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7-Day Kilimanjaro Climb Via Lemosho Luxury Route

  • Tour Category

    Private Tour

  • Tour Types

    Trekking, Climbing, Camping

  • Duration

    7 Days

  • Activity Level

    Medium

  • Language

    English, French, German, Spanish

Description

Embark on a thrilling 7-day Kilimanjaro climb via the Lemosho Luxury route. Trek through diverse habitats, reaching the summit of Africa's highest point, Uhuru Peak. Celebrate your achievement with the crew and receive certificates.  

Highlights
  • Trek through diverse habitats, from mountain forests to alpine deserts
  • Experience breathtaking views from the summit of Africa's highest point, Uhuru Peak
  • Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Kilimanjaro with celebratory traditions
  • Day 1: Moshi to Starting Point - Mti Mkubwa expand_more
    • Start a 3-hour private drive from the hotel in Moshi to the starting point, Londorosi Gate. Registration, payment, and entrance permit processes will occur at the gate while porters sort and weigh the luggage.
    • After completing all the necessary procedures, the hike begins towards the first camp, Mti Mkubwa Campsite. The trail is gentle, passing through the rainforest.

    Rest at the campsite, enjoy dinner and spend the night.

  • Day 2: Mti Mkubwa to Shira II Camp expand_more
    • After breakfast, you will hike to Shira II Campsite, leaving the rainforest behind and entering the moorland vegetation. The hike takes you across the plateau to Shira II Camp, crossing some streams. This portion of the trail is suitable for acclimatization. You will reach Shira II Camp in the late afternoon

    Rest, have dinner and spend the night at the campsite.

  • Day 3: Shira II to Barranco to Lava Tower expand_more
    • Today's hike takes you to the high point, Lava Tower, where you will take a short break for acclimatization and lunch. Afterwards, you will descend to Barranco Valley Camp, offering a view of the impressive Wall. The camp is busy and crowded, serving as the hub for three different routes: Machame, Umbwe, and Lemosho. 

    Rest, enjoy dinner and spend the night at the camp.

  • Day 4: Barranco Camp to Karanga Camp expand_more
    • After breakfast at Barranco Camp, you will briefly hike to Karanga Camp. Here, you will have time for a hot lunch and spend the rest of the day relaxing.

    Enjoy dinner and overnight stay.

  • Day 5: Karanga Camp to Barafu Camp expand_more

    At Barafu Base Camp, you will have time to rest, have dinner, and sleep early as you wake up at midnight for the summit attempt.

    • Around 1:00 am, your guide will wake you up to prepare for the summit. Make sure to have your summit gear and warm clothing suitable for temperatures as low as -10 degrees Celsius. Once prepared, the guide will slowly lead you to the summit, passing through Stella Point (5,685m) and reaching Uhuru Peak (5,895m), the highest point in Africa. Congratulations on reaching the summit!
  • Day 6: Uhuru Peak to Barafu Camp to Mweka Camp expand_more
    • On the sixth day, if the weather permits, you will have time to spend at the top of Mount Kilimanjaro, capturing memorable photos of the African sunrise and enjoying a hot cup of tea from your thermal bottle. Afterwards, you will begin the descent to Barafu Camp.
    • At Barafu Camp, you will have breakfast and rest before continuing the descent to Mweka Camp. Here, you will have lunch. 

    Dinner and spend the night at the campsite.

  • Day 7: Mweka Camp to Mweka Gate to Moshi Town expand_more
    • It's the last day of your 7-day Mount Kilimanjaro adventure. In the morning, you will pack your belongings and leave the park. The crew will organize and sort all items to mark the end of the tour. There will be singing, celebrations, and congratulations on your successful climb. Afterwards, you will hike down to Mweka Gate to sign out of the park and receive certificates for those who reach the summit. Finally, a one-hour private drive will take you back to the hotel in Moshi, where you can rest and continue your other plans.
What's Included
  • Airport transfer on arrival and departure day
  • Two nights comfort stay in a hotel/lodge
  • Transport to and from Mountain
  • All park entrance fees +18% VAT
  • All park accommodation fee + 18% VAT
  • Park rescue fee
  • Food on the mountain (3-meals a day)
  • Non-personal hiking equipment and gear
  • Salary to guide, cook, and the crew
What's Excluded
  • Tipping
  • Personal hiking gear and rentals
  • Other personal expenses out of the mentioned above
What to bring
  • 50L waterproof duffle
  • Small size backpack
  • Warm clothes, including trousers, sweater, thermal underwear
  • Sufficient pairs of warm socks
  • Balaclava
  • Snow goggles or ski sunglasses
  • Scarf
  • Waterproof layers
  • Sunroof hat
  • Warm sleeping bag
  • Mattress
  • Warm jacket
  • Pair of gloves
  • Comfortable mountain boots
  • Walking poles
  • Sunscreen
  • First aid kit
  • Knapsack
  • Pair of gaiters
  • Water bottle (minimum 2 litres)
Know before you go
  • Mount Kilimanjaro Climb: Tips for a Safe and Successful Summit
    • Choose the Best Route for Acclimatization: When selecting a route for your Mount Kilimanjaro climb, it is crucial to choose one that offers good acclimatization. As you ascend to higher elevations, the oxygen levels decrease, increasing the risk of experiencing altitude sickness. Routes like Rongai, Lemosho, and Machame are highly recommended as they provide continuous acclimatization throughout the journey.
    • Be Well Prepared and Fully Equipped: To ensure a successful trek on Kilimanjaro, it is essential to be well-prepared and equipped. Don't forget to carry all the necessary trekking equipment and gear. Keep in mind that the weather on the mountain is unpredictable, so having suitable all-weather gear is a wise decision.
    • Travel Light: While trekking Kilimanjaro, you won't need to carry all your belongings. Most of your luggage will be carried by Kilimanjaro porters. You'll only need to carry a light day pack containing essential items.
    • Listen to Your Guide: Your guide plays a crucial role in your Kilimanjaro climb. They have extensive experience, with over 10 years of guiding on Mount Kilimanjaro. Pay close attention to their advice and instructions throughout the journey.
    • Maintain Proper Nutrition and Hydration: Eating enough food and drinking plenty of water is essential to keep your energy levels up during the climb. The physically demanding nature of the trek requires adequate nourishment. Additionally, make it a habit to go to bed early to ensure you wake up refreshed and energized for each day's climb.
    • Choose the Best Time to Climb: The timing of your Mount Kilimanjaro climb significantly affects your chances of reaching the summit. Here are the best times to plan your adventure:
      • June to October: This period is the peak of the high season, resulting in more crowded Kilimanjaro routes and hotels.
      • October to December: During this time, most routes are less crowded. However, be aware that it may also experience seasonal rainfall, making it less ideal for climbing.
      • December to the end of February: This period is considered a high season, with crowded routes and hotels. It is generally considered the best time to climb.
      • March to early June: This is the low season, coinciding with the peak of the wet season. Heavy rainfall makes it less suitable for climbing.
  • By following these tips and choosing the right route and timing, you can enhance your safety and increase your chances of a successful summit on Mount Kilimanjaro.
Meeting Point

Kilimanjaro Region, Tanzania

Cancellation Policy

For cancellations upto 2 days before the tour -

Refund of 80% of the tour price.
Price Details
Persons
1 To 10 USD 2800 Per Person
11 To 20 USD 2300 Per Person

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USD 2800 / person