Rising 19,340 ft high, snow capped and wreathed in veils of clouds, stands Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa and one of the largest free standing mountains in the world. Our ascent of Kilimanjaro can be considered a trek since the terrain, while steep at times, is covered in trail all the way to the summit. Participants can leave their ice axe and crampons at home- the only ice you will see is the bizarre ice cap that rises abruptly out of the moonscape surrounding the Crater Camp. The most popular routes to take you to the summit are Marangu Route, Machame Route, Rongai Route, Umbwe Route and Sira Route.    Please contact us for more information

Climbing Kilimanjaro is on many people’s list of lifetime achievements and around 22,000 climbers set out each year to conquer it, making it the most climbed mountain in the world. Few things can compete with standing at the top of Kilimanjaro and gazing at the African continent. At the summit, exhaustion fades away; as the sun rises above Kilimanjaro crater rim you know you have finally met this exhilarating African challenge. The Mountain can be climbed at any time of the year, but the rainy seasons (April-June; November-December) make the forest more slippery and the summit might be blocked by snow. Be prepared for climatic extremes, from rain in the forest, intense sun in the alpine desert and freezing temperatures at the summit. It’s essential to have warm clothes and a good sleeping bag.  Click here to contact us

If you are on your own, or with just one other person, we will try, as far as possible, to fit you in with another group following the same program as yours. It is however possible, on request, to have your own private trip. Most fit individuals with some mountain walking experience can make it to the top of Africa.

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