The iconic free-standing volcano with distinct ecological zones and world‑class trekking routes
Rising to 5,895 m (19,341 ft), Mount Kilimanjaro is Africa's highest peak and the world's tallest free‑standing mountain, located in northern Tanzania near the Kenyan border.
Known for its snow‑capped summit and dramatic ecological zones—from rainforest to alpine desert and arctic summit—Kilimanjaro offers one of the most accessible high‑altitude trekking experiences on earth.
Choose the route that suits your pace, scenery preferences, and acclimatization profile
6–7 days • varied scenery • good acclimatization
7–8 days • remote west approach • panoramic views
5–6 days • hut accommodation • classic route
6–7 days • quieter north side • gentle gradients
What makes a Kilimanjaro expedition unforgettable
Transition from lush rainforest to arctic summit in a single trek with distinct flora and fauna at each level.
Itineraries optimized for “hike high, sleep low” to increase summit success while keeping comfort and safety first.
Shira Plateau sunsets, Barranco Wall switchbacks, and sweeping views across the African plains.
Excellent connections via Arusha and Moshi, with easy add‑ons to Serengeti, Ngorongoro, or Zanzibar.
Guided treks with expert mountain crews, safety‑first protocols, and gear support
Machame, Lemosho, Marangu, and more—custom durations and private departures available.
Day hikes on Shira or Mandara to prepare for multi‑day ascents or for scenic short adventures.
Qualified guides, comprehensive briefings, and high‑altitude equipment for peace of mind.
Golden‑hour ridgelines, star‑trail nights, and glacier silhouettes from crater rim viewpoints.
Scenes from forest trailheads to the legendary Uhuru Peak
Join our expert mountain crew for a safe, well‑paced expedition to Africa's highest point. Custom private and group departures available.
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