Experience the ultimate adventure - climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, the world's highest free-standing mountain
The world's highest free-standing mountain and one of the Seven Summits
Altitude (19,341 ft)
7Climbing Routes
6Days Average
98%Our Success Rate
Standing at 5,895 meters (19,341 feet), Mount Kilimanjaro is the tallest mountain in Africa and one of the most accessible high-altitude climbs in the world. What makes it truly unique is that you don't need technical climbing skills to reach the summit - just determination, proper preparation, and expert guidance.
Your journey takes you through five distinct climate zones, from tropical rainforests to arctic snow-capped summit. You'll witness incredible sunrises, explore diverse ecosystems, and experience the profound sense of achievement that comes with reaching Uhuru Peak.
Our experienced mountain guides have led thousands of climbers to the summit safely. We prioritize your safety, comfort, and success with comprehensive support, quality equipment, and proven acclimatization strategies.
Choose the perfect route for your fitness level and climbing goals
Known as the "Whiskey Route" for its challenging but scenic path, Machame offers incredible variety through rainforest, moorland, and alpine desert. Excellent acclimatization profile with high success rates.
The oldest and most established route, Marangu is known as the "Coca-Cola Route" for its comfort. Huts with bunk beds, solar lighting, and experienced support make this a great choice for first-time climbers.
The most scenic and remote approach, Lemosho offers pristine wilderness with fewer crowds. This route provides excellent acclimatization and stunning views of the Shira Plateau from the west.
The only route approaching from the north, Rongai offers a different perspective of Kilimanjaro with excellent acclimatization and the chance to spot wildlife on the lower slopes.
The newest and longest route, offering the most comprehensive Kilimanjaro experience. This circuit route circles the mountain for maximum acclimatization and the highest success rates.
The most direct and challenging route to the summit, Umbwe is only recommended for experienced hikers in excellent physical condition. Steep and demanding with spectacular rewards.
Comprehensive support for your Kilimanjaro adventure
Spacious mountain tents (except Marangu), sleeping mats, dining tents with tables and chairs
Nutritious, freshly prepared meals and purified drinking water throughout the climb
Certified mountain guides with extensive Kilimanjaro experience and safety training
Experienced porters to carry your equipment, set up camps, and support your journey
First aid kit, oxygen, and emergency equipment carried by all guides
Airport transfers and transport to/from mountain trailheads included
All Kilimanjaro National Park fees and camping permits included
Official Kilimanjaro summit certificate upon successful reaching Uhuru Peak
Essential tips to ensure a successful Kilimanjaro adventure
Start training at least 3-4 months before your climb. Focus on cardiovascular fitness, leg strength, and endurance. Regular hiking with a weighted backpack is excellent preparation. Aim for 30-60 minutes of cardio exercise 3-4 times per week.
Pack layers for extreme weather conditions - from tropical heat to arctic cold. Essential items include thermal base layers, insulated jacket, waterproof shell, trekking poles, warm sleeping bag (-10°C), and broken-in hiking boots. Don't forget sun protection and personal medications.
Consult your doctor before booking. Consider altitude medication (Diamox) and necessary vaccinations. Stay hydrated, eat well, and follow your guide's acclimatization advice. Listen to your body and communicate any symptoms immediately.
The best climbing periods are January-March and June-October. These months offer clearer skies and better weather conditions. Avoid April-May (long rains) and November (short rains) unless you're prepared for challenging conditions.
Kilimanjaro is as much a mental challenge as physical. Prepare yourself for long days, basic conditions, and pushing through fatigue. A positive attitude and determination are your greatest assets on the mountain.
Beyond the climb cost, budget for tips for guides and porters (10-15% of climb cost), travel insurance, personal gear, and accommodation before/after the climb. Quality equipment and experienced guides are worth the investment.
Complete Kilimanjaro experiences with everything included
Marangu Route - 6 Days
Machame Route - 7 Days
Lemosho Route - 8 Days
Let our experienced guides help you achieve your Kilimanjaro dream. Contact us to discuss the best route for your fitness level and schedule.