Kilimanjaro Climbing

Whether you’re a seasoned or a beginner, Kilimanjaro climbing offers an unforgettable experience.

The top provides an unrivaled sense of success and beautiful views of the surroundings.

• January and February: With usually dry, bright days and decent visibility. Over 14,000 feet, there’s a significant likelihood of snow, making for some fantastic photo opportunities.
• March to May: In late March, the rains can start to set in, making for muddy trails, cloudy skies, and poor visibility. You can get lucky with some dry weather, but it’s a bit hit or miss. We recommend the routes on the north side of the mountain.
• June to September: The best weather and the main climbing Kilimanjaro Mountain season and the busiest time on the mountain. Routes tend to be busier during this period, especially over the full moon.
• October to December: The popular time to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. the short rainy season spans from the beginning of November to the beginning of December. Afternoon rains are common, but skies are clear in the mornings and evenings.

The duration of Kilimanjaro Climbing depends on the route you opt to take, as well as your budget, your level of fitness, and how much time you allow for acclimatization.

We strongly recommend allocating at least six or better seven days to Kilimanjaro.

Anyone from children over the age of 10 to older generations in their 70s can climb and reach the summit.

All you need is determination and the will to get to the summit.

Pro advice; Kilimanjaro Climbing is the most exciting thing you will ever do in your life! It is challenging but also immensely rewarding. The real challenge is the altitude and the rate of ascent.

The itineraries include everything from transportation to accommodations, ensuring a stress-free experience. Best of all, our affordable pricing makes mount adventure accessible to everyone.

Located in Tanzania, Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest peak on the continent and offers a thrilling challenge for anyone who wants to conquer it.

To ensure you have the best chance of reaching the summit, it’s crucial to have an excellent guide by your side for the success of the Mount adventure.

Mount Kilimanjaro’s three peaks were formed after volcanic eruptions millions of years ago.

1. Kibo “Uhuru Peak” is the highest, with its famous Uhuru Peak at almost 5895 meters above sea level.
2. Mawenzi Peak is located to the east of the mountain, which is the older core of a former summit standing 5146 meters above sea level.
3. Shira Peak is now an extinct volcanic cone that is located west of the mountain, which has 3962 meters above sea level

The slope of Mt. Kilimanjaro has 4 major zones;

1. Rainforest– Montane forest zone (1,900-2,900m): There is wildlife in this area.
2. Heather-Moorland zone (2,900-4,000m): Shrubs and unique flora are everywhere
3. Alpine Desert (4,000-5,000m): Barren and unique landscapes featuring volcanic rocks in varied shapes and sizes, and also extreme temperatures
4. Glacier Summit zone (5,000-5,895): An arctic zone