Climbing Kilimanjaro Packages

Our all-inclusive Kilimanjaro climbing packages provide a comprehensive experience. Each package includes park fees, accommodation before and after the trek, all meals during the climb, a licensed and experienced mountain guide, porters, a cook, and transportation to and from the mountain. We also provide high-quality equipment, including sleeping bags, tents, and oxygen, ensuring your comfort and safety throughout the trek. Our packages are designed for every level of climber, from first-timers to experienced trekkers.

Mount Kilimanjaro offers a range of trekking routes suited to different levels of fitness and trekking experience. The most popular routes include the Machame Route, known for its stunning scenery; the Lemosho Route, which is less crowded and offers a great chance to acclimatize; the Rongai Route, ideal for those seeking a more remote experience; the Marangu Route, the only route with hut accommodation; the Northern Circuit, which provides a longer and less crowded trek; and the Umbwe Route, suited for experienced climbers seeking a challenge. We help you choose the best route based on your preferences and physical fitness.

Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro is a challenging yet achievable goal for most people with proper preparation. The difficulty lies primarily in the altitude, as the summit reaches 5,895 meters (19,341 feet), which can cause altitude sickness if not acclimatized properly. We recommend selecting a longer route for better acclimatization and ensuring you have the right physical conditioning. Our experienced guides provide expert advice and support throughout the trek to maximize your chances of reaching the summit safely.

Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro typically takes between 5 and 9 days, depending on the route and the climber’s acclimatization schedule. Shorter routes like the Marangu may take around 5-6 days, while longer routes like the Lemosho or Northern Circuit usually take 7-9 days, offering more time for acclimatization. We recommend opting for a longer trek to improve your chances of a successful summit.

The best times to climb Kilimanjaro are during the dry seasons, which occur from June to October and December to February. During these months, the weather is typically clear, and there is a lower chance of rain, offering the best conditions for climbing. The rainy seasons (from March to May and November) are more challenging due to wet and slippery trails, but it can be less crowded, and the landscape is lush and beautiful.