MOUNT KILIMANJARO
Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak at 5,895 meters, offers an accessible yet challenging climb with stunning landscapes and diverse ecosystems.
Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa, standing at 5,895 meters (19,341 feet). Its name means “Mountain of Greatness,” reflecting the beauty and majesty of the mountain. Kilimanjaro is located in Tanzania, near the border with Kenya. Climbing Kilimanjaro is considered less technical compared to other mountains of similar height. This is because the most common route, the Marangu Route, doesn’t have as many difficult sections. This makes it a popular choice for climbers attempting a high-altitude peak for the first time. However, climbing Kilimanjaro is still a serious challenge. The high altitude brings risks such as altitude sickness and extreme weather. Climbers also face steep trails and need to be well-prepared for the physical and mental demands of the ascent. Despite being one of the more accessible high-altitude peaks, Kilimanjaro is not to be underestimated.
√ Pick and Drop Off: Airport transfers to and from the hotel. √ Accommodation: 3 nights accommodation before and after the climb.
√ Park Fees: All necessary park fees for the climb. √ VAT: 18% Value Added Tax.
√ Food: Full board meals provided on the mountain. √ Camp Gear: All essential camping gear including tents, tables, chairs, and mattresses.
√ Crew Salaries: Compensation for all crew members involved in the expedition. √ Private Toilet: Access to a private toilet during the climb. √ Medical Check-Up: Medical check-ups twice a day. √ Oxygen: Supplemental oxygen provided during the climb if necessary.
× Air Ticketing: International and domestic flights to and from Tanzania.
× Food and Drinks at the Hotel: Meals and beverages at the hotel before and after the climb.
× Personal Hiking Gear: Individual hiking equipment and gear.
× Tips: Gratuities for the crew members.
