into the moorland habitat with increasingly spectacular views opening up around you. The trail takes you slowly along a dramatic ridge offering breathtaking views into the massive Meru Crater and the impressive Ash Cone rising from the crater floor—a volcanic landscape that rivals any in East Africa. After arriving at Saddle Hut and enjoying a hot lunch in the early afternoon, you have the option to make a rewarding short climb to the summit of Little Meru (3,820m) for superb panoramic views and a spectacular sunset that paints the surrounding peaks in golden hues, before returning to Saddle Hut for dinner and overnight rest as you continue acclimatizing for tomorrow’s summit attempt. Day 3 – Summit Day: Saddle Hut (3,570m) to Socialist Peak (4,566m) to Miriakamba Hut (2,514m)Elevation: 3,570m to 4,566m to 2,514m | Distance: 5km up, 13km down | Hiking Time: 10-12 hours | Habitat: Alpine Desert, Moorland, Montane Forest | Meals: Full Board Your summit day begins in the early hours around 1:30 AM with a steep climb through the darkness to Rhino Point (3,800m), then continuing upward through the alpine desert to Cobra Point (4,350m) as the eastern horizon begins to glow with the approaching dawn. The final dramatic ascent follows a spectacular narrow ridge line—with sheer inner cliffs dropping hundreds of meters into the crater on one side and the sloping outer wall on the other—leading you to Socialist Peak at 4,566 meters, where you’ll arrive just in time to witness a breathtaking sunrise and, on clear mornings, the magnificent sight of Mount Kilimanjaro towering majestically above the clouds. After savoring your hard-earned achievement at the summit and capturing photographs of the stunning 360-degree views, you’ll begin the long descent back to Saddle Hut for a well-deserved rest and brunch before continuing down through the moorlands and forest to Miriakamba Hut, where you’ll enjoy dinner and a celebratory night’s rest after your incredible summit success. Day 4 – Miriakamba Hut (2,514m) to Momela Gate (1,500m) to Moshi/ArushaElevation Loss: 2,514m to 1,500m | Distance: 10km | Hiking Time: 2-4 hours | Habitat: Montane Forest | Meals: Full Board Your final morning on Mount Meru begins with a short and pleasant descent through open grassland and mixed forest, offering one last opportunity to spot wildlife including buffalos, warthogs, and various antelope species before emerging from the wilderness. The relatively fast descent takes you back through the montane forest where you began your journey, and you’ll reach Momela Gate by late morning to complete park formalities and bid farewell to your mountain crew. Your transfer vehicle will be waiting at the gate to drive you back to your hotel in Moshi or Arusha, where you can relax and reflect on your successful Mount Meru adventure with incredible memories of summiting Tanzania’s second-highest peak and experiencing one of Africa’s most unique wildlife-mountain combinations. Price Includes All park fees and rescue fees Hotel lodging the night before and after the climb (B&B at Maridadi Hotel) Airport transfers Round-trip transport between hotel and trailhead All meals and drinking water on the mountain Full support personnel (experienced guides, cooks, and porters) Armed ranger escort Guides, porters, cook salaries and park fees Price Excludes Tanzania visa ($50 per person on arrival) Personal expenses (laundry, telephone, beverages, etc.) Meals not listed above Optional tours (short safari after your climb, etc.) Tips for crew and any items of personal nature Request a Program We are always here to help

Plan Your Trip Price from What’s included in the price? $1,000 Chat on Whatsapp Overview of 3 Days Mount Meru Climb Embark on an unforgettable adventure up Mount Meru, Tanzania’s second-highest peak at 4,566 meters and often considered the perfect acclimatization climb before attempting Kilimanjaro. This thrilling 3-day expedition takes you through diverse ecosystems—from lush montane forests teeming with elephants, giraffes, zebras, and monkeys to dramatic moorlands and alpine desert—while offering some of East Africa’s most spectacular scenery including views into Meru’s massive volcanic crater and the striking Ash Cone. The climb culminates with a pre-dawn summit attempt along a breathtaking narrow ridge line between sheer inner cliffs and the crater’s outer wall, where you’ll be rewarded with a stunning sunrise and, on clear days, views of Mount Kilimanjaro rising majestically above the clouds. With armed ranger escorts for wildlife safety, comfortable mountain huts, an optional ascent of Little Meru for sunset views, and full logistical support throughout, this challenging yet accessible trek provides an authentic East African mountain experience with the added excitement of encountering wildlife along the trail. 3 Days Mount Meru Climb Day 1 – Momela Gate (1,500m) to Miriakamba Hut (2,514m)Elevation Gain: 1,500m to 2,514m | Distance: 10km | Hiking Time: 4-6 hours | Habitat: Montane Forest | Meals: Full Board After departing from Moshi or Arusha, you’ll drive to Momela Gate where you’ll complete a brief registration before beginning your trek accompanied by a fully armed ranger for your safety in this wildlife-rich environment. The trail ascends steadily through beautiful montane forest where you’ll have excellent opportunities to spot wild animals including elephants, giraffes, zebras, various monkey species, antelopes, and numerous bird species—making this one of the few mountain climbs in the world where you can encounter large wildlife along the route. As you climb higher through the verdant forest with dappled sunlight filtering through the canopy, you’ll eventually arrive at Miriakamba Hut nestled at 2,514 meters, where you’ll enjoy dinner and spend your first night on the mountain surrounded by the sounds of the forest. Day 2 – Miriakamba Hut (2,514m) to Saddle Hut (3,570m)Elevation Gain: 2,514m to 3,570m | Distance: 8km | Hiking Time: 3-5 hours | Habitat: Forest and Moorland | Meals: Full Board Today’s trek from Miriakamba Hut to Saddle Hut is relatively short in distance but involves a steep and steady climb as you leave the forest zone behind and emerge into the moorland habitat with increasingly dramatic views. The trail takes you slowly along a spectacular ridge offering breathtaking views into the massive Meru Crater and the impressive Ash Cone rising from the crater floor—a sight that never fails to amaze climbers. After arriving at Saddle Hut and enjoying a hot lunch in the early afternoon, you have the option to make a rewarding short climb to the summit of Little Meru (3,820m) for superb panoramic views and a spectacular sunset before returning to Saddle Hut for dinner and overnight rest as you prepare mentally and physically for tomorrow’s summit attempt. Day 3 – Summit Day: Saddle Hut (3,570m) to Socialist Peak (4,566m) to Momela GateElevation: 3,570m to 4,566m to 1,500m | Distance: 5km up, 13km down | Hiking Time: 12-14 hours | Habitat: Alpine Desert, Moorland, Montane Forest | Meals: Full Board Your summit day begins in the early hours around 1:30 AM with a steep climb under the stars to Rhino Point (3,800m), then continuing upward to Cobra Point (4,350m) as the first hints of dawn begin to light the eastern sky. The final dramatic ascent follows a spectacular narrow ridge line—with sheer inner cliffs dropping into the crater on one side and the sloping outer wall on the other—leading you to Socialist Peak at 4,566 meters, where you’ll arrive just in time to witness a breathtaking sunrise and, on clear days, the magnificent sight of Mount Kilimanjaro towering above the clouds. After savoring your achievement at the summit and capturing photographs of the stunning views, you’ll begin the long descent back to Saddle Hut for a well-deserved rest and brunch before continuing down through the moorlands and forest to Momela Gate, where your transfer vehicle will be waiting to drive you back to your hotel in Moshi or Arusha, completing your incredible Mount Meru adventure. Price Includes All park fees and rescue fees Hotel lodging the night before and after the climb (B&B at Maridadi Hotel) Airport transfers Round-trip transport between hotel and trailhead All meals and drinking water on the mountain Full support personnel (experienced guides, cooks, and porters) Armed ranger escort Guides, porters, cook salaries and park fees Price Excludes Tanzania visa ($50 per person on arrival) Personal expenses (laundry, telephone, beverages, tips for crew, etc.) Request a Program We are always here to help

Plan Your Trip Price from What’s included in the price? $300 Chat on Whatsapp Overview of 1 Day Kilimanjaro Mandara Hut Day Hike Experience the legendary Mount Kilimanjaro in just one day on this exhilarating trek to Mandara Hut, perfect for travelers with limited time who want to touch Africa’s highest mountain without the commitment of a multi-day expedition. This accessible day hike takes you through the enchanting montane rainforest of the historic Marangu Route, where you’ll be surrounded by towering Eucalyptus trees, spot playful black-and-white Colobus monkeys swinging through the canopy, and listen to the calls of exotic birds as you ascend to 2,740 meters. The journey includes an optional side trip to Maundi Crater offering spectacular panoramic views across Northern Tanzania into Kenya, giving you a true taste of Kilimanjaro’s magic and natural beauty before descending back to civilization the same day—all with full logistical support, experienced guides, and the satisfaction of having hiked on the Roof of Africa. 1 Day Kilimanjaro Mandara Hut Day Hike Day 1 – Kilimanjaro Gate (1,700m) to Mandara Hut (2,740m) and ReturnElevation: 1,700m to 2,740m and back | Hiking Time: 4-5 hours up, 3-4 hours down After enjoying breakfast at your hotel, you’ll meet your experienced guide and embark on a scenic one-hour drive to Kilimanjaro National Park Marangu Gate, where you’ll complete registration formalities before beginning your exciting ascent through the spectacular rainforest. The well-maintained trail winds steadily upward beneath a lush canopy of towering Eucalyptus trees where you’ll watch for playful Colobus monkeys leaping through the branches, listen to enchanting birdcalls echoing through the forest, and breathe in the fresh mountain air as you climb toward Mandara Hut at 2,740 meters. Upon reaching the hut, take a well-deserved break and enjoy your packed lunch before embarking on an optional but highly rewarding side trip to Maundi Crater for breathtaking panoramic views stretching across Northern Tanzania into Kenya, offering a stunning perspective of the surrounding landscape. In the afternoon, begin your descent back through the rainforest to Marangu Gate, where your vehicle will be waiting to drive you back to Moshi, completing your memorable one-day Kilimanjaro adventure. Price Includes Park entry fees, VAT (Value Added Tax), experienced guides, lunch box, all food on the mountain, Round-trip transport from Moshi to the park gate. Accommodation before and after the trek at The Maridadi Hotel Price Excludes Tips for mountain crew, Request a Program We are always here to help

Plan Your Trip Price from What’s included in the price? $900 Chat on Whatsapp Overview of 3 Days Kilimanjaro Marangu Route Trek Experience the lower slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro on this accessible 3-day trek along the classic Marangu Route, often called the “Coca-Cola Route” for its relative comfort and popularity. This carefully designed itinerary takes you through diverse ecological zones—from the lush montane rainforest alive with Colobus monkeys and exotic birdlife to the otherworldly alpine heathland dotted with giant lobelias and groundsels—while reaching Horombo Hut at 3,700 meters for spectacular views of both Mawenzi and Kibo peaks. Perfect for adventurers seeking a taste of Kilimanjaro without the full summit commitment, this trek offers comfortable mountain hut accommodation, optional side trips to scenic viewpoints like Maundi Crater with panoramic vistas across Northern Tanzania and Kenya, and the opportunity to acclimatize to high altitude while experiencing the natural beauty and unique ecosystems that make Africa’s highest mountain so legendary, all with full logistical support and experienced guides throughout your journey. 3 Days Kilimanjaro Marangu Route Trek Day 1 – Kilimanjaro National Park Gate (1,860m) to Mandara Hut (2,700m)Elevation Gain: 1,860m to 2,700m | Distance: 8km | Hiking Time: 3-4 hours | Habitat: Montane Forest | Meals: L, D After enjoying breakfast and a comprehensive briefing at your hotel, you’ll embark on a scenic one-hour drive to Kilimanjaro National Park Marangu Gate where you’ll complete registration formalities before beginning your ascent through the spectacular rainforest. The well-maintained trail winds steadily upward beneath a canopy of towering Eucalyptus trees where you’ll spot playful black-and-white Colobus monkeys swinging through the branches and listen to the calls of exotic birds, before arriving at Mandara Hut for your first night on the mountain. In the afternoon, take an optional but highly rewarding side trip to Maundi Crater for breathtaking panoramic views stretching across Northern Tanzania into Kenya, then return to your comfortable mountain hut for dinner and overnight rest at 2,700 meters. Day 2 – Mandara Hut (2,700m) to Horombo Hut (3,700m)Elevation Gain: 2,700m to 3,700m | Distance: 12km | Hiking Time: 5-6 hours | Habitat: Heathland | Meals: B, L, D After breakfast, you’ll leave the cool embrace of the rainforest glades behind and follow an ascending path that opens onto the dramatic moorlands, where the landscape transforms into expansive heathland with increasingly stunning views at every turn. As you climb steadily toward Horombo Hut, you’ll be rewarded with amazing vistas of the jagged Mawenzi Peak and the snow-capped summit of Kibo rising majestically above, while the unique high-altitude vegetation—including otherworldly giant lobelias and groundsels found only on East African mountains—creates an almost alien landscape around you. At this elevation of 3,700 meters, you may begin to feel the effects of altitude as the air thins, making it important to stay hydrated and move at a comfortable pace before arriving at Horombo Hut for dinner and your second night on Kilimanjaro. Day 3 – Horombo Hut (3,700m) to Marangu Gate (1,860m), Return to MoshiElevation Loss: 3,700m to 1,860m | Distance: 20km total | Hiking Time: 6-7 hours | Meals: B, L Following breakfast, you’ll begin a steady and scenic descent back through the moorland to Mandara Hut, then continue downward along the lush forest path to Kilimanjaro National Park Gate at Marangu, where the air becomes noticeably warmer and thicker with each step. At these lower elevations, the trail can be wet and muddy—especially after rain—so gaiters and trekking poles prove invaluable, while shorts and t-shirts are usually sufficient clothing (though you should keep rain gear and warmer layers handy just in case). Upon reaching Marangu Gate and completing park formalities, you’ll be met by your vehicle for the approximately one-hour drive back to your hotel in Moshi, carrying with you incredible memories of your Kilimanjaro adventure and a deeper appreciation for Africa’s highest mountain. Package Includes: Park entry fees, hut fees, experienced guides, lunch boxes, all meals on the mountain, and round-trip transport from Moshi to the park gate. Exclusive (Not Included): Tips for mountain crew, accommodation before and after the trek. Price Includes Professional, experienced mountain guides and assistant guides Trained porters and a skilled mountain chef All park fees, camping fees, and rescue fees Government taxes and VAT Full-board meals on the mountain (breakfast, lunch, dinner) Drinking water throughout the climb Quality mountain tents, sleeping mats, and dining equipment Private mobile toilet (depending on package level) Airport pick-up and drop-off Transfers to and from the Kilimanjaro gate Accommodation before and after the climb (depending on package) Emergency first aid kit and oxygen cylinder Price Excludes International flights Tanzanian visa fees Personal trekking gear (sleeping bag, boots, clothing) Travel, medical, and evacuation insurance Tips for guides, porters, and cook Alcoholic and soft drinks on the mountain Personal expenses (laundry, souvenirs, etc.) Additional accommodation beyond the itinerary Optional activities not included in the climb package Request a Program We are always here to help

Plan Your Trip Price from What’s included in the price? $600 Chat on Whatsapp 2 Days Kilimanjaro Mandara Hut Experience Discover the magic of Mount Kilimanjaro without the full summit commitment on this immersive 2-day trek to Mandara Hut via the historic Marangu Route. Perfect for those with limited time or looking for a taste of high-altitude trekking, this adventure takes you through the enchanting montane rainforest teeming with towering Eucalyptus trees, playful Colobus monkeys, and vibrant birdlife, before ascending into the open moorlands with spectacular views of Mawenzi and Kibo peaks. You’ll overnight at the comfortable Mandara Hut at 2,740 meters, enjoy an optional side trip to Maundi Crater offering panoramic vistas across Northern Tanzania and Kenya, and experience the unique alpine vegetation including giant lobelias and groundsels—all while gaining insight into what makes Kilimanjaro one of the world’s most iconic mountains, with full support from experienced guides and all logistics handled from start to finish. 2 Days Kilimanjaro Mandara Hut Experience Day 1 – Kilimanjaro Gate (1,700m) to Mandara Hut (2,740m)Distance: 7km | Trekking Time: 4-5 hours | Zone: Montane Forest | Meals: L, D After enjoying breakfast at your hotel, you’ll meet your experienced guide and embark on a scenic one-hour drive to Kilimanjaro National Park Gate, where you’ll complete registration formalities before beginning your adventure through the spectacular rainforest. The well-maintained trail winds steadily upward through the lush montane forest where you’ll be surrounded by towering Eucalyptus trees, listen to enchanting birdcalls, and watch for the striking black-and-white Colobus monkeys swinging through the canopy, before reaching Mandara Hut at 2,740 meters. In the afternoon, take a rewarding side trip to Maundi Crater for breathtaking panoramic views stretching across Northern Tanzania into Kenya, then return to your cozy mountain hut for dinner and your first night sleeping on the slopes of Africa’s highest mountain. Day 2 – Mandara Hut (2,740m) to Horombo Direction, then Return to MoshiDistance: 11km | Trekking Time: 3-4 hours up, 2+ hours down | Zone: Heathland After breakfast, you’ll leave the cool shade of the rainforest behind and follow an ascending path that opens onto the dramatic moorlands, where the landscape transforms into rolling heathland dotted with otherworldly giant lobelias and groundsels unique to Kilimanjaro’s high-altitude environment. As you trek toward the Horombo direction, you’ll be rewarded with stunning views of the jagged Mawenzi Peak and Kibo’s snow-capped summit rising majestically above, giving you a true sense of the mountain’s grandeur. After enjoying a hearty lunch back at Mandara Hut and soaking in your final mountain moments, you’ll descend through the rainforest to the park gate and drive approximately one hour back to Moshi, carrying with you unforgettable memories and a deeper appreciation for Mount Kilimanjaro. Price Includes Park entry fees, hut fees, experienced guides, lunch boxes, all meals on the mountain, and round-trip transport from Moshi to the park gate. Accommodation before and after the trek. Price Excludes Tips for mountain crew Request a Program We are always here to help

Plan Your Trip Price from What’s included in the price? $2,350 Chat on Whatsapp Overview of 9 Days Kilimanjaro Lemosho Route With Crater Rim Experience the most extraordinary and exclusive Kilimanjaro adventure via the Lemosho Route with a rare overnight stay at Crater Camp—one of the mountain’s most challenging and sought-after extensions reserved for only the most adventurous climbers. This premium 9-day itinerary combines the scenic beauty and excellent acclimatization profile of the Lemosho Route, which approaches from the remote western side of the mountain, with the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to sleep overnight at 5,790 meters within the volcanic crater itself, just steps from the legendary Furtwangler Glacier. The extended journey traverses through five distinct climate zones—from lush rainforests and expansive moorlands to alpine deserts and the glacial summit zone—while offering spectacular panoramic views, optimal acclimatization, and the unforgettable experience of witnessing sunrise from the Roof of Africa before descending through the dramatic landscapes that make Kilimanjaro one of the world’s most iconic mountains. 9 Days Kilimanjaro Lemosho Route Day 1 – Lemosho Glades (2,385m) to Big Tree Camp (2,780m)Distance: 7km | Trekking Time: 4 hours | Meals: B, L, D You’ll be picked up from your hotel around 8:00 AM and transferred to Lemosho Gate on Kilimanjaro’s scenic western slopes, where after completing the registration process with park authorities, you’ll begin your steady climb through the pristine forests of the Lemosho Glades. The gentle ascent through towering trees and lush vegetation brings you to Big Tree Camp, where you’ll spend your first night on the mountain surrounded by the enchanting sounds of the rainforest. Day 2 – Big Tree Camp (2,780m) to Shira 1 Camp (3,500m)Distance: 8.5km | Trekking Time: 7 hours | Meals: B, L, D Today’s trek takes you out of the forest zone and across a stunning plateau of grassy moorland and heather scattered with dramatic volcanic rock formations, with parts of the route becoming fairly steep as you gain considerable altitude. Your destination is Shira 1 Camp, positioned at the western edge of the expansive Shira Plateau, where on clear days you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of Kibo Peak appearing to float majestically above the clouds. Day 3 – Shira 1 Camp (3,500m) to Shira 2 Camp (3,900m)Distance: 8km | Trekking Time: 5 hours | Meals: B, L, D Your journey continues with a steady climb eastward across the vast moorland of the Shira Plateau, offering spectacular panoramic views and unique perspectives of Kibo’s Northern Ice Fields from the western side of the mountain. After arriving at Shira 2 Camp in the early afternoon, you’ll take an important acclimatization walk to higher elevations before returning to camp for dinner and overnight, helping your body adapt to the increasing altitude. Day 4 – Shira 2 Camp (3,900m) to Barranco Camp (3,960m)Distance: 10km | Trekking Time: 7 hours | Meals: B, L, D Today’s adventure begins with an ascent offering far-reaching panoramic views as you enter the upland desert climatic zone, walking along dramatic lava ridges beneath the towering glaciers of the Western Breach toward the distinctive Lava Tower (4,640m)—your high point for the day and perfect lunch spot. The afternoon brings a steep but crucial descent to Barranco Camp (3,960m), nestled in the base of the spectacular Great Barranco Valley and sheltered by soaring cliffs, where this “climb high, sleep low” strategy significantly aids acclimatization while you enjoy extensive views of the plains stretching below. Day 5 – Barranco Camp (3,960m) to Karanga Camp (3,963m)Distance: 5.5km | Trekking Time: 5 hours | Meals: B, L, D Your day begins with a descent into the Great Barranco ravine followed by the exhilarating challenge of scaling the famous Great Barranco Wall—a non-technical but long and tiring scramble up rock that divides you from Kibo’s southeastern slopes. After passing beneath the impressive Heim and Kersten glaciers, you’ll head toward the Karanga Valley before making a steep climb up to Karanga Camp at 3,963m, and if you’re feeling strong, you’ll embark on a mid-afternoon acclimatization trek up to around 4,200m before descending back to camp for the night. Day 6 – Karanga Camp (3,963m) to Barafu Camp (4,640m)Distance: 3km | Trekking Time: 3 hours | Meals: B, L, D Following a good night’s rest and breakfast, you’ll set off on a tough, steep climb across desolate scree slopes devoid of vegetation, made more challenging by the thin air at this altitude, before reaching Barafu Camp at 4,640m—your final camp before the summit push. After arriving and eating lunch, you’ll spend the afternoon resting, staying hydrated, and keeping warm in preparation for the long night and day ahead, followed by an early dinner and attempting to sleep before waking between 11 PM and midnight to begin your extraordinary summit attempt. Day 7 – Barafu Camp (4,640m) to Uhuru Peak (5,895m) to Crater Camp (5,790m)Distance: 3km ascent + 1-2 hours to crater | Trekking Time: 5-6 hours to summit + 1-2 hours descent | Meals: B, L, D Waking before dawn, you’ll begin your summit approach under the stars, reaching Uhuru Peak—the highest point in Africa at 5,895m—in the early afternoon when few other groups are around, allowing you to savor this triumphant moment on the Roof of Africa. After celebrating your achievement and capturing photographs of the surrounding glaciers and crater, you’ll make a short but significant descent into the volcanic crater itself to reach Crater Camp at 5,790m, where you’ll spend an extraordinary night sleeping on soft volcanic sands near the legendary Furtwangler Glacier—an exclusive and challenging extension experienced by only the most adventurous climbers, offering an unparalleled perspective of Kilimanjaro’s inner sanctum. Day 8 – Crater Camp (5,790m) to Uhuru Peak (5,895m) to Millennium Camp (3,790m)Distance: 13.4km | Trekking Time: 12-15 hours | Meals: B, L, D After witnessing an unforgettable sunrise from inside the crater and eating an early breakfast, you’ll climb back up to the crater rim at Stella Point, then make the long descent down the steep scree slopes of Kibo, passing through Barafu Camp

Plan Your Trip Price from What’s included in the price? $1,230 Chat on Whatsapp Overview of 8 Days Kilimanjaro Northern Circuit Lemosho is one of Kilimanjaro’s most scenic and highly regarded routes, and its popularity continues to grow for good reason. It provides spectacular views, an excellent acclimatization profile, and some of the highest summit success rates on the mountain. Beginning on Kilimanjaro’s western slopes, Lemosho can be trekked in 6-, 7-, or 8-day itineraries. A major highlight of this route is Cathedral Peak—one of the highest points of the Shira Plateau at 3,872 m (12,703 ft)—where trekkers enjoy an acclimatization hike with breathtaking panoramas. The trail is also known for its unique giant plants, Dendrosenecio kilimanjari, found only on Kilimanjaro. Notably, Angela Vorobieva, at age 86, reached the summit via the Lemosho route with Trans Kibo Travel, earning a Guinness World Record as the oldest person to climb Kilimanjaro. 8 Days Kilimanjaro Northern Circuit Day 1 – Londorossi Gate (2,100 meters) – start point 2,360 meters to Mti Mkubwa Camp (2,820 meters) Distance: ~5.5km / 3 miles Trekking time: 3-4 hours Zone: Rainforest The Northern Circuit Route begins at Londorossi Gate (2,100 meters) in the West, the same start point as the Lemosho Route. The drive to Londorossi Gate takes approximately two hours from Moshi and considerably longer from Arusha. Registration with the Kilimanjaro National Park authorities occurs at the gate and then you will be driven further up the mountain to the trailhead starting point. Most tour operators serve lunch here before the short first day trek to Mti Mkubwa Camp (2,820 meters) begins. You may get lucky and spot large wildlife like elephant and buffalo that sometimes emerge from the rainforest onto the path as you trek towards your first camp. Dinner will be served when you reach Mti Mkubwa Camp. Day 2 – Mti Mkubwa Camp (2,820 meters) to Shira Camp 1 (3,610 meters) Distance: ~8km / 5 miles Trekking time: 5-6 hours Zone: Rainforest / Low Alpine Zone On day two you will spend the first hour trekking through the last section of rainforest path before entering the low alpine moorland zone which follows up onto the Shira Plateau. The trek is relatively short and gradual, ending at Shira Camp 1 (3,610 meters). Day 3 – Shira Camp 1 (3,610 meters) to Moir Camp (4,200 meters) Distance: ~14km / 8 miles Trekking time: 6-8 hours Zone: Rainforest / Low Alpine Zone/ High alpine zone On day three the trek crosses the Shira Plateau from Shira Camp 1 to Shira Camp 2 for lunch. Here nine day trekkers usually spend the night at Shira Camp 2 where they will join trekkers from the Machame Route. But for 8days trekkers will continue with trek heading east which passes through the ‘Garden of the Senecios’ and then enters the high alpine desert zone, then you will join the northern circuit heading down to Moir Camp at 4,200. Day 4 – Moir Camp (4,200 meters) to Buffalo Camp (4,020 meters) Distance: ~12km / 7 miles Trekking time: 5-7 hours Zone: High alpine zone Day five involves a moderately steep climb out of Moir Valley. Trekkers can take a small detour here to climb the summit of Little Lent Hill at 4,375 meters before returning to the Northern Circuit trail. From here the route follows a series of inclines and declines, skirting around the northern slopes of Kibo to Buffalo Camp (4,020 meters).The trek gives great vistas out across the plains that lie north of Kilimanjaro and stretch out to the Kenyan / Tanzanian border. You will arrive at Buffalo Camp just after midday, where you will have lunch and have time to rest after a long day hiking. Day 5 – Buffalo Camp (4,020 meters) to Rongai Third Cave (3,800 meters) Distance: ~8km / 5 miles Trekking time: 5-7 hours Zone: High alpine zone and low alpine zone Day six starts with a climb up the Buffalo ridge and down into Porfu Camp where lunch is usually served. The route then continues east around the northern slopes to the Rongai Third Cave at 3,800 meters. The trek is shorter than the day before and by now you should be feeling well acclimatised to the altitude. You will arrive at the Third Cave just around mid-afternoon. Day 6 – 3rd Cave (3,800 meters) to School Hut (4,800 meters) Distance: ~15km / 8 miles Trekking time: 4-5 hours Zone: High alpine zone and glacial zone Day seven involves a steady incline up and over the Saddle which sits between the peaks of Kibo and Mawenzi Peak. Trekkers then continue walking south-west up to School Hut (4,800 meters). After arriving at School Hut you will be served an early dinner and then you should get some shut-eye as you will be awoken before midnight to start your summit attempt. Remember to prepare all your gear, including warm clothes, insulated water bottles, snacks, headlamp and camera before going to bed. Day 7 – School Hut (4,800 meters) to Uhuru Peak (5,895 meters) and then onto Millennium Camp (3,950 meters) Distance: ~6km / 3.5 miles ascent and 10.5km / 6 mile descent Trekking time: 6-8 hours ascent and then 4-6 hour descent Zone: Glacial zone and all preceding zones You will be awoken around 11:30 with hot tea and biscuits and will then begin the steep incline up the slopes of Kibo under the cover of darkness. Your first check-point is Hans Meyer Cave where you will take a short break. The climb steepens as you approach Gilman’s Point (5,681 meters), which will be around 5-6 hours after departing School Hut. Take a moment to enjoy the approaching dawn and incredible view out and across to Mawenzi Peak, but remember you still have 2 hours trekking to reach Uhuru Peak so dig deep for the energy. The slope flattens as you head west around the crater rim and you should arrive at the summit at or just after sunrise. Your stay here will be brief so get as many pictures as you can of the incredible views

Plan Your Trip Price from What’s included in the price? $1,750 Chat on Whatsapp Overview of the 5 Days Marangu Route Kilimanjaro The 6-Day Rongai Route is the only trail that approaches Kilimanjaro from the northern side, near the Kenyan border. It is one of the quietest and least crowded routes, offering a peaceful wilderness experience with excellent wildlife viewing opportunities in the early stages. The ascent is gradual, making it suitable for climbers seeking a calmer and steady climb. The route features open landscapes, beautiful views toward Kenya, and a rewarding summit approach via the eastern crater rim. Descent is made along the popular Marangu Route, giving trekkers the chance to experience both sides of the mountain. 6 Days Rongai Route Kilimanjaro Day 1: Arrival in Tanzania Upon landing at Kilimanjaro International Airport, your driver will welcome you and transfer you to your hotel in Moshi at The Maridadi Hotel (or similar). In the evening, you will meet your mountain guide for a detailed briefing and gear check. Take the rest of the evening to relax and prepare for your upcoming climb.Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Day 2: Nalemoru Gate (1,800 m) – Simba Camp (2,625 m) After breakfast, drive to the northern side of Kilimanjaro to the Rongai/Nalemoru Gate for registration. The trek begins through farmland and pine forests, gradually climbing on an easy trail with possible sightings of colobus monkeys. The day ends at Simba Camp, located near the edge of the moorland zone with wide views of the plains below.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 3: Simba Camp (2,625 m) – Second Cave Camp (3,450 m) Today’s hike is a steady ascent through open moorland with beautiful views of Mawenzi Peak. The trail is dry and less forested than other routes, giving you amazing scenery throughout the day. You arrive at Second Cave Camp, known for its quiet atmosphere and panoramic outlook.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 4: Second Cave (3,450 m) – Kikelewa Camp (3,600 m) The trail continues gently upward before becoming steeper as you approach the Kikelewa Valley. This area is known for its unique vegetation and impressive views. You arrive at Kikelewa Camp, set in a sheltered valley surrounded by giant groundsels and other high-altitude plants.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 5: Kikelewa Camp (3,600 m) – Mawenzi Tarn (4,330 m) Today you climb steadily up to the base of Mawenzi, the jagged volcanic peak that stands opposite Kibo. Mawenzi Tarn is one of the most scenic camps on Kilimanjaro, nestled beneath towering cliffs and surrounded by alpine desert landscapes. The afternoon is free for rest and acclimatization.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 6: Mawenzi Tarn (4,330 m) – Kibo Hut (4,700 m) After breakfast, you trek across the lunar-like Saddle, a broad desert plateau connecting Mawenzi and Kibo. The hike is gradual and offers dramatic views of both peaks. You arrive at Kibo Hut early enough to rest and prepare for the midnight summit attempt.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 7: Kibo Hut – Uhuru Peak (5,895 m) – Horombo Hut (3,720 m) Summit day begins around midnight. The climb to Gilman’s Point is steep and physically challenging, but once reached, you follow the crater rim to Uhuru Peak—the highest point in Africa. After celebrating and taking photos, you descend back to Kibo for a short rest before continuing down to Horombo Hut for the night.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 8: Horombo Hut (3,720 m) – Marangu Gate (1,860 m) – Moshi/Arusha After breakfast, walk downhill through the moorland and lush rainforest to Marangu Gate. Here, you will receive your summit certificate. Your driver will meet you for your transfer back to Moshi or Arusha, where you can enjoy a hot shower and relaxation.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch Price Includes Kilimanjaro National Park fees Professional mountain guides, cook, and porters Rescue fees Hut accommodations on the mountain All meals while on the mountain Clean drinking water Transfers from Moshi/Arusha to the park and back Price Excludes Flights Optional activities Visa fees Travel insurance Alcoholic and soft drinks Personal equipment (sleeping bag, poles, etc.) Tips for the mountain crew Personal spending money and souvenirs Request a Program We are always here to help

Plan Your Trip Price from What’s included in the price? $2,000 Chat on Whatsapp Overview of the 7 Days Umbwe Route Kilimanjaro The 7-Day Umbwe Route is the most direct, steep, and adventurous trail on Mount Kilimanjaro. Known for its dramatic ridgelines and low traffic, it offers a challenging but rewarding climb for experienced trekkers. The route ascends quickly through dense rainforest before joining the Machame Route at Barranco Camp, allowing for better acclimatization in the later stages. With its rugged terrain, striking views, and thrilling approach to the summit, the Umbwe Route is best suited for climbers seeking a demanding and less crowded ascent while still maximizing their chances of reaching Uhuru Peak. 7 Days Umbwe Route Kilimanjaro Day 1: Arrival in Tanzania Upon arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport, your driver will welcome you and transfer you to your hotel in Moshi at The Maridadi Hotel (or similar). In the evening, your mountain guide will conduct a full briefing and equipment check. Use this time to relax, prepare, and rest before the start of your Umbwe Route adventure.Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Day 2: Umbwe Gate (1,600 m) – Umbwe Cave Camp (2,850 m) After breakfast, drive to Umbwe Gate where you will complete registration. The trail begins in dense rainforest and immediately climbs steeply along a narrow ridge between two deep valleys. Enjoy a mix of moss-covered trees, ferns, and forest wildlife as you ascend toward Umbwe Cave Camp, where your tents will be ready for you.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 3: Umbwe Cave (2,850 m) – Barranco Camp (3,976 m) Today’s trek continues sharply uphill along the ridge, gradually leaving the forest and entering the moorland zone. The views become more open with stunning sights of Kibo and the valleys below. Eventually, the trail merges with the Machame Route, leading you to the scenic Barranco Camp, set beneath the iconic Barranco Wall.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 4: Barranco Camp (3,976 m) – Karanga Camp (4,035 m) After breakfast, tackle the famous Barranco Wall—an exciting and memorable climb that rewards you with spectacular panoramic views. Once at the top, continue through alpine desert terrain with gentle slopes and small valleys before reaching Karanga Camp. This is a short day designed to improve acclimatization.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 5: Karanga Camp (4,035 m) – Barafu Camp (4,673 m) Today you ascend steadily toward Barafu Camp, your final stop before the summit attempt. The environment becomes more barren as you approach the high alpine desert zone. Arrive early enough to rest, hydrate, and enjoy an early dinner before your midnight push to the top.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 6: Barafu Camp – Uhuru Peak (5,895 m) – Mweka Camp (3,080 m) Summit day begins around midnight. Follow a steep and slow ascent across rocky slopes toward Stella Point (5,756 m). After a short rest, continue along the crater rim until you reach Uhuru Peak—the highest point in Africa. After celebrating your achievement, descend to Barafu for a brief rest before continuing all the way down to Mweka Camp for your final night on the mountain.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 7: Mweka Camp (3,080 m) – Mweka Gate (1,640 m) – Moshi/Arusha Descend through the lush rainforest to Mweka Gate, where you will sign out and receive your well-deserved summit certificate. Your driver will meet you and transfer you back to Moshi or Arusha for a hot shower, relaxation, and celebration.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch Price Includes Kilimanjaro National Park fees Professional mountain guides, cook, and porters Rescue fees Hut accommodations on the mountain All meals while on the mountain Clean drinking water Transfers from Moshi/Arusha to the park and back Price Excludes Flights Optional activities Visa fees Travel insurance Alcoholic and soft drinks Personal equipment (sleeping bag, poles, etc.) Tips for the mountain crew Personal spending money and souvenirs Request a Program We are always here to help

Plan Your Trip Price from What’s included in the price? $2,250 Chat on Whatsapp Overview of the 8 Days Lemosho Route Kilimanjaro The 5 Days Marangu Route Kilimanjaro is the shortest and most direct path to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro. Known as the “Coca-Cola Route,” it is the only route that offers hut accommodations instead of tents. The trail passes through lush rainforest, heather and moorland, and alpine desert before the final climb to Uhuru Peak at 5,895 m. Although the route is considered less physically demanding, the shorter itinerary offers less time for acclimatization, so climbers must be well-prepared. The descent follows the same path back to Marangu Gate, making this one of the most classic and popular Kilimanjaro experiences. 8 Days Lemosho Route Kilimanjaro Day 1: Arrival in Tanzania Upon arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport, your driver will meet you and transfer you to your hotel in Moshi at The Maridadi Hotel (or similar). In the evening, you’ll have a detailed mountain briefing and equipment check with your guide. Relax and prepare for the upcoming trek.Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Day 2: Lemosho Gate (2,100 m) – Mti Mkubwa Camp (2,780 m) After breakfast, drive to Lemosho Gate for registration. Your trek begins through lush rainforest with chances to spot colobus monkeys, blue monkeys, and colorful bird species. The trail climbs gently until you reach Mti Mkubwa (Big Tree) Camp, where your tents will be set up and dinner prepared.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 3: Mti Mkubwa (2,780 m) – Shira 1 Camp (3,500 m) Leaving the forest, you ascend into moorland and heath zones with spectacular views of the Shira Ridge. The trail climbs steadily across rocky terrain and eventually leads onto the expansive Shira Plateau, ending at Shira 1 Camp.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 4: Shira 1 (3,500 m) – Shira 2 Camp (3,900 m) Today’s hike is a gentle and scenic trek across the Shira Plateau, one of Kilimanjaro’s most impressive geological features. You may see giant senecios, lobelias, and other high-altitude plants. You arrive at Shira 2 Camp, offering wide views toward Kibo Peak.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 5: Shira 2 (3,900 m) – Lava Tower (4,630 m) – Barranco Camp (3,976 m) This is a major acclimatization day. You gradually ascend to Lava Tower, reaching 4,630 m where you stop for lunch. From there, the trail descends into the scenic Barranco Valley, rich with giant groundsels and unique vegetation. You overnight at Barranco Camp, set beneath the dramatic Barranco Wall.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 6: Barranco Camp (3,976 m) – Karanga Camp (4,035 m) The day begins with the exhilarating climb up the Barranco Wall, offering stunning views from the top. The trail then continues through alpine desert with gentle ascents and descents before reaching Karanga Camp. This shorter day is designed for acclimatization and preparation for the summit attempt.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 7: Karanga Camp (4,035 m) – Barafu Camp (4,673 m) After breakfast, you climb steadily toward Barafu Camp, the base for your summit attempt. The landscape becomes more barren as you enter the alpine desert zone. Arrive at Barafu early, have dinner, and rest before the midnight summit push.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 8: Barafu Camp – Uhuru Peak (5,895 m) – Mweka Camp (3,080 m) Summit day begins around midnight. You climb in the cold darkness toward Stella Point, and after a final push along the crater rim, you reach Uhuru Peak, the highest point in Africa. After celebrating and taking photos, descend to Barafu for a short rest before continuing to Mweka Camp.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 9: Mweka Camp (3,080 m) – Mweka Gate (1,640 m) – Moshi/Arusha After breakfast, descend through the lush rainforest to Mweka Gate, where you’ll receive your summit certificate. Your driver will meet you at the gate and transfer you back to Moshi or Arusha for a hot shower and celebration.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch   Price Includes Kilimanjaro National Park fees Professional mountain guides, cook, and porters Rescue fees Hut accommodations on the mountain All meals while on the mountain Clean drinking water Transfers from Moshi/Arusha to the park and back Price Excludes Flights Optional activities Visa fees Travel insurance Alcoholic and soft drinks Personal equipment (sleeping bag, poles, etc.) Tips for the mountain crew Personal spending money and souvenirs Request a Program We are always here to help