Kilimanjaro Trekking
Climb Africa’s highest mountain with expert guides, safe pacing, and well-planned acclimatization. Choose your ideal route—quiet wilderness trails, classic paths, or family-friendly options—and we’ll tailor camps and pace to your fitness and dates.
Lemosho Route – 8 Days (Best for success & views)
Longer approach from the west with time to acclimatize; crosses the Shira Plateau and joins the Machame trail before the summit push.
Machame Route – 7 Days (Classic “Whiskey” route)
Varied terrain, great sunrise/sunset angles, and a steady “walk high, sleep low” profile for better acclimatization.
Marangu Route – 6 Days (Hut accommodation)
Only route with mountain huts instead of tents; gentler gradients but a faster schedule—best for trekkers with good fitness.
Rongai Route – 7 Days (Northern approach)
Drier, quieter side of the mountain near the Kenyan border; stable weather and a different descent for varied scenery.
Northern Circuit – 9 Days (Longest & quietest)
360° traverse around Kibo with the best acclimatization profile and fewer crowds—our top pick for success rates.
Umbwe Route – 6 Days (Steep & challenging)
Direct, demanding ascent for experienced hikers seeking a tough workout and rapid elevation gain.
Shira Route – 7 Days (High start, wide horizons)
Starts high on the Shira Plateau; good for trekkers already well-acclimatized or pairing with Mount Meru beforehand.