Kilimanjaro Trekking

Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa, stands tall at 5,895 meters and attracts trekkers from around the world. Climbing it doesn’t require technical skills, but choosing the right route is key to a safe and successful summit. The Marangu Route, also called the “Coca-Cola Route,” is the only one with hut accommodations and uses the same path up and down—ideal for those seeking comfort but with a lower summit success due to limited acclimatization time. The Machame Route, known as the “Whiskey Route,” is more scenic and challenging, offering higher success rates thanks to better altitude adjustment. Lemosho Route is one of the most beautiful and quietest trails, with longer days that greatly improve your chances of reaching the top. The Rongai Route, coming from the north, is drier and less crowded, making it perfect for those who prefer solitude and easier climbs. Umbwe Route is the steepest and most direct—recommended only for experienced trekkers due to its tough terrain and low acclimatization time. For those seeking the best chance to reach the summit, the Northern Circuit Route is the longest but offers the highest success rate, thanks to its gradual ascent and stunning panoramic views. Each route offers a unique Kilimanjaro experience, and selecting the right one depends on your fitness, time, and adventure level.