Mt.Kilimanjaro

Mt Kilimanjaro is among the seven summits and is the highest free-standing mountain in the world and the highest mountain in Africa. Climb to the roof of Africa through the most scenic route on the mountain!We will take you on a journey through the snow-capped peaks, lush rainforests, and stunning grasslands while teaching you all about the mountain’s incredible history and local culture. Join us for a journey that will change your life!

Itinerary

Day 1: Monday, December 8th

Nairobi to Moshi:

• 0600hrs – Leave Nairobi for Moshi, Tz.
•  Arrive at Namanga and go through border post procedures.
• Pick up by hosts and transfer to hotel where will dine and rest for the next day.

Day 2: Friday, December 9th

Marangu Gate (1860m ) to Mandara Hut (2715m):

• Head out to Mt. Kilimanjaro National gate, register at the gate and start hiking.
• Hiking time:4 hours
• Distance: Approximately 7 km
• Max. altitude: 2715 m
• Accommodation: Mandara Hut
• Meals included: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner

Day 3: Saturday, December 10th

Mandara Hut(2715m) to Horombo(3720m): 

• Hike from Mandara to Horombo
• Hiking time: 6-7 hours (11 km)
• Max. altitude: 3720 m
• Accommodation: Horombo Hut
• Meals included: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner

Day 4: Sunday, December 11th

Horombo hut (3720m) to Kibo hut (4700m):

•  Hike from Horombo to Kibo
• Hiking time: 6-7 hours (10 km)
• Max. altitude: 4700 m
• Accommodation: Kibo Hut
• Meals included: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner

Day 5: Monday, December 12th

Kibo hut (4700m) to Uhuru Peak(5895m) back to Horombo hut(3720m):

• Hike to Uhuru Peak and back to Horombo
• Hiking time: 8-10 hours (13 km)
• Ascent: 1195 m
• Descent: 2175 m
• Max. altitude: 5895 m
• Accommodation: Horombo Hut

Day 6: Tueday, December 13th

Horombo to Gate to Hotel:

• Hike from Horombo to the gate and transfer to hotel
• Hiking time: 5-6 hours (18 km)
• Descent: 1720 m
• Accommodation: Hotel
• Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 7: Wednedday, December 14th

• Return to Nairobi

GEAR LIST
Clothes:
1. Waterproof hiking boots*
2. Trail runners or sandals for use at camp
3. Woolen hiking socks (6 pairs)*
4. Leg gaiters
5. Hiking pants (2 pairs water-resistant, 1 pair waterproof)*
6. Thermal pants (2 pairs, medium or heavy-duty, breathable)*
7. Woolen or polyester underwear (briefs)*
8. Thermal t-shirt (4, long sleeve)*
9. Polyester t-shirts (4 )*
10. Fleece jacket*
11. Down jacket*
12. Waterproof jacket/shell jacket/poncho*
13. Fleece hat + wide-brimmed hat
14. Scarf or tubular bandana or regular bandana*
15. Waterproof gloves (summit gloves and fleece gloves)*
Camping Gear:
16. Hiking backpack (25l or 30l daypack, and a 60L backpack for your porter)*
17. Warm Sleeping bag (four seasons/-5 degrees comfort recommended)*
18. Headlamp and extra batteries*
19. Hot water bottle
Accessories
20, Thermal flask
21. Snacks
21. Hydration bladder/water bottle*
22. Personal items (phone and charger, camera, ID, pocket money, hand sanitizer, face
mask, lighter, pocket knife, whistle, basic first aid kit)*
23. Trekking poles
24. Sunglasses + sunscreen
25. Toiletries (wet wipes, dry wipes, toothbrush, toothpaste, petroleum jelly)*

TIPS

1. The items marked with an asterisk in the list above are absolutely necessary for a safe
   expedition in the mountain. They are not included in the cost but the organizer can help you
   find them.
2. The items without the asterisk are not necessary but greatly increase your comfort in the
   mountain. If you can access them, we highly recommend that you bring them along. The
   porters will carry them for you.
3. Pick brightly colored clothes for the trip. The high visibility comes in handy not only in bad
   weather and in case you stray from the path, but also for good photos.
4. Listen to the directives of the guide, and ask questions as they arise. The biggest asset that
   you can get from guides is knowledge.
5. Be aware of the changes in your body. In case you have extreme symptoms of altitude
   sickness, let the guide know. And remember, there is no shame in turning back!
6. Remember to tip your stuff for their good services!

It is not the mountains that we conquer, but ourselves!
● Sir Edmund Hilary

Inclusive

• Hotel accommodation before and after your climb.
• Transfers to and from the border and the mountain
• National Park entry, huts and climbing fees
• A fully supported climb Inclusive of tips to the guides, porters and chef
• All meals and drinking water on the mountain
• Access to first aid kit and emergency oxygen
• A certificate documenting your summit ascent

Our Safety Pledge

Your safety is our top priority. Our experiences are led by professional hiking guides, and well-known local guides who are well versed with the trails they are guiding. All our guides carry a First-aid Kit and have an emergency contact. If you have any further questions about safety, please contact us for more information.

Cancellation Policy

Hikers that wish to cancel more than 48 hours before the hike will be issued a 50% refund of the total hiking fees. Those that cancel 48 hours or less to the actual date will not be refunded. No shows will not be refunded either.