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Kilimanjaro climbing tours
You’re capable of more than you think — even reaching Africa’s highest point (5,895 m).
for groups & individuals
climb + add-on safari
from 7 to 9 days
from 2500$ to 3500$
Views & Vibes
The roof of Africa
Kilimanjaro (5,895 m) is a symbol of purity, eternity, and moral clarity
Unique flora
Surreal Kilimanjaro's ecosystem
The threshold of heaven
Views from summit as a revelation
A glacier like no other
A fading giant near the equator makes you forget all your sorrows
Marangu Route
The oldest, most well-established route.is probably followed by 90% of all climbers!
Comfortable huts
Beds and shelter each night
Rain forest
Otherworldy beauty of nature
Views & Vibes
The roof of Africa (5,895 m)
Symbol of purity, eternity, and moral clarity
Unique flora
Surreal Kilimanjaro's ecosystem
The threshold of heaven
Views from summit as a revelation
A glacier like no other
An equatorial giant that makes you forget your sorrows
Marangu Route
Most well-established route with 90% success
Comfortable huts
Beds and shelter each night
Rain forest
Otherworldy beauty of nature
Tour program
briefing
hotel
coffee
birds
Airport & Moshi town
We’ll meet at Nairobi Airport and head to Moshi. If time allows, enjoy local coffee and birdwatching. In the evening: team briefing, gear check, and packing.
Day 1
Day 2
Mandara Hut
After final prep, we head to Marangu Gate for permits, then hike to Mandara Hut (2,700 m) through lush rainforest full of unique wildlife.
5-7 h
860 m
11 km
shelter
finish
market
cafe
2 km
After breakfast, enjoy a short walk in Moshi before your transfer to Kilimanjaro Airport for your flight home or a connection to Zanzibar.
Moshi walk & transfer to airport
Day 8
5-6 h
1860 m
0 m
18 km
Descent to Moshi city
After breakfast, we descend from Horombo hut to Marangu Gate (1,860 m) to celebrate as a group. Leave a note in the guestbook, receive your certificate, and return to the hotel.
Day 7
9-12 h
2200 m
1200 m
16 km
Summit push starts before dawn. Uhuru Peak (5 895 m) is the goal. Guided climb, glacier view, and a proud moment at the top. Then rest at Kibo before descending to Horombo (3 720 m). Take care—descent demands full attention.
Summit day
Day 6
18:00
980 m
10.5 km
4-8 h
After breakfast, we trek to Kibo Hut (4,700 m). The trail is moderate—just keep a steady pace to save energy for the summit. At camp, enjoy lunch, rest well, and stay hydrated.
Kibo hut & early rest
Day 5
780 m
3-4 h
780 m
5-8 km
After breakfast, take an acclimatization hike toward Kibo Huts. After lunch, explore the area, snap photos of Mawenzi, or rest before tomorrow’s ascent.
Horombo & Acclimatization to Kibo
Day 4
200 m
6-8 h
1220 m
12.5 km
After breakfast, we head to Horombo Huts (3,720 m) with views of Kibo and Mawenzi volcanic cones. A short acclimatization hike later helps you adjust for a successful summit.
Horombo huts & Acclimatization hike
Day 3
Meet our team
- Irdis KhergianiMountaineering guideLenina 🇰🇬 (7134), Denali 🇺🇸 (6190),
Ismoil Somoni 🇹🇯(7495), Ushba 🇬🇪, Kilimanjaro 🇹🇿, Mont blanc 🇫🇷, and more. - Daria KriuchkovaHiking guide & Experience designerGidan 🇷🇺 (4184), Uku-Kosh 🇷🇺 (4334), Saratov Peak 🇷🇺 (3711). First aid certified (02/25), alpine camp (07/25).
- Local guidesTo be confirmed closer to the start dateKilimanjaro 🇹🇿, Meru 🇹🇿, safaris.
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FAQ
Kilimanjaro is a non-technical climb, meaning no ropes or climbing gear are needed. However, it is a physically demanding trek with long walking days and high altitude. With proper preparation and a good guide team, most people with average fitness can make it to the summit.
We offer the Marangu Route, one of the most scenic and comfortable paths. It includes hut accommodation (rather than tents) and allows for a gradual ascent to aid acclimatization.
We offer the Marangu Route, one of the most scenic and comfortable paths. It includes hut accommodation (rather than tents) and allows for a gradual ascent to aid acclimatization.
No technical experience is required. Many of our guests are first-time high-altitude trekkers. Good physical condition and a positive mindset are more important.
Included:
✔︎ All internal transfers (airport pickups, transfers to Moshi & back)
✔︎ All meals during trek: breakfast, lunch, dinner
✔︎ Drinking water
✔︎ Accommodations on the mountain (Huts)
✔︎ 2 nights in a city hotel with breakfast (arrival & departure)
✔︎ Head guide, assistance guide, cook, porters, and rescue
✔︎ Entrance fee to the national park
✔︎ Rescue fees
✔︎ Government taxes and levies
✔︎ Certificate
✔︎ Group first aid kit
NOT included
✘ International flights
✘ Visa for Tanzania
✘ Travel insurance
✘ Beverages
✘ Personal things like sleeping bags, rucksack, footwear, other clothing etc
✘ Tips to your guides/cook/porters and personal expenses such as laundry and
communication.
✔︎ All internal transfers (airport pickups, transfers to Moshi & back)
✔︎ All meals during trek: breakfast, lunch, dinner
✔︎ Drinking water
✔︎ Accommodations on the mountain (Huts)
✔︎ 2 nights in a city hotel with breakfast (arrival & departure)
✔︎ Head guide, assistance guide, cook, porters, and rescue
✔︎ Entrance fee to the national park
✔︎ Rescue fees
✔︎ Government taxes and levies
✔︎ Certificate
✔︎ Group first aid kit
NOT included
✘ International flights
✘ Visa for Tanzania
✘ Travel insurance
✘ Beverages
✘ Personal things like sleeping bags, rucksack, footwear, other clothing etc
✘ Tips to your guides/cook/porters and personal expenses such as laundry and
communication.
You’ll receive a detailed gear checklist after booking. It includes warm clothing, waterproof layers, sturdy boots, gloves, sunglasses, a thermos, and a sleeping bag.
You have to buy insurance that covers high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation (including helicopter rescue) (it's mandatory). We’re happy to recommend reliable providers.
You have to buy insurance that covers high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation (including helicopter rescue) (it's mandatory). We’re happy to recommend reliable providers.
Altitude affects everyone differently. Our 8-day itinerary supports gradual acclimatization, with trained guides monitoring your condition. Porters carry your gear to help you adjust. If you're unsure about altitude, the 8-day tour is your best choice.
Temperatures shift with altitude. It’s warm at the base, but summit nights can drop to –10 °C. We’ll help you dress right. You’ll sleep in huts, which adds comfort and reduces the risk of getting sick.
The two main trekking seasons are January to March and June to October, with relatively dry weather and clear skies. December is also popular for holiday travelers.
Mobile signal is available in parts of the mountain—mainly at lower altitudes and spots like Horombo Hut—but it’s not reliable. There’s no Wi‑Fi. Let your loved ones know in advance and enjoy the chance to disconnect.
Choose your dates, send a request, and we’ll get in touch. After confirmation, you pay a deposit (usually 30%). The rest is paid on-site.
Equipment
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Outerwear- Windproof membrane jacket (HH> 20,000 mm),
- Windproof membrane pants (HH> 20,000 mm),
- Down jacket for mountaineering (fill power >500),
- Fleece mid-layer jacket.
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Casual wear- Warm buff,
- Lightweight synthetic beanie,
- Warm gloves or down mitts,
- Lightweight fleece gloves,
- Warm high-cut socks,
- Trekking socks (2 pairs),
- Warm base layer (rated for -5 to -10°C, 2 sets!),
- Synthetic t-shirts (3–4 pieces),
- Trekking pants,
- Lightweight camp pants/leggings (evening comfort)
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Shoes- Mountain (trekking) boots,
- Gaiters,
- Lightweight sandals (as camp footwear). optional
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Touristic gear- Hiking backpack (70-80 L),
- Climbing backpack (30–40 L),
- Sleeping bag (down, fill power >600, or synthetic — for use in shelters),
- Trekking poles,
- Headlamp,
- Glacier glasses with full UV protection (UVA, UVB, UVC),
- Insulated thermos (min. 1.5 L),
- Foam seat pad. optional
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Hygiene & personal care- Climbing insurance covering rescue operations and helicopter evacuation up to 5000 m (min 50.000$),
- SPF 50+ sunscreen & Lip balm (broad-spectrum filters: UVA/UVB, water-resistant, mineral or hybrid),
- Toiletries & a small towel, toilet paper & wet wipes,
- First aid kit (minor injuries) & vitamin C (1000 mg),
- Electrolyte packets (for rehydration), energe snacks
- Power bank.
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