CLIMB KILIMANJARO IN 2025/2026 – THE ULTIMATE CHALLENGE AWAITS YOU!
Why Climb Kilimanjaro with us?
Upon arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport, you will be met by our team and transferred to your hotel in Moshi. If you arrive early, gear inspection and briefing will be done the same day. For late arrivals, this will be completed the following morning.
Accommodation: Panama Garden Resort
Room Plan: Double Occupancy
Meal Plan: Bed and Breakfast
Drive from Moshi to Lemosho Gate (2100m), passing through the village of Boma N’gombe. After registration and lunch, you will begin trekking through rainforest to Mti Mkubwa Camp (2780m).
Trekking Time: 3–4 hours
Distance: 7 km
Altitude Gain: 680 m
Accommodation: Mti Mkubwa Camp
Room Plan: Double Occupancy
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Trek through the last section of forest before ascending into the heather and moorland zone. The trail leads to Shira Ridge before descending slightly to Shira One Camp (3610m), with panoramic views of Mount Meru and the Shira Plateau.
Trekking Time: 5–6 hours
Distance: 7 km
Altitude Gain: 830 m
Accommodation: Shira One Camp
Room Plan: Double Occupancy
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
A short trek across the Shira Plateau takes you to Shira Two Camp (3850m). This day is useful for acclimatization and offers wide views of the mountain’s glaciers and ice fields.
Trekking Time: 4–5 hours
Distance: 10 km
Altitude Gain: 240 m
Accommodation: Shira Two Camp
Room Plan: Double Occupancy
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Ascend from Shira to Lava Tower (4600m) for acclimatization, where you’ll have lunch. Then descend to Barranco Camp (3900m), following the climb-high, sleep-low strategy.
Trekking Time: 7–8 hours
Distance: 10 km
Altitude Gain: 750 m (then descend 700 m)
Accommodation: Barranco Camp
Room Plan: Double Occupancy
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
After breakfast, climb the famous Barranco Wall. The trail continues with ups and downs into the Karanga Valley, where you’ll camp for the night at 3995m.
Trekking Time: 4–5 hours
Distance: 6 km
Altitude Gain: 95 m
Accommodation: Karanga Camp
Room Plan: Double Occupancy
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
A short and steady climb brings you to Barafu Camp (4763m). The environment is dry and exposed, so it’s a day for rest and final summit preparation.
Trekking Time: 3–4 hours
Distance: 4 km
Altitude Gain: 768 m
Accommodation: Barafu Camp
Room Plan: Double Occupancy
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Start the summit push around midnight. After passing Stella Point (5750m), you will reach Uhuru Peak (5895m), the roof of Africa. After celebrating at the summit, descend to Barafu Camp for breakfast and rest before continuing to Mweka Camp (3100m).
Trekking Time: 13–15 hours
Distance: 19.5 km (7 km ascent + 12.5 km descent)
Altitude Gain: 1132 m; Altitude Loss: 2795 m
Accommodation: Mweka Camp
Room Plan: Double Occupancy
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Descend through the rainforest to Mweka Gate (1640m), where you’ll receive your summit certificate. Transfer to your hotel in Moshi for a hot shower and lunch celebration.
Trekking Time: 3–4 hours
Distance: 10 km
Altitude Loss: 1460 m
Accommodation: Panama Garden Resort
Room Plan: Double Occupancy
Meal Plan: Breakfast and Lunch
Today we will start by driving from Moshi to the Serengeti National Park crossing the Masaai Steppe and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, entering the Serengeti via Naabi Hill Gate. The afternoon will be spent doing game drives in Serengeti until late afternoon when you will drive and check in to Tented Safari Camp , for dinner and overnight.
Meal Plan: Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner.
Accommodation: Embalakai Authentic Tented Camp or Similar Safari Lodge
Room plan: Double Occupancy
Wake up for a full day of game drives in the Serengeti plains with picnic lunch taken at one of the designated sites, or if you wish you can do an early morning game drive then go back to the lodge/tented camp for breakfast then relax until in the afternoon. You can then go for a sunset game drives in the endless plain.
Meal Plan: Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner.
Accommodation: Embalakai Authentic Tented Camp or Similar Safari Lodge
Room plan: Double Occupancy
Enjoy an early breakfast before heading out for your final game drive in the Serengeti. We will embark on an enroute game drive through Serengeti as we make our way to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. From there, we’ll drive to the Ngorongoro Crater Rim. You’ll have the opportunity to visit Maasai Village (at an additional cost) if you wish. Afterward, we will head to the Safari Lodge for dinner and overnight stay.
Meal Plan: Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner.
Accommodation: Embalakai Tented Lodge in Ngorongoro
Room plan: Double Occupancy
Very early morning we drive down the Ngorongoro Crater walls to the Crater floor where we will spend the better part of the day doing game drives in this 8th wonder of the world also referred to as the Eden of Africa. Here we will get the chance to spot the animals that we might have missed at Serengeti with a little luck you can spot the Big 5 that is; Elephants, Lions, Leopards, Buffaloes, and Rhinos, in a single day’s game drive. Later in the afternoon, we shall drive back to Hotel in Moshi where your safari ends.
Meal Plan: Breakfast and Lunch
Accommodation: Panama Garden Resort
Room plan: Double Occupancy
We will transfer you from the hotel to Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) where you will fly back home.if you will have more time you can extend to Zanzibar, but additional cost will be required.
Meal Plan: Breakfast
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ETHICAL KILIMANJARO CLIMBS
We are doing ethical climbs and responsible Trekking; we believe the tourism the industry has an obligation and a great opportunity to protect the world‟s natural
habitats, cultural heritage sites, and communities. We actively promote environmental sustainability and social responsibility.
We are not doing cheap Climb, cheap climb means we are doing tourism while exploiting our Porters who are the ones who make Kilimanjaro trek possible for the vast majority of climbers, and who do all the heavy lifting. Fair and ethical treatment of our porters (crew) is one of the important priorities of Eco-Africa Climbing when we do climb. We are proud to be a Partner of the Kilimanjaro Porters Assistance Project (KPAP). Please contact ([email protected]) to confirm this.
KPAP raises public awareness regarding the proper treatment of porters on Kilimanjaro and assists climbing companies with implementing procedures that
ensure fair and ethical treatment of their porters. Every of our climb is audited by KPAP to ensure crewmembers are provided proper salaries, tips procedure, food, equipment and sleeping conditions.