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Mount Kilimanjaro
The highest free-standing mountain in the world and Africa's tallest peak. Journey through five climate zones from tropical rainforest to arctic ice.
Elevation
5,895m
Duration
5-9 Days
Difficulty
Challenging
Africa's Ultimate Climbing Challenge
Mount Kilimanjaro is a dormant volcano composed of three cones: Kibo, Mawenzi, and Shira. What makes Kilimanjaro unique is that you pass through five distinct climate zones—from tropical rainforest to arctic ice—all in the span of a single week.
Standing at 5,895 meters, Uhuru Peak is not just Africa's highest point but also one of the world's most accessible high-altitude summits. Unlike many other famous mountains, Kilimanjaro requires no technical climbing skills—just determination, proper preparation, and respect for the altitude.
Every year, thousands of trekkers from around the world make the journey to stand on the Roof of Africa, experiencing an unforgettable adventure through diverse ecosystems and breathtaking landscapes.
Five Climate Zones in One Trek
Experience a world of ecosystems as you ascend through distinct vegetation zones
Cultivation
800-1,800m
Farmland & villages
Rainforest
1,800-2,800m
Lush tropical forest
Heather
2,800-4,000m
Moorland & heather
Alpine Desert
4,000-5,000m
Barren landscape
Arctic
5,000m+
Ice & glaciers
The 5 Main Routes of Kilimanjaro
Each route offers a unique experience with different scenery, difficulty, and success rates
Machame Route
(The Whiskey Route)The most popular and scenic route with excellent acclimatization. Features the famous Barranco Wall scramble.
Duration
6-7 days
Difficulty
Challenging
Marangu Route
(The Coca-Cola Route)The oldest route with sleeping huts instead of camping. Well-defined steady path, though lower success rate.
Duration
5-6 days
Difficulty
Moderate
Lemosho Route
(The Scenic Route)The most beautiful path with best acclimatization and highest success rate. Quiet and remote at the start.
Duration
7-8 days
Difficulty
Challenging
Rongai Route
(The Remote Route)The only northern approach near Kenya. Driest route, perfect for rainy season with unique Mawenzi views.
Duration
6-7 days
Difficulty
Moderate-Hard
Umbwe Route
(The Challenger Route)The steepest and most direct route. Only for experienced hikers confident in quick acclimatization.
Duration
6 days
Difficulty
Very Hard
Kilimanjaro Gallery
Kilimanjaro Activities
Summit Trekking
Reach Uhuru Peak, the highest point in Africa at 5,895m
Glacier Viewing
Witness the magnificent Furtwängler Glacier
Crater Camping
Spend a night inside the volcanic crater at 5,700m
Photography Tours
Capture five climate zones in one trek
Location
Ready to Conquer Kilimanjaro?
Let our experienced guides help you choose the perfect route and prepare for your once-in-a-lifetime adventure to the Roof of Africa.
