Kilimanjaro Trekking Tours
Fulfill a dream – climbing up the highest and most famous summit in Tanzania. Mount Kilimanjaro stands almost 6000 meters above sea level, but one does not need to be an experienced mountain climber to reach its peak. To climb to the summit of Kilimanjaro, you need to be in a fit and healthy state with a good all-round condition, strong will power and a little bit of luck. All you really need is the ambition – we will do the rest.
Choose your preferred trekking tour on Kilimanjaro:
from 2,110 USD pp (>6 pax)
Machame Route, 6 day private trekking tour + 2 nights hotel stay
A physically demanding route with a variety of scenery. The hike is steeper and daily sections are longer than other routes, but it offers a good acclimatisation profile. This is our most popular route. Accommodation is in tents. Climbs can be booked to depart on any day of the week.
from 2,110 USD pp (>6 pax)
Marangu Route, 6 day private trekking tour + 2 nights hotel stay
The Marangu route is most probably the easiest and most comfortable way to Kili’s summit as you will overnight in rustic huts – a good choice as the nights on the mountain can get very cold. Marangu route follows the same trail up and down. Private climbs can be booked to depart on any day of the week.
from 2,230 USD pp (>6 pax)
Rongai Route, 6 day private trekking tour + 2 nights hotel stay
The less frequented Rongai route approaches Mt Kilimanjaro from the north and runs along the drier north-eastern side. It is known to be the easiest camping route and passes through true wilderness. The descent follows the Marangu route. Accommodation is in tents. Private climbs can be booked to depart on any day of the week.
from 2,490 USD pp (>6 pax)
Lemosho Route, 7 day private trekking tour + 2 nights hotel stay
The less known Lemosho route starts on the western flank of Kilimanjaro. A demanding route suitable for fitter hikers, it has a bit less traffic and amazing scenery. Accommodation is in tents. Climbs can be booked to depart on any day of the week.
from 2,410 USD pp (>6 pax)
Machame Route, 7 day private trekking tour + 2 nights hotel stay
A physically demanding route through a variety of landscapes. The hike is steeper than other routes but the extra day offers a perfect way to acclimatize. This is our most popular route and accommodation is in tents. Climbs depart every Monday, except in rainy season (April & May).
from 2,790 USD pp (>6 pax)
Lemosho Route, 8 day private trekking tour + 2 nights hotel stay
The Lemosho route is a beautiful trail starting on the western flank of Kilimanjaro. It is the longest route but allows gradual acclimatization. After three days the Lemosho route joins the trail of the Machame route. Accommodation is in tents. Climbs depart every second Sunday, except in rainy season (November, April, May & June).
from 2,300 USD pp (>6 pax)
Machame Route, 6 day scheduled trekking tour + 2 nights hotel stay
A physically demanding route through a variety of landscapes. The hike is steeper and daily sections are longer than other routes, but it offers a good acclimatization profile. This is our most popular route. Accommodation is in tents. Climbs depart every Saturday, except in rainy season (April & May).
from 2,300 USD pp
Marangu Route, 6 day scheduled trekking tour + 2 nights hotel stay
The easiest and perhaps most comfortable way to Kili’s summit as you will overnight in rustic huts.
An advantage as the nights on the mountain can be very cold. The route is well developed and the climb is constant and moderate. It follows the same trail up and down. Climbs depart every Saturday, except in rainy season (April & May).
from 2,850 USD pp
Lemosho Route, 7 day scheduled trekking tour + 2 nights hotel stay
The Lemosho route is a beautiful trail starting on the western flank of Kilimanjaro. A demanding route suitable for fitter hikers. After two days the Lemosho route joins the Machame route. Accommodation is in tents. Climbs depart every second Friday, except in rainy season (April, May & June).
What to expect when climbing Mt Kilimanjaro
Before you embark on your trekking adventure, you will meet with our Trekking Operations Manager for an extensive briefing. Route, safety procedures and health issues will be discussed in detail and you have enough time to ask any remaining questions. Your trekking gear will be inspected to ensure that you have everything you need to be safe and comfortable. If you are missing any gear, you can rent it from us.
During your climb, you only carry your backpack with essentials such as water for the day’s hike. Our porters will carry all equipment, food and additional luggage – they are tough climbers and the true heroes of the mountain.
Our permanent mountain guides will lead the way. They are responsible for your safety and will encourage you and lend a helping hand, but also call the climb off due to weather, altitude sickness or injury, if necessary. Your safety is paramount to us. Most of our mountain guides have been part of our team for many years, been up Kilimanjaro hundreds of times and all receive regular training. You are in good hands.
Our cooks are miracle workers. With simple gas cookers, they conjure up 3-course feasts, hot drinks and snacks to revive and nourish you when you need it most. Drinking water comes from mountain streams and is boiled before you drink it.
On most routes, you will sleep in high-quality two-person tents. The tents will be pitched and taken down by our team of porters. You can concentrate on getting to the top, one step at a time. When you arrive at camp after a long day’s hike, your tent will already be waiting for you. Our camping gear is imported from South Africa and Germany and of the highest standard. It is inspected and cleaned regularly by our equipment team in Arusha. While there are no showers on the camping routes, you will be provided with a bowl of hot water in the morning to start the day fresh. When climbing Kilimanjaro on the Marangu Route, you will overnight in mountain huts.
