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HIGHEST PEAK

Marangu Route–Kilimanjaro’s Iconic Coca-Cola Trek (6 Days)

Marangu Route–Kilimanjaro’s
Iconic Coca-Cola Trek (6 Days)

Embark on an unforgettable adventure to summit Uhuru Peak with Tanzania's most passionate and trusted locally owned guide team. Since 2014, we've shared the thrill of Kilimanjaro's heights with adventurers from all over the world.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure to summit Uhuru Peak with Tanzania's most passionate and trusted locally owned guide team. Since 2014, we've shared the thrill of Kilimanjaro's heights with adventurers from all over the world.

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Kilimanjaro Trek: Africa's Ultimate Challenge

Kilimanjaro Trek: Africa's Ultimate Challenge

The only Kilimanjaro

route where you sleep

in huts, not tents.

Mount Kilimanjaro rises 5,895 meters (19,341 feet) in northeastern Tanzania, near Kenya. It is Africa's highest mountain, the world's tallest freestanding volcanic peak, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of the Seven Summits.

Kilimanjaro is not a technical climb and needs no ropes, harnesses, or experience. The main challenge is the altitude. With the right route, pace, and an expert guide, most fit adults can reach Uhuru Peak.

KiliDestination has guided trekkers since 2014. As a locally owned, non-profit operator based in Arusha, we have certified Tanzanian guides who were born on the slopes of Kilimanjaro. This is their home; they are proud to share it with you.


Since the huts have a set number of bunk beds and the park limits the number of climbers each day, booking well in advance is essential to secure a spot.

KiliDestination is a locally owned, non-profit operator based in Arusha since 2014. We offer the Marangu Route as a 6-day guided trek. The extra acclimatization day at Horombo Hut is the most important part of reaching Uhuru Peak, so we always include it. Our KINAPA-certified guides have completed this route many times, and daily health checks are part of every trek from the start.

Mount Kilimanjaro rises 5,895 meters (19,341 feet) in northeastern Tanzania, near Kenya. It is Africa's highest mountain, the world's tallest freestanding volcanic peak, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of the Seven Summits.

Kilimanjaro is not a technical climb and needs no ropes, harnesses, or experience. The main challenge is the altitude. With the right route, pace, and an expert guide, most fit adults can reach Uhuru Peak.

KiliDestination has guided trekkers since 2014. As a locally owned, non-profit operator based in Arusha, we have certified Tanzanian guides who were born on the slopes of Kilimanjaro. This is their home; they are proud to share it with you.

Location

Summit Elevation

Trek Duration

Who Can Climb?

Guide Requirement


Kilimanjaro National Park, northeastern Tanzania: 3 hours from Arusha, 45 min from Kilimanjaro Airport (JRO)



Kilimanjaro National Park, northeastern Tanzania: 3 hours from Arusha, 45 min from Kilimanjaro Airport (JRO)



5,895 m (19,341 ft): Uhuru Peak, Kibo Crater. Five distinct climatic zones from rainforest to arctic summit.



5,895 m (19,341 ft): Uhuru Peak, Kibo Crater. Five distinct climatic zones from rainforest to arctic summit.



5 to 10 days, depending on the chosen route. Longer routes = better Acclimatization = higher summit success rate.



5 to 10 days, depending on the chosen route. Longer routes = better Acclimatization = higher summit success rate.



Any reasonably fit adult. No technical experience required. Minimum recommended age is 10. No upper age limit.



Any reasonably fit adult. No technical experience required. Minimum recommended age is 10. No upper age limit.



TANAPA regulations require a licensed guide. KiliDestination guides are certified, first-aid trained, and carry pulse oximeters.



TANAPA regulations require a licensed guide. KiliDestination guides are certified, first-aid trained, and carry pulse oximeters.


Choose your Kilimanjaro trekking route

Choose your Kilimanjaro trekking route

Choose your Kilimanjaro trekking route

Seven summit routes, each with its own character. Our guides help you

choose one that fits your fitness, timeline, and ambition.

6–7 Days

6–7 Days

Machame Route: The Whisky Route

Most Popular · Scenic · Great Acclimatization
· Camping Only

Most Popular · Scenic · Great Acclimatization
· Camping Only

The favorite route among many climbers. Classic duration is 7 days (a 6-day option is available). Steeper and more adventurous, especially due to the famous Barranco Wall. Excellent climb-high, sleep-low Acclimatization profile, with the best views of Kibo Peak from different angles. Merges with the Lemosho Route on Day 5.

6–8 Days

6–8 Days

Lemosho Route

Highest Success Rate · Most Scenic · Remote
Western Start · Camping Only

Highest Success Rate · Most Scenic · Remote
Western Start · Camping Only

Approaches from the western side; the best route for Acclimatization with the highest summit success rate. On Day 2, climbers have the option to summit Shira Peak (3,875m). Joins the Machame route on Day 4 at Barranco. Options for 6, 7, or 8 days. Highly recommended for less experienced hikers.

5–6 Days

5–6 Days

Marangu Route: The Coca-Cola Route

Hut Accommodation · Least Steep · Budget-Friendly
· Advance Booking Required

Hut Accommodation · Least Steep · Budget-Friendly
· Advance Booking Required

The only route with dormitory-style hut accommodation, no camping gear needed. The cheapest and least steep route on Kilimanjaro. Limited hut beds mean booking is essential. A 6-day itinerary includes an Acclimatization day at Horombo; a 5-day option goes straight to the summit night.

6–7 Days

6–7 Days

Rongai Route

Quietest Route · Northern Approach · Dry · Ideal in Rainy Season

Quietest Route · Northern Approach · Dry · Ideal in Rainy Season

The only route approaching from the north along the Kenya-Tanzania border. The wildest and quietest route, drier and less wooded than other options, making it the best choice during the rainy season. Features a spectacular hike to the base of Mawenzi Peak. Two itinerary options from the same gate.

9 Days

9 Days

Northern Circuit Route

Longest Route · Best Acclimatization · Near-Full Mountain Traverse

Longest Route · Best Acclimatization · Near-Full Mountain Traverse

The longest route on Kilimanjaro at 9 days, ascending via the Lemosho approach before heading north to circumnavigate the entire summit massif clockwise. Joins the Rongai route on the eastern side before summiting. Offers views across all sides, southern flanks, western forests, northern plains, and the Kenya border. Excellent Acclimatization with remote, seldom-used paths.

7 Days

7 Days

Shira Route

Western Approach · Starts at 3,400m · Joins Lemosho
Day 2 · Scenic

Western Approach · Starts at 3,400m · Joins Lemosho
Day 2 · Scenic

Nearly identical to the Lemosho Route, but bypasses the forest segment by vehicle transfer to the Shira Picnic Site (3,400m). Hikers begin trekking from a higher elevation, making it best suited to climbers with prior high-altitude experience. Meets the Lemosho route on Day 2, then follows the southern circuit via Lava Tower, Barranco, and Barafu.

7 Days

7 Days

Umbwe Route

Hardest Route · Steepest · Less Traffic · Experienced
Climbers Only

Hardest Route · Steepest · Less Traffic · Experienced
Climbers Only

The hardest and most challenging route on Kilimanjaro. Very steep from the start. Features a beautiful, natural, thick forest and low traffic due to the difficulty. Little opportunity for acclimatization, so it is recommended for experienced high-altitude climbers only. Record holders use this route for fast ascents. Meets the Machame and Lemosho routes at Barranco on Day 2.

Route Itineraries: Day by Day

Route Itineraries:

Day by Day

Route Itineraries: Day by Day

These day-by-day breakdowns use KiliDestination's real route documents. All routes start with an arrival day in Arusha for a gear check and briefing.

Northern Circuit Route: 9-Day Itinerary

Arrival

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7

Day 8

Day 9


Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Hotel → Lemosho Gate → Mti Mkubwa/Forest Camp (2,850m). Elevation: 1,700m→2,850m. Distance: 7km. Habitat: Undisturbed rainforest. Drive 4 hours to the gate.



Hotel → Lemosho Gate → Mti Mkubwa/Forest Camp (2,850m). Elevation: 1,700m→2,850m. Distance: 7km. Habitat: Undisturbed rainforest. Drive 4 hours to the gate.



Mti Mkubwa → Shira One Camp (3,600m). Distance: 8km. Habitat: Forest to moorland/savannah. Cross Shira Ridge. First glimpse of Kibo across the plateau.



Mti Mkubwa → Shira One Camp (3,600m). Distance: 8km. Habitat: Forest to moorland/savannah. Cross Shira Ridge. First glimpse of Kibo across the plateau.



Shira One → Shira Two Camp (3,850m). Distance: 6km. Short day. Explore the Shira Plateau (one of the highest plateaus on Earth, 3,870m). Heath zone with wildflowers and Senecio trees.



Shira One → Shira Two Camp (3,850m). Distance: 6km. Short day. Explore the Shira Plateau (one of the highest plateaus on Earth, 3,870m). Heath zone with wildflowers and Senecio trees.



Shira Two → Lava Tower (4,600m) → Moir Hut Camp (4,000m). Distance: 9km. Best Acclimatization day. Lunch at Lava Tower base, then divert north to quiet Moir Hut. Walks on the Lent Hills are available.



Shira Two → Lava Tower (4,600m) → Moir Hut Camp (4,000m). Distance: 9km. Best Acclimatization day. Lunch at Lava Tower base, then divert north to quiet Moir Hut. Walks on the Lent Hills are available.



Moir Hut → Buffalo Camp (4,300m). Distance: 15km. Time: 7–8hrs. Habitat: Savannah to alpine desert. Panoramic views north across the Kenyan/Tanzanian border plains.



Moir Hut → Buffalo Camp (4,300m). Distance: 15km. Time: 7–8hrs. Habitat: Savannah to alpine desert. Panoramic views north across the Kenyan/Tanzanian border plains.



Buffalo Camp → Third Cave Camp (4,400m). Distance: 7km. Time: 4hrs. Remote northern slopes. Rarely traveled terrain with a true wilderness feel.



Buffalo Camp → Third Cave Camp (4,400m). Distance: 7km. Time: 4hrs. Remote northern slopes. Rarely traveled terrain with a true wilderness feel.



Third Cave Camp → School Hut Camp (4,800m). Distance: 5km. Time: 4hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Cross the saddle between Kibo and Mawenzi. Rest and early dinner for summit preparation.



Third Cave Camp → School Hut Camp (4,800m). Distance: 5km. Time: 4hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Cross the saddle between Kibo and Mawenzi. Rest and early dinner for summit preparation.



School Hut → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → High Camp (4,000m). Distance: 12km. Time: 7–8hrs. Midnight summit push. Gilman's Point (5,600m) at dawn. Descend to Barafu for lunch, then continue to High Camp.



School Hut → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → High Camp (4,000m). Distance: 12km. Time: 7–8hrs. Midnight summit push. Gilman's Point (5,600m) at dawn. Descend to Barafu for lunch, then continue to High Camp.



High Camp → Mweka Gate (1,800m). Distance: 16km. Time: 5–6hrs. Habitat: Forest. Final descent. Lunch at the gate. Vehicle to Arusha, summit certificate collection.



High Camp → Mweka Gate (1,800m). Distance: 16km. Time: 5–6hrs. Habitat: Forest. Final descent. Lunch at the gate. Vehicle to Arusha, summit certificate collection.


Arrival

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7

Day 8

Day 9


Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Hotel → Lemosho Gate → Mti Mkubwa/Forest Camp (2,850m). Elevation: 1,700m→2,850m. Distance: 7km. Habitat: Undisturbed rainforest. Drive 4 hours to the gate.



Mti Mkubwa → Shira One Camp (3,600m). Distance: 8km. Habitat: Forest to moorland/savannah. Cross Shira Ridge. First glimpse of Kibo across the plateau.



Shira One → Shira Two Camp (3,850m). Distance: 6km. Short day. Explore the Shira Plateau (one of the highest plateaus on Earth, 3,870m). Heath zone with wildflowers and Senecio trees.



Shira Two → Lava Tower (4,600m) → Moir Hut Camp (4,000m). Distance: 9km. Best Acclimatization day. Lunch at Lava Tower base, then divert north to quiet Moir Hut. Walks on the Lent Hills are available.



Moir Hut → Buffalo Camp (4,300m). Distance: 15km. Time: 7–8hrs. Habitat: Savannah to alpine desert. Panoramic views north across the Kenyan/Tanzanian border plains.



Buffalo Camp → Third Cave Camp (4,400m). Distance: 7km. Time: 4hrs. Remote northern slopes. Rarely traveled terrain with a true wilderness feel.



Third Cave Camp → School Hut Camp (4,800m). Distance: 5km. Time: 4hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Cross the saddle between Kibo and Mawenzi. Rest and early dinner for summit preparation.



School Hut → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → High Camp (4,000m). Distance: 12km. Time: 7–8hrs. Midnight summit push. Gilman's Point (5,600m) at dawn. Descend to Barafu for lunch, then continue to High Camp.



High Camp → Mweka Gate (1,800m). Distance: 16km. Time: 5–6hrs. Habitat: Forest. Final descent. Lunch at the gate. Vehicle to Arusha, summit certificate collection.


Marangu Route: 6-Day Itinerary (5-Day Option Available)

Arrival

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6


Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Moshi → Marangu Gate (1,750m) → Mandara Hut (2,750m). Distance: 9km. Time: 3hrs. Habitat: Montane forest. Acclimatization visit to Maundi Crater.



Moshi → Marangu Gate (1,750m) → Mandara Hut (2,750m). Distance: 9km. Time: 3hrs. Habitat: Montane forest. Acclimatization visit to Maundi Crater.



Mandara Hut → Horombo Hut (3,807m). Distance: 12km. Time: 5–6hrs. Habitat: Moorlands. First clear views of Kilimanjaro.



Mandara Hut → Horombo Hut (3,807m). Distance: 12km. Time: 5–6hrs. Habitat: Moorlands. First clear views of Kilimanjaro.



Horombo Hut: Acclimatization Day. (Omit this day for the 5-day itinerary; proceed directly to Kibo Hut for summit tonight.) Hike to Mawenzi Ridge or Zebra Rock for altitude adjustment.



Horombo Hut: Acclimatization Day. (Omit this day for the 5-day itinerary; proceed directly to Kibo Hut for summit tonight.) Hike to Mawenzi Ridge or Zebra Rock for altitude adjustment.



Horombo Hut → Kibo Hut (4,725m). Distance: 11km. Time: 4–5hrs. Habitat: Moorland to alpine desert. Cross the saddle between Kibo and Mawenzi peaks. Early dinner and overnight.



Horombo Hut → Kibo Hut (4,725m). Distance: 11km. Time: 4–5hrs. Habitat: Moorland to alpine desert. Cross the saddle between Kibo and Mawenzi peaks. Early dinner and overnight.



Kibo Hut → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Horombo Hut (3,750m). Distance: 6km up / 17km down. Time: 10–15hrs. Midnight departure. Descend back to Horombo Hut for dinner.



Kibo Hut → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Horombo Hut (3,750m). Distance: 6km up / 17km down. Time: 10–15hrs. Midnight departure. Descend back to Horombo Hut for dinner.



Horombo Hut → Marangu Gate → Arusha. Distance: 18km. Time: 5hrs. Descent through moorland and forest to the gate. Sign out, vehicle pickup, certificate presentation in Arusha.



Horombo Hut → Marangu Gate → Arusha. Distance: 18km. Time: 5hrs. Descent through moorland and forest to the gate. Sign out, vehicle pickup, certificate presentation in Arusha.


Arrival

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6


Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Moshi → Marangu Gate (1,750m) → Mandara Hut (2,750m). Distance: 9km. Time: 3hrs. Habitat: Montane forest. Acclimatization visit to Maundi Crater.



Mandara Hut → Horombo Hut (3,807m). Distance: 12km. Time: 5–6hrs. Habitat: Moorlands. First clear views of Kilimanjaro.



Horombo Hut: Acclimatization Day. (Omit this day for the 5-day itinerary; proceed directly to Kibo Hut for summit tonight.) Hike to Mawenzi Ridge or Zebra Rock for altitude adjustment.



Horombo Hut → Kibo Hut (4,725m). Distance: 11km. Time: 4–5hrs. Habitat: Moorland to alpine desert. Cross the saddle between Kibo and Mawenzi peaks. Early dinner and overnight.



Kibo Hut → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Horombo Hut (3,750m). Distance: 6km up / 17km down. Time: 10–15hrs. Midnight departure. Descend back to Horombo Hut for dinner.



Horombo Hut → Marangu Gate → Arusha. Distance: 18km. Time: 5hrs. Descent through moorland and forest to the gate. Sign out, vehicle pickup, certificate presentation in Arusha.


Machame Route: 7-Day Itinerary

Arrival

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7


Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Hotel → Machame Gate (1,800m) → Machame Camp (3,000m). Distance: 10km. Time: 6hrs. Habitat: Rainforest.



Hotel → Machame Gate (1,800m) → Machame Camp (3,000m). Distance: 10km. Time: 6hrs. Habitat: Rainforest.



Machame Camp → Shira Camp (3,850m). Distance: 7km. Time: 5hrs. Habitat: Moorland. Views of Mount Meru, Shira Plateau, and Kibo Peak.



Machame Camp → Shira Camp (3,850m). Distance: 7km. Time: 5hrs. Habitat: Moorland. Views of Mount Meru, Shira Plateau, and Kibo Peak.



Shira Two → Lava Tower (4,600m) → Barranco Camp (3,900m). Distance: 9km. Time: 8–9hrs. Big Acclimatization day, 750m altitude gain and descent.



Shira Two → Lava Tower (4,600m) → Barranco Camp (3,900m). Distance: 9km. Time: 8–9hrs. Big Acclimatization day, 750m altitude gain and descent.



Barranco Camp → Karanga Camp (4,000m). Distance: 5km. Time: 4–5hrs. Morning Barranco Wall climb. Afternoon Acclimatization walk up scree slopes.



Barranco Camp → Karanga Camp (4,000m). Distance: 5km. Time: 4–5hrs. Morning Barranco Wall climb. Afternoon Acclimatization walk up scree slopes.



Karanga Camp → Barafu Camp (4,720m). Distance: 4km. Time: 3hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Early dinner at 17:00, rest until midnight.



Karanga Camp → Barafu Camp (4,720m). Distance: 4km. Time: 3hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Early dinner at 17:00, rest until midnight.



Barafu → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Mweka Camp (3,100m). Distance: 15km. Time: 13hrs. Midnight departure. Stella Point (5,742m) at 4–5 AM, Uhuru Peak at sunrise.



Barafu → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Mweka Camp (3,100m). Distance: 15km. Time: 13hrs. Midnight departure. Stella Point (5,742m) at 4–5 AM, Uhuru Peak at sunrise.



Mweka Camp → Mweka Gate (1,800m). Distance: 10km. Time: 3–4hrs. Certificate presentation at a hotel in Arusha.



Mweka Camp → Mweka Gate (1,800m). Distance: 10km. Time: 3–4hrs. Certificate presentation at a hotel in Arusha.


Arrival

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7


Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Hotel → Machame Gate (1,800m) → Machame Camp (3,000m). Distance: 10km. Time: 6hrs. Habitat: Rainforest.



Machame Camp → Shira Camp (3,850m). Distance: 7km. Time: 5hrs. Habitat: Moorland. Views of Mount Meru, Shira Plateau, and Kibo Peak.



Shira Two → Lava Tower (4,600m) → Barranco Camp (3,900m). Distance: 9km. Time: 8–9hrs. Big Acclimatization day, 750m altitude gain and descent.



Barranco Camp → Karanga Camp (4,000m). Distance: 5km. Time: 4–5hrs. Morning Barranco Wall climb. Afternoon Acclimatization walk up scree slopes.



Karanga Camp → Barafu Camp (4,720m). Distance: 4km. Time: 3hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Early dinner at 17:00, rest until midnight.



Barafu → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Mweka Camp (3,100m). Distance: 15km. Time: 13hrs. Midnight departure. Stella Point (5,742m) at 4–5 AM, Uhuru Peak at sunrise.



Mweka Camp → Mweka Gate (1,800m). Distance: 10km. Time: 3–4hrs. Certificate presentation at a hotel in Arusha.


Lemosho Route: 8-Day Itinerary (6 or 7-Day Options Available)

Arrival

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7

Day 8


Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Arusha → Lemosho Gate → Big Tree Camp (2,850m). Elevation: 1,200m→1,950m→2,850m. Distance: 9km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Montane forest with Colobus Monkeys.



Arusha → Lemosho Gate → Big Tree Camp (2,850m). Elevation: 1,200m→1,950m→2,850m. Distance: 9km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Montane forest with Colobus Monkeys.



Big Tree Camp → Shira One Camp (3,600m). Distance: 10km. Time: 5hrs. Habitat: Moorland and heather. First glimpse across the Shira Plateau. (7-Day hikers proceed directly to Shira Two Camp, 3,850m.)



Big Tree Camp → Shira One Camp (3,600m). Distance: 10km. Time: 5hrs. Habitat: Moorland and heather. First glimpse across the Shira Plateau. (7-Day hikers proceed directly to Shira Two Camp, 3,850m.)



Shira One → Shira Two Camp (3,850m). Distance: 7km. Time: 4hrs. Gentle terrain with visits to Cathedral Peak (3,870m). Views across natural valleys.



Shira One → Shira Two Camp (3,850m). Distance: 7km. Time: 4hrs. Gentle terrain with visits to Cathedral Peak (3,870m). Views across natural valleys.



Shira Two → Lava Tower (4,600m) → Barranco Camp (3,950m). Distance: 13km. Time: 7–8hrs. Long Acclimatization day via Lava Tower before descending to Barranco.



Shira Two → Lava Tower (4,600m) → Barranco Camp (3,950m). Distance: 13km. Time: 7–8hrs. Long Acclimatization day via Lava Tower before descending to Barranco.



Barranco Camp → Karanga Camp (3,900m). Distance: 6km. Time: 4–5hrs. Climb Barranco Wall (4,200m), then ridge crossings to Karanga.



Barranco Camp → Karanga Camp (3,900m). Distance: 6km. Time: 4–5hrs. Climb Barranco Wall (4,200m), then ridge crossings to Karanga.



Karanga Camp → Barafu Camp (4,620m). Distance: 8km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Early dinner at 17:00, rest until midnight.



Karanga Camp → Barafu Camp (4,620m). Distance: 8km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Early dinner at 17:00, rest until midnight.



Barafu → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Mweka Camp (3,100m). Distance: 15km. Time: 10–12hrs. Midnight departure. Summit at sunrise. Descent to Mweka Camp.



Barafu → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Mweka Camp (3,100m). Distance: 15km. Time: 10–12hrs. Midnight departure. Summit at sunrise. Descent to Mweka Camp.



Mweka Camp → Mweka Gate (1,700m). Distance: 9km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Montane forest. Lunch at the gate or in Moshi town, then drive to Arusha.



Mweka Camp → Mweka Gate (1,700m). Distance: 9km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Montane forest. Lunch at the gate or in Moshi town, then drive to Arusha.


Arrival

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7

Day 8


Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Arusha → Lemosho Gate → Big Tree Camp (2,850m). Elevation: 1,200m→1,950m→2,850m. Distance: 9km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Montane forest with Colobus Monkeys.



Big Tree Camp → Shira One Camp (3,600m). Distance: 10km. Time: 5hrs. Habitat: Moorland and heather. First glimpse across the Shira Plateau. (7-Day hikers proceed directly to Shira Two Camp, 3,850m.)



Shira One → Shira Two Camp (3,850m). Distance: 7km. Time: 4hrs. Gentle terrain with visits to Cathedral Peak (3,870m). Views across natural valleys.



Shira Two → Lava Tower (4,600m) → Barranco Camp (3,950m). Distance: 13km. Time: 7–8hrs. Long Acclimatization day via Lava Tower before descending to Barranco.



Barranco Camp → Karanga Camp (3,900m). Distance: 6km. Time: 4–5hrs. Climb Barranco Wall (4,200m), then ridge crossings to Karanga.



Karanga Camp → Barafu Camp (4,620m). Distance: 8km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Early dinner at 17:00, rest until midnight.



Barafu → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Mweka Camp (3,100m). Distance: 15km. Time: 10–12hrs. Midnight departure. Summit at sunrise. Descent to Mweka Camp.



Mweka Camp → Mweka Gate (1,700m). Distance: 9km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Montane forest. Lunch at the gate or in Moshi town, then drive to Arusha.


Rongai Route: 7-Day Itinerary (6-Day Option Available)

Arrival

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7


Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Moshi → Rongai Gate (1,950m) → Simba Camp (2,600m). Distance: 7km. Time: 4hrs. Habitat: Forest. Gentle ascent through forest with views over Kenyan plains.



Moshi → Rongai Gate (1,950m) → Simba Camp (2,600m). Distance: 7km. Time: 4hrs. Habitat: Forest. Gentle ascent through forest with views over Kenyan plains.



Simba Camp → Kikelewa Camp (3,500m). Distance: 13km. Time: 7hrs. Habitat: Moorland. Lunch at Second Cave, then across moorland towards Mawenzi.



Simba Camp → Kikelewa Camp (3,500m). Distance: 13km. Time: 7hrs. Habitat: Moorland. Lunch at Second Cave, then across moorland towards Mawenzi.



Kikelewa Camp → Mawenzi Tarn Hut (4,000m). Distance: 7km. Time: 4hrs. Dramatic cirque beneath the spires of Mawenzi Peak. Unique undrained lake with no inlet or outlet.



Kikelewa Camp → Mawenzi Tarn Hut (4,000m). Distance: 7km. Time: 4hrs. Dramatic cirque beneath the spires of Mawenzi Peak. Unique undrained lake with no inlet or outlet.



Mawenzi Tarn: Acclimatization Day. (Omit for 6-day itinerary.) Hike towards Mawenzi Peak for altitude adjustment, then return to camp.



Mawenzi Tarn: Acclimatization Day. (Omit for 6-day itinerary.) Hike towards Mawenzi Peak for altitude adjustment, then return to camp.



Mawenzi Tarn → Kibo Hut (4,700m). Distance: 9km. Time: 5hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Cross the lunar desert saddle between Kibo and Mawenzi peaks. Rest and summit preparation.



Mawenzi Tarn → Kibo Hut (4,700m). Distance: 9km. Time: 5hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Cross the lunar desert saddle between Kibo and Mawenzi peaks. Rest and summit preparation.



Kibo Hut → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Horombo Hut (3,700m). Distance: 17km. Time: 11hrs. Midnight departure. Gilman's Point (5,861m) at 4–6 AM, then Uhuru Peak. Descent to Horombo.



Kibo Hut → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Horombo Hut (3,700m). Distance: 17km. Time: 11hrs. Midnight departure. Gilman's Point (5,861m) at 4–6 AM, then Uhuru Peak. Descent to Horombo.



Horombo Hut → Marangu Gate → Moshi. Distance: 20km. Time: 5hrs. Descent through moorland and forest. Sign out at the gate, vehicle to the hotel, certificate presentation.



Horombo Hut → Marangu Gate → Moshi. Distance: 20km. Time: 5hrs. Descent through moorland and forest. Sign out at the gate, vehicle to the hotel, certificate presentation.


Arrival

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7


Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Moshi → Rongai Gate (1,950m) → Simba Camp (2,600m). Distance: 7km. Time: 4hrs. Habitat: Forest. Gentle ascent through forest with views over Kenyan plains.



Simba Camp → Kikelewa Camp (3,500m). Distance: 13km. Time: 7hrs. Habitat: Moorland. Lunch at Second Cave, then across moorland towards Mawenzi.



Kikelewa Camp → Mawenzi Tarn Hut (4,000m). Distance: 7km. Time: 4hrs. Dramatic cirque beneath the spires of Mawenzi Peak. Unique undrained lake with no inlet or outlet.



Mawenzi Tarn: Acclimatization Day. (Omit for 6-day itinerary.) Hike towards Mawenzi Peak for altitude adjustment, then return to camp.



Mawenzi Tarn → Kibo Hut (4,700m). Distance: 9km. Time: 5hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Cross the lunar desert saddle between Kibo and Mawenzi peaks. Rest and summit preparation.



Kibo Hut → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Horombo Hut (3,700m). Distance: 17km. Time: 11hrs. Midnight departure. Gilman's Point (5,861m) at 4–6 AM, then Uhuru Peak. Descent to Horombo.



Horombo Hut → Marangu Gate → Moshi. Distance: 20km. Time: 5hrs. Descent through moorland and forest. Sign out at the gate, vehicle to the hotel, certificate presentation.


​Shira Route: 7-Day Itinerary

Arrival

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7


Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Arusha → Londros Gate (2,000m) → vehicle transfer to Shira Picnic Site (3,400m) → Shira One Camp (3,600m). Hiking distance: 4km. Time: 1 hr 30 min. Habitat: Moorland/Savannah. Trek begins at high elevation, best for climbers with prior Acclimatization experience.



Arusha → Londros Gate (2,000m) → vehicle transfer to Shira Picnic Site (3,400m) → Shira One Camp (3,600m). Hiking distance: 4km. Time: 1 hr 30 min. Habitat: Moorland/Savannah. Trek begins at high elevation, best for climbers with prior Acclimatization experience.


Shira One → Shira Two Camp (3,850m). Distance: 7km. Time: 4hrs. Gentle terrain over Cathedral Peak (3,870m). Joins the Lemosho route here. Views across natural valleys.


Shira Two → Lava Tower (4,600m) → Barranco Camp (3,950m). Distance: 13km. Time: 7–8hrs. Habitat: Moorland. Long Acclimatization day via Lava Tower, then descent to Barranco.



Shira Two → Lava Tower (4,600m) → Barranco Camp (3,950m). Distance: 13km. Time: 7–8hrs. Habitat: Moorland. Long Acclimatization day via Lava Tower, then descent to Barranco.



Barranco Camp → Karanga Camp (3,900m). Distance: 6km. Time: 4–5hrs. Habitat: Moorland. Climb Barranco Wall (4,200m), ridge crossings, afternoon Acclimatization hike.



Barranco Camp → Karanga Camp (3,900m). Distance: 6km. Time: 4–5hrs. Habitat: Moorland. Climb Barranco Wall (4,200m), ridge crossings, afternoon Acclimatization hike.



Karanga Camp → Barafu Camp (4,620m). Distance: 8km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Short day to basecamp. Early lunch and dinner at 17:00, rest until midnight.



Karanga Camp → Barafu Camp (4,620m). Distance: 8km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Short day to basecamp. Early lunch and dinner at 17:00, rest until midnight.



Barafu → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Mweka Camp (3,100m). Distance: 15km. Time: 10–12hrs. Midnight departure at 12:00 AM. Summit in 6–7 hours. Descent to Mweka Camp.



Barafu → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Mweka Camp (3,100m). Distance: 15km. Time: 10–12hrs. Midnight departure at 12:00 AM. Summit in 6–7 hours. Descent to Mweka Camp.



Mweka Camp → Mweka Gate (1,700m). Distance: 9km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Montane forest. Sign out at the gate, lunch at the gate, or Moshi, drive to Arusha.



Mweka Camp → Mweka Gate (1,700m). Distance: 9km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Montane forest. Sign out at the gate, lunch at the gate, or Moshi, drive to Arusha.


Arrival

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7


Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Arusha → Londros Gate (2,000m) → vehicle transfer to Shira Picnic Site (3,400m) → Shira One Camp (3,600m). Hiking distance: 4km. Time: 1 hr 30 min. Habitat: Moorland/Savannah. Trek begins at high elevation, best for climbers with prior Acclimatization experience.


Shira One → Shira Two Camp (3,850m). Distance: 7km. Time: 4hrs. Gentle terrain over Cathedral Peak (3,870m). Joins the Lemosho route here. Views across natural valleys.


Shira Two → Lava Tower (4,600m) → Barranco Camp (3,950m). Distance: 13km. Time: 7–8hrs. Habitat: Moorland. Long Acclimatization day via Lava Tower, then descent to Barranco.



Barranco Camp → Karanga Camp (3,900m). Distance: 6km. Time: 4–5hrs. Habitat: Moorland. Climb Barranco Wall (4,200m), ridge crossings, afternoon Acclimatization hike.



Karanga Camp → Barafu Camp (4,620m). Distance: 8km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Short day to basecamp. Early lunch and dinner at 17:00, rest until midnight.



Barafu → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Mweka Camp (3,100m). Distance: 15km. Time: 10–12hrs. Midnight departure at 12:00 AM. Summit in 6–7 hours. Descent to Mweka Camp.



Mweka Camp → Mweka Gate (1,700m). Distance: 9km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Montane forest. Sign out at the gate, lunch at the gate, or Moshi, drive to Arusha.


​Umbwe Route: 7-Day Itinerary (Experienced Climbers Only)

Arrival

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7


Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Hotel → Umbwe Gate (1,800m) → Umbwe Cave Camp (2,800m). Distance: 10km. Time: 5hrs. Habitat: Montane rainforest. Drive ~4hrs to the gate, lunch at the gate, then a steep climb through thick forest.



Hotel → Umbwe Gate (1,800m) → Umbwe Cave Camp (2,800m). Distance: 10km. Time: 5hrs. Habitat: Montane rainforest. Drive ~4hrs to the gate, lunch at the gate, then a steep climb through thick forest.


Umbwe Cave Camp (2,800m) → Barranco Camp (3,900m). Distance: 9km. Time: 4hrs. Habitat: Moorland/Savannah. Very steep ascent on beautiful ridges. Meets the Lemosho and Machame routes at Barranco.


Barranco Camp: Acclimatization Day. After breakfast, hike up to Arrow Glacier Camp (5,000m) or further to ~5,200m if conditions allow, then return to Barranco (or Lava Tower) for lunch, dinner, and overnight.



Barranco Camp: Acclimatization Day. After breakfast, hike up to Arrow Glacier Camp (5,000m) or further to ~5,200m if conditions allow, then return to Barranco (or Lava Tower) for lunch, dinner, and overnight.



Barranco Camp → Karanga Camp (3,900m). Elevation: 3,950m→3,900m. Distance: 6km. Time: 4–5hrs. Habitat: Moorland. Climb Barranco Wall (4,200m), then ridge crossings to Karanga with afternoon Acclimatization hike.



Barranco Camp → Karanga Camp (3,900m). Elevation: 3,950m→3,900m. Distance: 6km. Time: 4–5hrs. Habitat: Moorland. Climb Barranco Wall (4,200m), then ridge crossings to Karanga with afternoon Acclimatization hike.



Karanga Camp → Barafu Camp (4,620m). Distance: 8km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Trek to basecamp. Early dinner at 17:00, rest until midnight for summit push.



Karanga Camp → Barafu Camp (4,620m). Distance: 8km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Trek to basecamp. Early dinner at 17:00, rest until midnight for summit push.



Barafu → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Mweka Camp (3,100m). Distance: 15km. Time: 10–12hrs. Wake at 23:00, midnight departure. Reach the summit in 6–7hrs. Descend to Barafu for lunch, then continue to Mweka Camp.



Barafu → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Mweka Camp (3,100m). Distance: 15km. Time: 10–12hrs. Wake at 23:00, midnight departure. Reach the summit in 6–7hrs. Descend to Barafu for lunch, then continue to Mweka Camp.



Mweka Camp → Mweka Gate (1,700m). Distance: 9km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Montane forest. Final descent, sign out at the gate, lunch at the gate or Moshi town, drive back to the hotel in Arusha.



Mweka Camp → Mweka Gate (1,700m). Distance: 9km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Montane forest. Final descent, sign out at the gate, lunch at the gate or Moshi town, drive back to the hotel in Arusha.


Arrival

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7


Arusha Hotel. Meet the driver and mountain guide for gear check and a full mountain briefing.



Hotel → Umbwe Gate (1,800m) → Umbwe Cave Camp (2,800m). Distance: 10km. Time: 5hrs. Habitat: Montane rainforest. Drive ~4hrs to the gate, lunch at the gate, then a steep climb through thick forest.


Umbwe Cave Camp (2,800m) → Barranco Camp (3,900m). Distance: 9km. Time: 4hrs. Habitat: Moorland/Savannah. Very steep ascent on beautiful ridges. Meets the Lemosho and Machame routes at Barranco.


Barranco Camp: Acclimatization Day. After breakfast, hike up to Arrow Glacier Camp (5,000m) or further to ~5,200m if conditions allow, then return to Barranco (or Lava Tower) for lunch, dinner, and overnight.



Barranco Camp → Karanga Camp (3,900m). Elevation: 3,950m→3,900m. Distance: 6km. Time: 4–5hrs. Habitat: Moorland. Climb Barranco Wall (4,200m), then ridge crossings to Karanga with afternoon Acclimatization hike.



Karanga Camp → Barafu Camp (4,620m). Distance: 8km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Alpine desert. Trek to basecamp. Early dinner at 17:00, rest until midnight for summit push.



Barafu → Uhuru Peak (5,895m) → Mweka Camp (3,100m). Distance: 15km. Time: 10–12hrs. Wake at 23:00, midnight departure. Reach the summit in 6–7hrs. Descend to Barafu for lunch, then continue to Mweka Camp.



Mweka Camp → Mweka Gate (1,700m). Distance: 9km. Time: 3–4hrs. Habitat: Montane forest. Final descent, sign out at the gate, lunch at the gate or Moshi town, drive back to the hotel in Arusha.


Kilimanjaro acclimatization: How we keep you safe

Kilimanjaro acclimatization: How we keep you safe

Kilimanjaro acclimatization: How we keep you safe

Altitude sickness is the main reason trekkers fail to summit. Our expert guides use a proven acclimatization strategy that consistently beats industry averages, ensuring an inspiring journey to the top.

Arusha
Arusha

Climb High, Sleep Low

Climb High, Sleep Low

Every KiliDestination trek ascends high but sleeps low each night. This is key to safe acclimatization and the best way to prevent AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness).

Every KiliDestination trek ascends high but sleeps low each night. This is key to safe acclimatization and the best way to prevent AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness).

Pole Pole: Go Slowly

Pole Pole: Go Slowly

"Pole pole" (slowly, slowly in Swahili) is our philosophy. Rushing is the main cause of altitude sickness. Our guides set a deliberate, steady pace from day one, regardless of a trekker's early strength.

Pulse Oximetry Monitoring at Every Camp

Pulse Oximetry Monitoring at Every Camp

Guides use pulse oximeters to check blood oxygen at every camp. If SpO2 drops below safe limits, we act immediately, even if it means descending to lower levels. Your safety comes before the summit.

Wilderness First Aid Certified Guides

Wilderness First Aid Certified Guides

All KiliDestination lead guides are Wilderness First Aid (WFA) certified. They know how to spot and treat AMS,

HACE, and HAPE.

Kilimanjaro trek packages & prices

Packages are all-inclusive. Park fees, certified guides, porters, meals, camping gear, and airport transfers are always included.

Marangu Trek

Machame Trek

★ MOST BOOKED

Lemosho Trek

Rongai Trek

Northern Circuit

Marangu Trek

Machame Route

Lemosho Route

Rongai Route

Northern Circuit

Marangu Route

7–8 Days

7–8 Days

6–7 Days

9–10 Days

Marangu Route

$2,200

$2,500

$2,000

$2,800

​PRICING NOTE

Prices are per person, based on a shared group. Solo and private trek prices are available on request. Group discounts apply to groups of 4 or more climbers. All packages include park fees, a certified guide, porters, gear, all meals, and transfers. Contact us for a personalized quote.

What's included in your Kilimanjaro
trek package

Included


  • Kilimanjaro National Park entry fees

  • All conservation & camping fees

  • TANAPA-certified lead guide

  • Assistant guide(s) & cook

  • Licensed, well-paid porters

  • Camping tents & sleeping pads

  • Dining tent & portable toilet tent

  • All meals & drinking water on the mountain

  • Rescue & emergency evacuation protocol

  • Pulse oximetry monitoring at every camp

  • Arusha / JRO airport transfers

  • Summit certificate

Not Included


  • International flights to Tanzania

  • Tanzania tourist visa ($50, obtainable on arrival or online)

  • Travel & medical insurance (required, we advise on providers)

  • Personal trekking gear (boots, sleeping bag, poles)

  • Guide & porter gratuities (customary, we provide guidelines)

  • Pre/post accommodation in Arusha (we can arrange)

  • Optional Zanzibar extension

  • Alcoholic beverages

Best Time to Climb Kilimanjaro

Best Time to Climb Kilimanjaro

Best Time to Climb Kilimanjaro

You can trek Kilimanjaro year-round, and every month offers something exciting. Here is our honest, enthusiastic assessment of each month, built on over a decade of guiding.

January – February

Good

March

Good

Apr–May

Avoid

Jun–Oct

PEAK

Nov

Rainy

Dec

Good

January – February

Good

Jun–Oct

PEAK

March

Good

Nov

Rainy

Apr–May

Avoid

Dec

Good

Peak Season (June – October)

Peak Season (June – October)

Peak Season (June – October)

The dry season offers clear skies and stable weather. Vegetation is low, and animals gather at the water. Northern Serengeti has Great Migration river crossings. This is the busiest period.

Good Season (January – March & December)

Good Season (January – March & December)

Fewer crowds, lower prices, and great birdlife. Southern Serengeti has wildebeest calving from January to March: a remarkable, little-visited event and a real insider tip.

Avoid (April – May & November)

Avoid (April – May & November)

Avoid (April – May & November)

Heavy rains in April–May and November make trekking tough. We advise caution and recommend travel insurance in case of weather delays.

Why Choose Kilidestination for Your Kilimanjaro Trek

With so many operators out there, what truly sets us apart? Let us show you, in spirited, plain language, that our passion and local expertise make your Kilimanjaro journey extraordinary.

Arusha

Born on the Mountain: Experience That Cannot Be Taught

Our guides grew up at the base of Kilimanjaro. They know all trails, microclimates, and rock faces. It's not just a job; it’s a calling. Your lead guide will have climbed the summit 200+ times.

Our guides grew up at the base of Kilimanjaro. They know all trails, microclimates, and rock faces. It's not just a job; it’s a calling. Your lead guide will have climbed the summit 200+ times.

Safety Without Compromise: No Summit Is Worth Your Life

Safety Without Compromise: No Summit Is Worth Your Life

We never rush trekkers for the schedule. Guides carry pulse oximeters and oxygen kits and are Wilderness First Aid-certified. We follow strict acclimatization protocols and will recommend descent if conditions become unsafe.

Locally Owned, Community Invested: Non-Profit Since 2014

Locally Owned, Community Invested: Non-Profit Since 2014

KiliDestination is a locally owned non-profit that has been operating since 2014. We pay guides and porters above KPAP standards, enforce weight limits, and invest in education in Arusha. Your money stays in Tanzania.

Fully Licensed & Transparent: No Hidden Fees

Fully Licensed & Transparent: No Hidden Fees

The Tanzania Tourist Board fully licenses us, and we operate in accordance with TANAPA rules. Our pricing is itemized, no surprises.

Personalized Itineraries: Your Trek,
Your Way

Personalized Itineraries: Your Trek,
Your Way

We don't run one-size-fits-all tours. Every trek is customized to your fitness, schedule, experience, and budget. We also specialize in combining Kilimanjaro treks with Tanzania safaris for the ultimate East African adventure.

Verified by Hundreds of Independent Reviews on TripAdvisor

Verified by Hundreds of Independent Reviews on TripAdvisor

Browse our TripAdvisor reviews and then contact us to discuss your trek and get answers to your questions.

Arusha

Born on the Mountain: Experience That Cannot Be Taught

Our guides grew up at the base of Kilimanjaro. They know all trails, microclimates, and rock faces. It's not just a job; it’s a calling. Your lead guide will have climbed the summit 200+ times.

Safety Without Compromise: No Summit Is Worth Your Life

We never rush trekkers for the schedule. Guides carry pulse oximeters and oxygen kits and are Wilderness First Aid-certified. We follow strict acclimatization protocols and will recommend descent if conditions become unsafe.

Locally Owned, Community Invested: Non-Profit Since 2014

KiliDestination is a locally owned non-profit that has been operating since 2014. We pay guides and porters above KPAP standards, enforce weight limits, and invest in education in Arusha. Your money stays in Tanzania.

Fully Licensed & Transparent: No Hidden Fees

The Tanzania Tourist Board fully licenses us, and we operate in accordance with TANAPA rules. Our pricing is itemized, no surprises.

Personalized Itineraries: Your Trek,
Your Way

We don't run one-size-fits-all tours. Every trek is customized to your fitness, schedule, experience, and budget. We also specialize in combining Kilimanjaro treks with Tanzania safaris for the ultimate East African adventure.

Verified by Hundreds of Independent Reviews on TripAdvisor

Browse our TripAdvisor reviews and then contact us to discuss your trek and get answers to your questions.

Combine Your Kilimanjaro Trek
with a Tanzania Safari

Combine Your Kilimanjaro Trek
 with a Tanzania Safari

Combine Your Kilimanjaro Trek
 with a Tanzania Safari

​MOST POPULAR COMBINATION

Most clients pair a 7-day Kilimanjaro trek with a 3 or 4-day safari. Climb, then head straight to Serengeti or Ngorongoro Crater; the ultimate African adventure. We handle both with our expert local team.

Our safari packages cover Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, Tarangire, and Arusha National Park. All safaris use private 4x4s and local expert guides, offering options ranging from budget camping to luxury lodges.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

Kilimanjaro Trek

Frequently Asked Questions:

Kilimanjaro Trek

Frequently Asked Questions:

Kilimanjaro Trek

​How long does it take to trek Mount Kilimanjaro?

What is the best route for climbing Kilimanjaro for beginners?

How difficult is the Kilimanjaro trek? Do I need special fitness training?

What gear do I need for a Kilimanjaro trek?

What is the best time of year to climb Kilimanjaro?

How much does a Kilimanjaro trek cost with KiliDestination?

Do I need travel insurance for a Kilimanjaro trek?

Can I combine a Kilimanjaro trek with a Tanzania safari?

What is the summit success rate on Kilimanjaro?

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