Unaona asili · Ona tafsiri
Muda
Siku 6
Aina ya Ziara
Binafsi au ya Pamoja
Idadi ya juu kwa gari
28
Idadi ya kundi
1-12 watu
Kiwango cha Kimwili
Ngumu
Inaweza Kubadilishwa
Ndiyo, omba mabadiliko
Umri wa Chini
12 miaka
Lugha
Kiingereza, Kifaransa, Kiswahili, Kireno, Kihispania, Kijerumani, Kiholanzi, Kichina
Usafiri wa uwanja wa ndege
Umejumuishwa kwenye bei
Malazi ya ziada
Yanaweza kupangwa kwa gharama ya ziada
Join Kiwia Africa Tours for a six-day adventure on the famous Marangu Route, one of the established ways to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. Often called the “Coca-Cola Route,” Marangu is especially popular because accommodation is provided in mountain huts rather than tents. During the trek, you will walk through beautiful rainforest, cross open moorland and continue into the dry, rocky landscape near Kibo Peak. Along the way, you may see mountain birds and monkeys in the forest, while the higher sections offer impressive views of Mawenzi and Kibo peaks. We have included an acclimatization day at Horombo Hut to give your body extra time to adjust to the altitude before continuing higher. Our mountain guide will lead the way, set a suitable walking pace and monitor how you are feeling throughout the climb. The highlight is the summit attempt at Uhuru Peak, which stands at 5,895 metres above sea level. The climb to the summit is demanding, particularly because of the cold, altitude and long walking hours. Reaching the top depends on your health, weather and trail conditions, so it cannot be guaranteed. At Kiwia Africa Tours, we want you to enjoy more than just reaching the summit. We want you to experience the mountain, appreciate its changing landscapes and feel supported throughout the journey. With proper preparation, suitable equipment and a positive attitude, this can become one of your most memorable travel experiences.
$1,850Kwa kila mtu
Aina ya Safari
High-altitude trek, not a technical climb: no ropes or climbing experience needed
Kiwango cha Ustahimilivu
Good general fitness and the ability to walk 5 to 8 hours a day for multiple days in a row
Umri
Recommended for ages 12 and up due to walking distances
Vidokezo vya Afya
Consult a doctor if you have heart, lung, or blood pressure conditions. Altitude affects everyone differently regardless of fitness.
Our Kilimanjaro adventure begins at Marangu Gate, where we complete the park registration before setting off with our mountain guide. The first day takes us through the beautiful rainforest on the eastern side of Mount Kilimanjaro. The trail is surrounded by tall trees, thick vegetation and the sounds of birds. If we are lucky, we may spot blue monkeys or black-and-white colobus monkeys along the way. At Kiwia Africa Tours, we encourage our guests to walk at a comfortable pace from the beginning. There is no need to rush; we want you to enjoy the forest while allowing your body to adjust to the climb. The path can be damp, muddy and slippery, especially after rain, so good hiking boots are important. We arrive at Mandara Hut in the afternoon, where we settle into the mountain accommodation, enjoy a warm meal and rest for the next day's trek. Starting altitude: Approximately 1,860 m Overnight altitude: Approximately 2,720 m Distance: Approximately 8 km Trekking time: 4–5 hours Environment: Tropical montane rainforest, dense vegetation, humid air and possible rain
After breakfast, we leave Mandara Hut and continue climbing through the upper forest before entering the open heath and moorland zone. The thick trees gradually disappear, replaced by giant heathers, grasses and unusual mountain plants. As we gain altitude, the views open up across the mountain. On a clear day, we may see the impressive peaks of Mawenzi and Kibo, reminding us of the challenge ahead. The walk is longer today, and the air becomes cooler as we climb higher. Our guide will keep a steady pace and encourage regular water breaks. We want every guest to arrive at Horombo Hut with enough energy to eat, rest and prepare for the following day. At camp, we can enjoy the mountain views and watch the changing light across the surrounding landscape. Starting altitude: Approximately 2,720 m Overnight altitude: Approximately 3,720 m Distance: Approximately 12 km Trekking time: 6–8 hours Environment: Heath and moorland, open slopes, cooler temperatures and possible strong winds or mist
Today is an important part of our six-day Marangu climb. Instead of moving straight to a higher sleeping camp, we spend another night at Horombo Hut and take a guided acclimatization walk toward the higher slopes, often in the direction of Zebra Rocks or Mawenzi Ridge, depending on conditions. This gives us an opportunity to explore more of Kilimanjaro without carrying on to a higher camp for the night. The landscape is open and dramatic, with volcanic rock, hardy mountain plants and wide views toward Mawenzi and Kibo. Walking at altitude can feel different from walking at lower elevations. You may notice that you breathe more heavily or need more breaks than usual. Our guide will monitor how everyone is feeling, and we will return to Horombo Hut for lunch or a warm drink, followed by time to rest. The aim is to help your body adjust and prepare for the next stages. Acclimatization can reduce risk, but it does not eliminate the possibility of altitude sickness. Starting altitude: Approximately 3,720 m Highest point of acclimatization walk: Around 3,900–4,000 m, depending on the chosen trail Overnight altitude: Approximately 3,720 m Distance: Approximately 5–6 km round trip Trekking time: Approximately 3–4 hours Environment: High moorland, rocky ground, sparse vegetation, cool air and potentially strong winds
After breakfast, we leave Horombo Hut and cross the wide, open landscape known as the Saddle, which lies between Mawenzi and Kibo. This section feels very different from the rainforest where our journey began. Vegetation becomes scarce, and the trail crosses dry volcanic ground with stones, dust and broad mountain views. The climb is steady, but the increasing altitude can make walking more tiring. We will take breaks when needed and encourage everyone to drink water and eat regularly. The weather can change quickly, with sunshine giving way to cold winds or mist. We arrive at Kibo Hut in the afternoon. This is our final overnight stop before the summit attempt. After an early meal, our guide will brief us about the route, check our warm clothing and headlamps, and explain the importance of walking slowly during the night climb. We then rest as much as possible before the early start. Starting altitude: Approximately 3,720 m Overnight altitude: Approximately 4,700 m Distance: Approximately 9–10 km Trekking time: 5–7 hours Environment: Alpine desert, dry volcanic terrain, exposed slopes, cold temperatures and strong winds
This is the most challenging and memorable day of our journey. We usually begin the summit attempt around midnight, when the mountain is dark and extremely cold. With our guide leading the way, we climb slowly over steep, rocky ground toward Gilman's Point on the crater rim. The climb requires patience, determination and careful attention to how your body feels. At this altitude, even a short walk can feel demanding. We take short breaks and keep a steady pace. From Gilman's Point, we continue along the crater rim toward Stella Point and, if conditions and your health allow, onward to Uhuru Peak at 5,895 m — the highest point in Africa. Reaching the summit is a special moment, and there may be time for photographs and a short celebration, depending on weather and safety conditions. Afterward, we begin the long descent to Kibo Hut and continue down to Horombo Hut for the night. As your team at Kiwia Africa Tours, our priority is your safety. If a climber develops signs of altitude illness or conditions become unsafe, the guide may need to stop the ascent and arrange a descent. Reaching the summit cannot be guaranteed. Starting altitude: Approximately 4,700 m Highest point: Uhuru Peak, 5,895 m Overnight altitude: Approximately 3,720 m Distance: Approximately 20–22 km for the full ascent and descent Trekking time: Approximately 12–17 hours or longer Environment: Freezing summit conditions, steep rocky trails, possible ice or snow, followed by alpine desert and moorland during the descent
After breakfast, we begin our final descent from Horombo Hut toward Marangu Gate. The trail takes us back through the open moorland before entering the green mountain forest. As we lose altitude, the air becomes warmer and more humid, and the vegetation becomes thicker. Although we are heading downhill, the walk is still long, and your legs may feel tired after the summit attempt. We will take care on loose stones and any muddy or slippery sections, with breaks along the way. At Marangu Gate, we complete the park exit procedures and collect your summit certificate if you have reached the relevant qualifying point. This is the moment to reflect on what you have accomplished: six days of walking, changing landscapes and pushing yourself to experience one of Tanzania's greatest adventures. Starting altitude: Approximately 3,720 m Finishing altitude: Approximately 1,860 m Distance: Approximately 18–20 km Trekking time: 5–7 hours Environment: Moorland descending into montane rainforest, warmer temperatures and potentially muddy trails
Inaanzia Moshi, Tanzania , inaishia Moshi,Tanzania.
Vituo vingine
Malazi na chakula vilivyoandaliwa kwa kila usiku wa safari.
Vitu ambavyo mtoa huduma huyu anapendekeza kubeba safarini.
The trek starts at Marangu Gate on the eastern side of Mount Kilimanjaro. Most international visitors arrive through Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO), which is approximately 40–50 km from Moshi, depending on the accommodation location. Kiwia Africa Tours can arrange an airport pickup and transfer to your hotel in Moshi at an additional cost. We recommend arriving at least one day before the trek so you have time to rest, meet your guide, attend the pre-climb briefing and check your equipment. After completing the trek, you will descend to Marangu Gate, where your arranged vehicle can take you back to Moshi. Airport transfers and additional hotel nights can be organized according to your travel plans.
