Africa's Highest Peak
Mount Kilimanjaro
5,895m • Roof of Africa • One of the Seven Summits
Elevation
5,895m / 19,341ft
Best Time
Jan-Mar, Jun-Oct
Trek Duration
6-9 Days
Success Rate
Up to 95%
The Ultimate African Adventure
Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak at 5,895 meters (19,341 feet), is a dormant volcano and one of the Seven Summits—the tallest mountains on each continent. This free-standing giant in northern Tanzania offers a non-technical trek through diverse ecosystems.
Your journey takes you through five distinct climate zones: lush rainforest, heathland, moorland, alpine desert, and finally the arctic summit zone with its iconic glaciers. No technical climbing experience is required—just determination and proper preparation.
Reaching Uhuru Peak at sunrise rewards trekkers with breathtaking panoramas over the African plains—a bucket-list achievement that combines physical challenge with stunning natural beauty.
Five Climate Zones
Trek through dramatically different ecosystems on your way to the summit
Rainforest
1,800-2,800m
Heathland
2,800-4,000m
Moorland
4,000-4,500m
Alpine Desert
4,500-5,000m
Arctic Summit
5,000-5,895m
Climbing Routes
Choose from several routes, each offering unique experiences and scenery
Machame Route
Whiskey Route
The most popular route offering diverse scenery through rainforest, moorland, and alpine desert. Steep but rewarding.
Duration
6-7 days
Difficulty
Challenging
Scenery
Excellent
Lemosho Route
Best Overall
Longer approach allows better acclimatization. Beautiful western wilderness and Shira Plateau. Highest success rate.
Duration
7-8 days
Difficulty
Moderate-Hard
Scenery
Exceptional
Marangu Route
Coca-Cola Route
The only route with hut accommodation. Gentler gradient but shorter duration means less acclimatization time.
Duration
5-6 days
Difficulty
Moderate
Scenery
Good
Rongai Route
Wilderness Route
Approaches from the quieter north near Kenya. Drier conditions and fewer crowds. Descends via Marangu.
Duration
6-7 days
Difficulty
Moderate
Scenery
Very Good
What's Included
Professional certified mountain guides
Porters and cook team
All park fees and permits
Quality camping equipment
Three nutritious meals daily
Emergency oxygen and first aid
Airport transfers
Pre-climb briefing and gear check
Important Notes
No technical climbing experience required
Good physical fitness is essential
Altitude sickness affects most climbers
Longer routes have higher success rates
Minimum age is typically 10 years
Travel insurance with evacuation coverage required
Best Time to Climb
January - March
Warmer temperatures, clearer morning skies, and fewer crowds. Occasional afternoon showers. Great for summit sunrise photos.
June - October
Dry season with coldest temperatures. Clearest views of the surrounding plains. Most popular climbing period.
Pro tip: Full moon summits provide magical illumination for the final ascent, reducing the need for headlamps.
Conquer the Roof of Africa
Let our experienced guides lead you to the summit of Kilimanjaro