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Why Climb Kilimanjaro with us?

International Women's Day 2025

Women worldwide join together for a once in a lifetime trek to scale Africa’s highest freestanding mountain, “Kilimanjaro”, to Celebrate International Women Day and Summit on 8th March 2025. #womenclimbkili is our hashtag.

  • Spend four nights at Moshi.
  • 7 Days Treks through the Kilimanjaro National Park via Machame Route.
  • A Panoramic view of Shira Plateau.
  • A fabulous view of the moorland.
  • Arrival Dates: 1st  March 2024
  • Summit Date: 8th March 2024 (International Women Day 2024)
  • End of the Climb:9th March 2024
  • End of Trip for the lady who will Trek Only: 11st March 2024
  • End of Trip for the lady who will do both Trek and Safari:15th March 2024
  • Trip Length for the lady who will Trek only: 11 Days (7 Days Trekking + 4 nights Hotel, two nights before Climb and two nights After Climb)
  • Trip Length for the lady who will do both Trek and Safari: 15 Days (7 Days Trekking + 5 nights Hotel, two nights before Climb and two nights After Climb and four days Safari and one night after Safari)

DAY 1: ARRIVE AT KILIMANJARO AIRPORT 

Arrive at the Kilimanjaro International Airport. You will be met by our guide at the Airport and transferred to the hotel in Moshi.

Accommodation: Panama Garden Resort

Room plan: Double Occupancy 

Meal Plan: Bed and Breakfast.

DAY 2: RELAX DAY

This day, after a long flight, you will relax at your hotel and spend the day stroll around, or you can walk to this small town of Moshi with the view of the mountain is as good as it reveals. We will gather in the late afternoon for a pre-climb briefing and an equipment check.

Meal Plan: Breakfast 

Accommodation: Panama Garden Resort 

Room plan: Double Occupancy

DAY 3: MOSHI-MACHAME CAMP

A one-hour drive from Moshi to the gate to the Machame route, where you will complete park formalities, meet your crew of porters and start to climb! The first section of the trail climbs steadily and involves real jungle bashing through magnificent forest.

This path is less well-trodden and is often wet and muddy underfoot. Camping at Machame Hut (3100m).

Trekking Time: 4-6 hours 

Distance: 9 km

Altitude Gain: 1210 m.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

Accommodation: Machame Camp

Room plan: Double Occupancy (2 people will share one tent)

DAY 4: MACHAME HUT – SHIRA CAVES

The route continues up through the forest until reaching the steep ascent on the Shira Plateau, where there are rewarding mountain views. Looking back, you will be able to see Mt. Meru rising high above Arusha town. Camping at Shira Caves (3840 m).

Trekking Time: 4-6 hours 

Distance: 5 km 

Altitude Gain: 740 m.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

Accommodation: Shira Caves

Room plan: Double Occupancy (2 people will share one tent)

 DAY 5: SHIRA CAVES – BARRANCO CAMP 

Today you will be Walking on the high moorland, and the landscape changes the entire character of the trek. You will traverse the southwest side of Kilimanjaro, passing underneath the Lava Tower and the final section of the Western Breach, finally reaching Barranco Camp (3900 m). The day has been spent at altitude (up to 4600 m), but you will have followed the mountaineering code of ‘walk high, sleep low’ to avoid altitude sickness by aiding your bodies in acclimatization.

Trekking Time: 6 – 7 hours 

Distance: 10 km

Altitude Gain: 60 m.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

Accommodation: Barranco Camp

Room plan: Double Occupancy (2 people will share one tent)

DAY 6: BARRANCO CAMP – KARANGA VALLEY

Start the day by descending into the start of the Great Barranco, a huge ravine. Then exit steeply, up what has been termed the Breakfast Wall, which divides you from the southeastern slopes of Kibo. It is a climb over rocks, although not technical. Passing underneath the Heim and Kersten glaciers, head towards the Karanga Valley (4000 m) overnight.

Trekking Time: 4-5 hours 

Distance: 5 km 

Altitude Gain: 100 m.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

Accommodation: Karanga Valley

Room plan: Double Occupancy (2 people will share one tent)

DAY 7: KARANGA VALLEY – BARAFU CAMP

The day is characterized by a short hike on terrain formed by scree. Walkthrough arid land towards Barafu Camp (4600 m), where you have the entire afternoon to rest before ascending

towards the summit.

Trekking Time: 2-4 hours 

Distance: 4 km 

Altitude Gain: 600 m.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

Accommodation: Barafu Camp

Room plan: Double Occupancy (2 people will share one tent)

DAY 8: BARAFU CAMP – UHURU PEAK – MILLENNIUM CAMP

We avoid walking too long in the heat of the sun today by starting around midnight, walking steeply upwards to the summit glaciers. You will be climbing scree for 5 to 6 hours, but you gain incredible height over a short distance. The views are spectacular. You should be on the crater rim at Stella Point (5750 m) as the first rays of the sun emerge. Spectacular ice cliffs within the Crater surround you, and the views to Mawenzi peak and beyond are breathtaking. Another hour’s walk takes you to your goal, the summit of Uhuru (5896 m), the highest point; Uhuru means freedom in Swahili.

Trekking Time: 6-8 hours 

 Distance: 7 km

 Altitude Gain: 1296 m.

After a short celebration and photos at the top, you will begin the descent by returning to Stella Point and then descending on scree slope back to Barafu Camp for breakfast and a short rest before finally heading down to Millennium Camp (3000 m) for a well-earned rest. On the descent, you will have fabulous views of the plains and Mawenzi peak.

Trekking Time: 6-8 hours 

Distance: 12 km 

Altitude Loss: 289m.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

Accommodation: Millennium Camp

Room plan: Double Occupancy (2 people will share one tent)

DAY 9: MILLENNIUM CAMP – MOSHI 

A gentle trek takes you down through the rainforest to the Mweka Gate (1640 m), will compete for park formalities, you will be met by our vehicles, and receive your certificate of

ascent courtesy of the Kilimanjaro National Park Authority. After that, drive back to Moshi, where you can treat yourself to a well-earned shower and a cold beer or two.

Trekking Time: 4-5 hours 

Distance: 10 km 

Altitude Loss: 1360m.

Meal Plan: Breakfast and Lunch

Accommodation: Panama Garden Resort

Room plan: Double Occupancy 

DAY 10: CHARITY DAY IN MOSHI

This day all women will visit some projects which Eco-Africa Climbing support. 

Meal Plan: Breakfast and Lunch

Accommodation: Panama Garden Resort

Room plan: Double Occupancy 

DAY 11: DEPARTURE DAY  

For those people who will do the climb only they will have to say goodbye today ,We will transfer you from the hotel to Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO), where you will fly back home.

Meal Plan: Breakfast. 

 

 

————–EXTENSION SAFARI ITINERARY FOR THOSE LADY WHO WILL OPT FOR THE 4 DAYS SAFARI  —————————

DAY 11: MOSHI to SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK

For those people who extend their trip to the wildlife safari, Today they 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. In the afternoon, will be doing game drives in Serengeti until late afternoon when you 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

DAY 12: SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK FULL DAY

Wake up for a full day of game drives in the Serengeti plains with a 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

DAY 13: NGORONGORO CRATER 

Area After breakfast in the morning, we drive back slowly through the Central Serengeti with game viewing on the way until Naabi Hill Gate where we check out of the Serengeti National Park. 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 evening, we will drive to Karatu overnight.

Meal Plan: Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner. 
Accommodation:  Eileen’s Tree Inn or a similar lodge in Karatu
Room plan: Double Occupancy

DAY 14: TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK THEN DRIVE BACK TO MOSHI

After breakfast, we will drive to Tarangire National Park then we will register at the gate and continue with game drives for the rest of the day as we explore the African wilderness for the last day of our safari. This park is famous for its large populations of elephants and its gigantic age-old baobabs, but it has much more to offer in terms of many animals and birds that are resident to this park. We expect to see lions, cheetahs, warthogs, gazelles, dik-diks, the rare long-necked gerenuks, and many more. 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

DAY 15: DEPARTURE DAY 

We will transfer you from the hotel to Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO), where you will fly back home. If you have more time, you can extend to Zanzibar but will require an additional cost.

Meal Plan: Breakfast

WHAT INCLUDE ON TREKKING

  • 2 ways transfer to and from Kilimanjaro airport.
  • Tanzania 18% VAT on tourism activities and park fees.
  • The Adequate and appropriate number of guides, porters, and cooks for your Trek.
  • Government taxes.
  • All park fees, camping fees, rescue fees, and team fees.
  • Transfers to and from the route gate(s) (2 transfers).
  • Sleeping mattress pad(s), dining tent(s), sleeping tent(s), and crew‟s equipment–Dining tent and sleeping tent for Kilimanjaro trek.
  • Four nights in a hotel in Moshi on a Bed & Breakfast basis and Double Occupancy (2 nights before trekking & 2 nights after trekking).
  • Three full fresh meals daily. We provide fresh food on the mountain in plentiful and well prepared by skilled professional cooker (we also.Consider your choice of food that you would prefer -Vegetarian and Non-Vegetarian). Menu especially designed for climbers.
  • Hot drinks on the mountain and Hot water for washing will be provided every day on the climb.
  • 3-4 litres of mineral (per Climber) provided daily during the climb.
  • Portable toilets for the Trek with the tent for Kilimanjaro trek.
  • Emergency evacuation covers with Kilimanjaro SAR helicopter, but the Climber must have insurance covering up to 6000 meters above sea level.
  • Carbon Offset.
  • Hotel accommodation includes storage facilities for excess luggage during hikes.
  • Kilimanjaro National Park rescue fees (Kilimanjaro Rescue Team).
  • The chief guide carries a Pulse Ox meter, used to take blood-oxygen level readings of clients twice a day.
  • Emergency oxygen (for use in emergencies only – not as summit aid).
  • Basic first aid kit (for use in emergencies only).
  • Salaries for the mountain support crew, as required by MINISTRY OF TOURISM AND NATURAL RESOURCES and KPAP.
  • Breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as hot drinks on the mountain.
  • Porter to carry your duffel bag, with a maximum weight of 15kg / 32 lbs, from one camp to the next base camp.
  • Kilimanjaro National Park certificate for your successful summit attempt.
 

WHAT NOT INCLUDED ON TREKKING

  • Visa fee (50 US$ /100 US$ for American or Irish Passport holders – to be paid upon arrival).
  • Tips.
  • Drinks and beverages in Hotel.
  • Personal hiking/trekking gear – you could rent some of the gear in Tanzania.
  • Sleeping bag.
  • Snacks, personal medicine, and water purifying tablets.
  • Meals and drinks not specified.
 

WHAT INCLUDE ON SAFARI 

  • Four days/3 nights safari.
  • Transport and wildlife drives in modified 4 x 4 Land Cruiser with a photographic roof hatch.
  • All meal per itinerary three nights’ accommodation in lodges and permanent tented camps as mentioned in the itinerary one night at Hotel in Moshi after Safari on bed and breakfast.
  •  Services of a professional English speaking safari guide.
  • All wildlife reserve entry fees All game drives as mentioned in the itinerary.
  • 03 x 1.5 mineral water per person/day during game drives.
  • 03 x Fullboard basis at safari lodges or tented camps as per itinerary.
  • Value Added Tax by Tanzania Revenue Authority.
  • Carbon offsetting.

 

WHAT NOT INCLUDED ON SAFARI 

  • International Flights Any domestic connection flights on arrival or departure.
  • All items of a personal nature Gratuities for safari guide and lodge staff (please tip separately).
  • Travel insurance if needed. Visa fee (50 US$ /100 US$ for American or Irish Passport holders – to be paid upon arrival).
  • Drinks and beverages in lodges Tip for the Driver, whereby the Safari Driver/Guide’s recommended tip is $50 per day per car.
  • Hot Air Balloon Safari at Serengeti National Park, including concession fees which cost $599

 COST OF ADDITIONAL SERVICES

  • Sleeping bag rental, Mountain Hardware Lamina, synthetic -30F, per trip $50.
  • Extra porter(Personal porter), for excess gear, costs $30 per day.
  • Trekking poles rental, telescopic, cost $20 per trip.
  • Single Supplement(Single Mountain Tent and Single Room) for the trekking only cost $250 per person.
  • Single Supplement(Single Tented Safari Camp and Single Room) only cost $450 per person for the safari.
  • Extra night at the Hotel in Moshi costs $90 for Double Occupancy, $70 for single occupancy on a bed and breakfast basis.

TIPPING RECOMMENDATION

  • Guide – $15 to $20 per day.
  • Assistant Guide – $10 to $15 per day.
  • Cook – $10 to $15 per day.
  • Porters – $6 to $10 per day per porter.
  •  Safari Driver/Guide is $30$50 per day per car.

PRICE/DATES

Price: US $2750 per lady  Double Occupancy for the Trekking only.

There will be an extension of 4 days Safari to Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater for those who will like to do the safari, which cost the US $2100 per lady  Double Occupancy.

Price: US $4850 per lady Double Occupancy  for both Kilimanjaro Trek and Safari.

 

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

 

  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 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 essential 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 the fair and ethical treatment of their porters. KPAP audits our Climb to ensure crewmembers are provided proper salaries, tips, procedure, food, equipment and sleeping conditions.