Climb the Roof of Africa on a fully supported private trek.
Africa's highest mountain (5,895 m) is a dormant volcano that can be climbed without technical skills, passing through rainforest, moorland, alpine desert and arctic summit zones.
Longer routes give better acclimatisation and a higher chance of reaching the summit. Our crews follow strict park rules on porter loads and camp hygiene.
Kilimanjaro combines naturally with a safari afterwards — your legs will thank you for the rest.
8 daysSafari plus a day on the Kilimanjaro foothills
Western and central Serengeti, a crater-rim night and a final day at Materuni waterfall and coffee farms.
8 daysPopular choiceA day on Kilimanjaro before the parks
Adds a guided Kilimanjaro forest hike and Materuni waterfall to a full northern safari.
8 daysTwo nights in the northern Serengeti
Two nights near the Mara River in the crossing season, plus the central Serengeti and the crater.
9 daysPopular choiceWalking safaris below Kilimanjaro, then the classic parks
Begins with two nights below Kilimanjaro at Sinya, with guided walks, before the classic northern parks.
7 daysThe Whiskey Route
Machame Route Kilimanjaro: The Whiskey Route. Fully supported private climb with Wild Host crew.
8 daysThe most scenic and successful route
Lemosho Route Kilimanjaro: The most scenic and successful route. Fully supported private climb with Wild Host crew.
No technical climbing is needed, but good fitness and an itinerary with time to acclimatise are important.
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