Kilimanjaro

Climbing Kilimanjaro in Tanzania: Your Ultimate Adventure

Looking for an unforgettable adventure? Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa, is a bucket-list experience. Kilimanjaro is located in Tanzania and offers stunning views, diverse landscapes, and a once-in-a-lifetime trek.

With routes like the popular Machame or the scenic Lemosho, you’ll hike through rainforests, alpine deserts, and glacier-covered summits. Our expert guides ensure a safe and memorable journey, helping you conquer the “Roof of Africa” while adapting to the altitude.

Join us for a well-organized Kilimanjaro climb, with full support, quality gear, and an experience that will stay with you forever. Book now!

A male elephant in front of Mount Kilimanjaro in Kenya National Park, Africa

Kilimanjaro packages

Mount Kilimanjaro is a dormant volcano located in Kilimanjaro Region of Tanzania. Africa.

6 or 7-Day Rongai Route Kilimanjaro

The only Kilimanjaro route starting on the northern side, Rongai is a drier and less crowded option. Rongai’s gentler slopes are ideal for those seeking a less physically demanding trek. However, shorter routes mean limited time for acclimatization, so altitude sickness may still be a concern. You'll descend via the Marangu route, enjoying new scenery on the way down.
Hikers climbing mountain Kilimanjaro along the machame route

4-Day Mount Meru Climb

Standing tall in Arusha National Park, Mount Meru is Tanzania's second-highest peak. This 4-day trek is ideal for acclimatization before tackling Kilimanjaro. Starting with a thrilling walk through wildlife-rich forests with an armed ranger, the journey leads to dramatic views of Kilimanjaro and Meru’s crater. A challenging but rewarding adventure!
beautiful young girl In a hat stands against the backdrop of the Kilimanjaro volcano and looks away. The concept of tourism and African safari. female backpacker takes pictures of nature and animals

6-Day Marangu Route

Perfect for beginners, the Marangu route is the only Kilimanjaro trail with mountain huts at every overnight stop, offering more comfort than camping. Sometimes called the ‘Coca-Cola’ route, it’s a direct, non-technical climb that follows the same path up and down. While not as scenic as other routes, it remains an excellent option for those wanting a straightforward climb.
Three giraffe on Kilimanjaro mount background in National park of Kenya, Africa

7-Day Machame Route

Known as the ‘Whisky’ route, the Machame route is one of Kilimanjaro’s most popular options. Starting in the southwest, this 7-day trek takes you through diverse ecosystems, from rainforests to rocky alpine deserts. The route includes a high-altitude climb and descent for better acclimatization. The challenging Barranco Wall also adds excitement, offering a fun scramble without any need for special equipment.
A herd of plains zebra walks against the clear view of mount Kilimanjaro and balloon flying in a blue morning sky at Amboseli National Park, Kenya

8-Day Lemosho Route

Experience one of the most scenic and quieter routes up Kilimanjaro. The 8-day Lemosho route is a favorite for its beautiful landscapes and gentle acclimatization profile. Starting in the remote west, this trail takes you through lush rainforests, the stunning Shira Plateau, and up the southern circuit, where you'll tackle the famous Barranco Wall. Though it feels like a true mountain climb, no technical skills or gear are required.