Mout Kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro, standing tall at 5,895 meters (19,341 feet), is the highest peak in Africa and one of the most iconic mountains in the world. Located in northeastern Tanzania, Kilimanjaro draws climbers, trekkers, and adventure seekers from across the globe who dream of reaching its snow-capped summit Uhuru Peak.
The mountain offers a unique trekking experience because it features five distinct ecological zones:
Cultivated Farmland – lush fields surrounding the base
Rainforest – dense, green forests with abundant wildlife
Heath and Moorland – dramatic landscapes with giant groundsels
Alpine Desert – barren yet awe-inspiring terrain
Arctic Summit – snow and ice at the roof of Africa
Kilimanjaro is accessible via several trekking routes, including Machame, Marangu, Rongai, Lemosho, and Northern Circuit each offering different challenges, scenery, and levels of difficulty. Guided treks provide safety, support, and insights into the mountain’s natural and cultural significance.
5 Day Kilimanjaro – Marangu Route
The classic ‘Coca-Cola’ route, gentle slopes, suitable for first time climbers
6 Day Kilimanjaro – Machame Route
Scenic and challenging, ideal for adventurous climbers who want varied landscapes
7 Day Kilimanjaro – Lemosho Route
Less crowded, panoramic views, excellent for acclimatization and longer treks
6 Day Kilimanjaro – Rongai Route
Northern approach, drier and less trafficked, with unique wildlife views
8 Day Kilimanjaro – Northern Circuit Route
Longest route, superb scenery, perfect for acclimatization and summit success
6 Day Kilimanjaro – Umbwe Route
Steep and challenging, best for experienced climbers seeking a fast ascent