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"I HAVEN'T BEEN EVERY-
WHERE BUT IT'S ON MY LIST."
Susan Santog
KILIMANJARO
TREK TO THE 'ROOF OF AFRICA'
A highly experienced team of guides, porters, and cooks (including vegan) will help you scale this great mountain. There are several routes from moderate to experience climbers and our experts will advise you on selecting the most suitable route and ensure every step of your trek is organized to the last detail.
7
days
MARANGU ROUTE
This route is the most popular way up to Kilimanjaro and ideal for anyone as it has a moderate slope, making it less difficult to climb. The route has Emergency Evacuation Service, huts and dormitory rooms.
9
days
MACHAME ROUTE
Being the second most popular route, it’s considered the most beautiful route up Mt. Kilimanjaro. With a gradual ascend through the forest you emerge to see wide views of the moorland on Shira plateau, Kibo, and the Western Breach. The different kinds of vegetation found along the route make it the most scenic route. For a slightly more technical climb on Mt. Kilimanjaro, one can conquer Uhuru peak from Arrow Glacier camp, but a less challenging route can be taken from Barranco hut.
6
days
RONGAI ROUTE
This is an alternative route to the popular Marangu route. Rongai route goes around the northern side of the mountain. Here you will see different views of the Maasai flatland and drier climb. We will go through Rongai village.
6
days
UMBWE ROUTE
The Umbwe route has a well-deserved reputation of being the most challenging route on Mount Kilimanjaro. Approaching from the south, the Umbwe route is a short, steep, and direct climb. The Umbwe route is considered to be very difficult and taxing route; one that should only be attempted by strong and experienced hikers who are confident of their ability to acclimatize the altitude.