6 DAYS /5NIGHT -Marangu Route

CLIMBING KILIMANJARO.

THE ROOF OF AFRICA ADVENTURE.

Embark on an unforgettable journey with our expertly guided “Roof of Africa Adventure” — a six-day Kilimanjaro trekking experience via the scenic Marangu Route. This once-in-a-lifetime expedition blends physical challenge, natural beauty, and cultural immersion as you conquer Africa’s tallest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro (5,895m/19,340ft).

From lush rainforests teeming with monkeys and vibrant flora to surreal alpine deserts and snow-capped summits, each day reveals a different face of this magnificent mountain. With seasoned guides, nutritious meals, and comfortable mountain huts, your trek is not only exhilarating but also safe and well-supported

Highlights of the Experience.

1. Diverse Landscapes: Traverse through five distinct ecological zones, from the rainforest and moorlands to the alpine desert and glacial summit.

2. Mawenzi & Mahundi Views: Enjoy panoramic views of Kilimanjaro’s lesser-seen peaks and Mahundi Crater during acclimatization hikes.

3. Expert-Led Acclimatization: Spend an extra day at Horombo Hut to safely adapt to the altitude, increasing your summit success rate.

4. Nighttime Summit Ascent: Experience the magic of a starlit climb to Uhuru Peak, culminating in a breathtaking sunrise from Africa’s rooftop.

5. Cultural & Natural Richness: Discover the Chagga culture near Marangu and encounter unique high-altitude plants and animals.

BEST TIME TO CLIMB

January to March and June to October are ideal. These months offer the best weather conditions: clear skies, dry trails, and optimal summit visibility. January-March tends to be quieter on the mountain, while June-October offers the most stable weather and stunning sunsets.

TRIP DETAILS

Arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport and transferred to TarangireNational Park for a game drive with your picnic Lunch. Search for large prides of lion and elephant herds, driving through the baobab tree lined park to explore the silale swamp, returning to your Hotel for Dinner and overnight.

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Pass into moorland landscapes. Have lunch at Kambi ya Taabu, and enjoy sweeping views of Mawenzi and Kibo peaks.

Hike to Mawenzi Hut and Zebra Rocks. Return to Horombo Hut for rest and elevation adaptation.

Enter the Alpine Desert zone. Fill water bottles at the last water point. Prepare for the night summit push.

Start your ascent at 11:30 pm. Reach Gilman’s Point and then Uhuru Peak by sunrise. After photos and celebration, descend to Horombo for a hearty dinner.

Trek through cloud forests to the gate. Celebrate with summit certificates and return to Arusha.

ABOUT the Price

What Our Guests Say

"Reaching Uhuru Peak was the proudest moment of my life. This trek tested my limits and filled my soul."

Sarah Thompson, Calgary, Canada

"The guides were phenomenal — knowledgeable, caring, and motivating every step of the way."

Michael Adler Munich, Germany

"We felt safe, supported, and amazed every day. Kilimanjaro is magical, and this team made it possible."

Rina Patel, London , UK

"Every sunrise, every view, every mile was unforgettable. Highly recommend this for the adventure of a lifetime."

James Otieno, Nairobi, Kenya

"As a solo female traveler, I appreciated the attention to detail, safety, and camaraderie on the trail."

Emily Wu San Francisco, USA

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is it safe to climb Kilimanjaro?

Yes. Our certified guides are trained in altitude sickness management and mountain rescue. Safety is our top priority.

Do I need prior hiking experience?

Not necessarily. Good physical fitness, mental determination, and proper acclimatization are key.

What should I pack?

We provide a full packing list, including essentials like thermal wear, trekking boots, gloves, and a headlamp.

Are meals included?

Yes, all meals during the safari are included and cater to dietary requirements upon request.

Do I need a visa?

Most travelers require a visa to enter Tanzania, which can be obtained online or upon arrival.

Is altitude sickness a concern?

Yes, but our acclimatization day and slow ascent greatly reduce the risk. Our guides monitor your health regularly.

What is the group size?

We offer both private and small group safaris to ensure a personalized experience.

What if I can't make it to the summit?

Your safety comes first. If needed, our team will escort you to lower altitudes with care and support.

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