Kilimanjaro is the tallest mountain in Africa and one of the seven summits.

Hiking up to the peak of Kilimanjaro is a hiking experience like no other. It’s a seven-day trek with six days hiking and one day for recovery.

The first thing you need to know about hiking Kilimanjaro is the distance and elevation involved. The trek will take you a minimum of six days, and on summit day will take at least thirteen hours’ worth of ascent and descent. You will cross five different ecosystems and six different climate zones, challenging depending on your fitness levels.

The moment you set off for the Kilimanjaro hike, you can pretty much guarantee 18 hours plus of ascent during summit day to get to Uhuru peak. In comparison, this sounds exhausting; however, the pure serenity of Kilimanjaro will soon wash all your worries away. One of the most unusual attractions in Africa is Mount Kilimanjaro, which welcomes climbers for its steps trails. With seasons starting all year round, you’ll find plenty of other reasons to hike Mount Kilimanjaro.

We invite all women worldwide to join our WOMEN’S ONLY KILIMANJARO ETHICAL CLIMB.

What is ethical Kilimanjaro Climbs?

We are doing ethical climbs and responsible Trekking; we believe the tourism industry has an obligation and an excellent 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 climbs; 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 critical priorities of Eco-Africa Climbing when we do climb. 

We at Eco-Africa Climbing operate women-only groups to Mountain Kilimanjaro under the brand name WOMENCLIMBKILI.

We usually have four trips for women-only every year, in March for International Women’s Day on Machame Route, during summer, we have a trip in July on Lemosho Route and September, and December on the Machame Route.

Our fantastic guides and crew usually accompany the group of women up to the Mountain Kilimanjaro via Machame Route every year.

Here are the exciting tours we have lined up for 2024/2025/2026:

2024  DATES

December 

• Climb Only: 25 December 2024  – 4  January 2025  ( New Year Climb)
• Climb + Safari: 25  December 2024 – 8  January 2025 

2025 DATES

 March 

• Climb Only: 1 – 11 March 2025 ( International Women’s Day 2025)
• Climb + Safari:  1 – 15  March 2025

July

• Climb Only: 18 – 28 July  2025 
• Climb + Safari:  18 July  – 1  August 2025

August 

• Climb Only: 15 – 25 August 2025 
• Climb + Safari: 15 – 29 August 2025 

September

• Climb Only: 14 – 24 September  2025 
• Climb + Safari: 14 – 28  September  2025 

December

• Climb Only: 25 December 2025  – 4  January 2026  ( New Year Climb)
• Climb + Safari: 25  December 2025- 8  January 2026 

2026 DATES

 March 

• Climb Only: 1 – 11 March 2026 ( International Women’s Day 2026)
• Climb + Safari:  1 – 15  March 2026

• Price: US $2750 per lady (Climb Only) and  US $4850 per lady (Climb + Safari)

To reserve your spot, all you need to do is:
 

• US $300 per lady  for the Kilimanjaro climb only  trip  reservation.

• US $930  per lady for the Kilimanjaro climb and Safari trip  reservation.

You have the convenience of choosing your preferred payment method – whether it’s through a bank transfer or credit card payment.

If the dates above are not convenient for you, please propose your dates, and we will arrange a Private climb specifically to suit you. We can organize a climb for you on any day of the year, and there is no minimum group size for this option.