Trekking Summary

Hiking on the “rooftop of Africa” is an epic adventure and a lifetime unforgettable experience for those who are prepared to take on a physical and mental challenge. This is a multi-day trek to significant altitude, led by experienced guides. You will need to be determined and resilient to face the sub-zero temperatures and the very thin air of the mountain peak. Tough, but truly rewarding, this challenge will leave you with an unforgettable experience- to last a lifetime. The Lemosho route is a bit challenging and much more scenic with multiple viewpoints of the glorious Kilimanjaro Mountain. Your mountain guide will unfold all the experiences and information needed at that particular time of the climb; this brings more interaction and ascending interest.

After you arrive at the airport, you will meet AMOA representative, and be transferred to your accommodation place for dinner and an overnight stay. Later on, you will have all your climbing gear collected and checked for your next climbing trip.

Elevation: 1670 to 2720
Distance: 2 km
Hiking time: 3 hours
Habitat: Montane Forest

Elevation: 2,720m to 3,720m
Distance: 11 km
Hiking time: 8 hours
Habitat: Moorland

Elevation: 3,720m
You will spend some good hours here at the horombo huts, and take on a small hike of 1.5 hours to Mawenzi. This small hike and acclimatization rest are highly recommended as they will assist with success towards the summit.

Elevation: 3,720m to 4,720m
Distance: 8 km
Hiking time: 6 hours
Habitat: Alpine desert

Elevation: 4,720m – 5,895m to 3,720m
Distance: 11 km
Hiking time: 8 hours
Habitat: Stone scree and ice-capped summit

Elevation: 3710m to 1,670m
Distance: 9 km
Hiking time: 7 hours
Habitat: Moorland and Rain Forest.

At the gate, you will be rewarded with a climbing certificate and celebrate your successful climbing trip with the climbing crew.
Thereafter, you will be taken to your accommodation place in Moshi, spend a night in Moshi town, and on the next day catch up on your flight to your next stop.

While hiking Mount Kilimanjaro, you will face changing climates that may affect your trekking ability. However, with determination and a steady pace, you can reach the ice-caped Uhuru Summit with fewer or no challenges from the weather. You will also walk through various terrains and vegetation, offering a range of unique experiences as you make your way to the Roof of Africa.

Trekking  Includes

  • Accommodation
  • Transport
  • Kilimanjaro National Park permits, camping/hut fees, rescue fees and Value Added Tax (VAT)
  • Expert guide, assistant guides, cook and porters
  • Bottled oxygen, for emergency rescue only
  • Private toilet
  • Four season, 3 person mountain tents, double occupancy
  • Sleeping pad, foam, 1.5 inches thick
  • Mess tents, tables, chairs, lanterns
  • Fresh, nutritious meals on the mountain
  • Breakfast at hotel

Trekking Exclude

  • Airfare
  • Lunch or dinner at hotel
  • Beverages at hotel
  • Personal gear and equipment
  • Tips

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