Kilimanjaro Trekking
Summit Africa's Highest Peak at 5,895 Metres
Four proven routes to the Roof of Africa. Professional guides, proper acclimatisation and the support of a team that has climbed Kilimanjaro for over seven years.
Four proven routes to the Roof of Africa. Professional guides, proper acclimatisation and the support of a team that has climbed Kilimanjaro for over seven years.
Mount Kilimanjaro stands at 5,895 metres — the highest point in Africa and the tallest freestanding mountain in the world. Unlike technical alpine peaks, Kilimanjaro is a trekking mountain. No ropes, no climbing experience needed. What you need is determination, proper acclimatisation and a team you can trust.
Our guides have been leading Kilimanjaro treks for over seven years. They know every route, every campsite, every micro-climate zone — from the tropical rainforest at the base to the glaciers at the summit. We'll get you to Uhuru Peak safely and bring you back with a story you'll tell for the rest of your life.
Each route offers a different experience — from the shortest and most popular to the most scenic and least crowded.
The "Coca-Cola Route"
The most popular route to the summit and the shortest — achievable in just 5 days, though we recommend adding an extra day for acclimatisation. The only route with hut accommodation instead of tents.
The "Whiskey Route"
Considered the most beautiful route with impressive summit views throughout the trek. The path for the most adventurous hikers — steeper, more varied terrain and consistently rewarding scenery.
The Scenic Western Approach
Less known, but certainly one of the most beautiful routes on Kilimanjaro. Starts from the west side with wildlife viewing opportunities in Lemosho Glades before ascending through pristine rainforest.
The Northern Wilderness
The only route approaching from the north, near the Kenyan border. Allows trekkers to ascend and descend from opposite sides of the mountain. Fewer crowds and genuine solitude in the wilderness.
Certified mountain guides, porters and a cook. Our team knows every campsite, every weather pattern and every acclimatisation strategy.
Quality tents (or huts on Marangu), sleeping mats and camp setup handled by the team. You focus on the trek — we handle the rest.
Three meals a day on the mountain, prepared fresh by our trek cook. Hot drinks, snacks and safe drinking water throughout the climb.
First aid kits, emergency oxygen, regular altitude checks and evacuation protocols. Your safety is our first priority on every climb.
Tell us your fitness level, preferred dates and we'll recommend the right route for you.