Mount Kilimanjaro Treks & Climbs

The Umbwe route is a shortest to the Southern Glaciers and the Western Breach. It is considered to be very difficult and is the most challenging way up Mount Kilimanjaro “Uhuru Peak”. The first two days are extremely steep, muddy and generally making it only suitable for well-trained hikers.

The Marangu route is one of the most popular routes to the summit of Kilimanjaro that allowed hikers to ascents and descend in the same routes. But also offer accommodations in huts/banda. This could partially be the fact that the Marangu is inexpensive route; it is possible to do the Marangu route in 5 days, thus getting to the summit one day earlier compared to the Machame route.

The Machame route is the most popular and successful route leading to the summit of Kilimanjaro. All of the campsites and resting points used on this route do not have any built accommodation Hikers sleep in tents which are carried up the mountain by our mountain crew.

The Lemosho route is unspoiled Offering captivating stunning panoramas, pristine wildlife, outstanding acclimatization opportunities and the lowest traffic of other hikers. The route is one of the few where groups may be accompanied on the first day by an armed ranger, as the forests around the Lemosho Glades are inhabited by buffalo, elephant and other wildlife.

The Rongai Route is the only trail that starts from the North- eastern side of the Mount Kilimanjaro Close to the Kenya border.it is fascinating camping route offers a different perspective where tourist may encounter herds of buffalo, elephants and baboons, etc. Rongai has a more gradual slope than the mountain’s other routes.