KILIMANJARO CLIMB CIRCUIT ROUTES

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MORE TEST OF KILIMANJARO CLIMB VIA OUR CIRCUIT ROUTES

UMBWE | RONGAI CIRCUIT 7 DAYS

DAY 1: UMBWE CAVE 3000M
DAY 2: BARANCO CAMP 3950M
DAY 3: KARANGA CAMP 4000M
DAY 4: BARAFU CAMP 4600M
DAY 5: SUMMIT & 3RD CAVE 3600M
DAY 6: SIMBA CAMP 2500M
DAY 7: RONGAI GATE 1800M

PRICE PER PERSON $2000

MAWENZI CURCUIT 10 DAYS

DAY 1: SIMBA CAMP 2500M
DAY 2: 2ND CAVE 3600M
DAY 3: KIKELELWA 3650
DAY 4: MAWENZI TURN HUT 4000M
DAY 5: HOROMBO HUT 3737M
DAY 6: KARANGA CAMP 4000M
DAY 7: BARAFU CAMP 4600M
DAY 8: SUMMIT 5895M
DAY 9: HIGH CAMP 3747M
DAY 10: MWEKA GATE 800M

PRICE PER PERSON $3500

LAVA CIRCUIT 11 DAYS

DAY 1: SIMBA CAVE 2500M
DAY 2: 2ND CAVE 3000M
DAY 3: 3RD CAVE 3600M
DAY 4: BUFFALO CAMP 4000M
DAY 5: MOIR HUT 3900M
DAY 6: BARANCO CAMP 3950M
DAY 7: KARANGA CAMP 4000M
DAY 8: BARAFU CAMP 4600M
DAY 9: SUMMIT & CRATER CAMP 5895M
DAY 10: HIGH CAMP 3747M
DAY 11: MWEKA GATE 800M

PRICE PER PERSON $4500

KIBO CIRCUIT 10 DAYS

DAY 1: LONDOROSI GATE 2000M
DAY 2: MOIR HUT 3900M
DAY 3; BUFFALO CAMP 3000M
DAY 4: 2ND CAVE 3000M
DAY 5: KIKELELWA 3600M
DAY 6: TURN HUT 4000M
DAY 7: KIBO HUT 4700M
DAY 8: SUMMIT & CRATER CAMP 5895M
DAY 9: HIGH CAMP 3747M
DAY 10: MWEKA GATE 800M

PRICE PER PERSON $3500

MACHAME ROUTE POLE POLE 9 DAYS

DAY 1: MACHAME HUT 3000M
DAY 2: SHIRA CAVE 3840M
DAY 3: MOIR HUT 4000M
DAY 4: LAVA TOWER 4600M
DAY 5: BARANCO CAMP 3950M
DAY 6: KARANGA CAMP 4000M
DAY 7: BARAFU CAMP 4600M
DAY 8: SUMMIT 5895 / MWEKA CAMP 3100M
DAY 9: MWEKA GATE 800M

PRICE PER PERSON $2300

​INCLUDED IN THE PACKAGE:
  • Private transport to & from Kilimanjaro International Airport to your accommodations in Moshi.
  • 2 nights of accommodation in Moshi in FULL BOARD (FB). (WERUWRU RIVER LODGE OR PARK VIEW HOTEL)
  • Transportation to & from the Kilimanjaro gate
  • Park entry fees,
  • Camping fees
  • Crater fee (if any)
  • Team Kilimanjaro Rescue fees
  • 18% VAT on tour fees & services
  • 4 Season mountain tents
  • Double layered Sleeping Mats 4 inches (10cm) thick
  • Friendly and professional mountain guides, cook and porters
  • 3 meals daily while on the mountain
  • Enough treated & filtered drinking water throughout the trek
  • Hot water for washing
  • Fair wages for the mountain crew as approved by the Kilimanjaro National Park Authority (KINAPA), Kilimanjaro Association of Tour Operators (KIATO)
  • Government taxes
  • Portable oxygen tanks
  • Ox meter
  • Emergency first-aid kit
  • Stethoscope
  • Portable flush toilet with a toilet and tent
  • Mountain climbing certificates
EXCLUDED IN THE PACKAGE:
  • Drinks at your hotel before and after climb.
  • Travel insurance
  • Flights
  • Laundry (Available at hotel)
  • Personal items and toiletries
  • Tips for guides, porters and cook

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