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Edward helps you choose the right balance of scenery, acclimatisation, challenge and time.

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Lemosho Route on Mount Kilimanjaro

Best all-round

Lemosho

Lemosho begins in quiet western rainforest before crossing the broad Shira Plateau and joining the southern circuit. Its gradual altitude profile suits first-time climbers and anyone who values time to acclimatise. Choose it for varied scenery, a less crowded start and a balanced seven- or eight-day climb.

Number of days7–8DifficultyModerateAccommodationCampingPriceFrom $1,600 pp
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Machame Route on Mount Kilimanjaro

Most popular

Machame

Machame combines rainforest, open moorland, Lava Tower and the famous Barranco Wall in one varied southern approach. It fits active trekkers who want a physically demanding route without choosing the steepest option. Pick Machame for dramatic scenery, a lively trail atmosphere and strong acclimatisation opportunities.

Number of days6–7DifficultyChallengingAccommodationCampingPriceFrom $1,400 pp
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Marangu Route on Mount Kilimanjaro

Classic route

Marangu

Marangu follows a direct southeastern trail and is the only Kilimanjaro route with overnight stays in permanent mountain huts. It appeals to climbers who prefer a roof, a simpler camp routine and a shorter overall itinerary. Choose six days rather than five when you want an extra acclimatisation day at Horombo.

Number of days5–6DifficultyModerateAccommodationMountain hutsPriceFrom $1,300 pp
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Shira Route on Mount Kilimanjaro

High plateau

Shira

Shira starts high on the western side and quickly opens onto the wide plateau beneath Kibo. It is best for trekkers with previous altitude experience because the body has less time to adjust at the beginning. Select Shira for expansive views, a remote-feeling start and a distinctive high-altitude approach.

Number of days6–7DifficultyChallengingAccommodationCampingPriceFrom $1,450 pp
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Rongai Route on Mount Kilimanjaro

Quiet & remote

Rongai

Rongai approaches from the quieter northern side near the Kenyan border and descends by a different trail through Marangu. The route works well for climbers seeking fewer people, gentler gradients and often drier conditions. Choose it to experience two sides of Kilimanjaro and enjoy a more peaceful rhythm.

Number of days6–7DifficultyModerateAccommodationCampingPriceFrom $1,550 pp
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Umbwe Route on Mount Kilimanjaro

Most challenging

Umbwe

Umbwe rises steeply through forest on the mountain’s most direct southern approach before joining the trail near Barranco. It is intended for fit, experienced and well-acclimatised trekkers who are comfortable with rapid altitude gain. Pick Umbwe for solitude and intensity only when its demanding profile genuinely matches your experience.

Number of days6–7DifficultyHardAccommodationCampingPriceFrom $1,300 pp
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Price

Route & price overview

All listed amounts are final prices per person in your selected currency. The overview shows the lowest available price for each route, based on the listed duration and a group of 4+ people; open a route to compare every duration and group size.

Lemosho7–8 number of daysModerateFrom $1,600 per person · 4+ peopleDetails →
Machame6–7 number of daysChallengingFrom $1,400 per person · 4+ peopleDetails →
Marangu5–6 number of daysModerateFrom $1,300 per person · 4+ peopleDetails →
Shira6–7 number of daysChallengingFrom $1,450 per person · 4+ peopleDetails →
Rongai6–7 number of daysModerateFrom $1,550 per person · 4+ peopleDetails →
Umbwe6–7 number of daysHardFrom $1,300 per person · 4+ peopleDetails →
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What’s normally included

  • Kilimanjaro park and camping or hut fees
  • Licensed guides, cook and mountain crew
  • Mountain meals and safe drinking water
  • Tents and shared camping equipment where applicable
  • Transport between Arusha and the park gate
  • Pre-climb briefing and daily safety checks

What’s normally excluded

  • × International flights and Tanzania visa
  • × Personal trekking clothing and equipment
  • × Travel and medical insurance
  • × Tips for guides, cooks and porters
  • × Airport transfers and hotels unless quoted
  • × Personal expenses and optional extras

Climb well, climb safely

Summit success starts with a sensible pace.

Altitude deserves respect. Edward plans the climb around acclimatisation, honest check-ins and the steady Tanzanian rhythm of pole pole.

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Acclimatise gradually

Longer routes and “climb high, sleep low” opportunities give your body more time to adjust.

02

Daily health checks

The team watches how you feel and adapts the pace. Symptoms are discussed early.

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Prepare properly

Get practical advice on training, layers, hydration and altitude medication from your doctor.

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