Marangu

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Breathtaking vistas of Mawenzi volcano

6 days in the mountains
From $1,792 per person (from 2026 – starting at $1,864 per person)
Ascent and descent via the same route

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Staying
in charming cottages

The Marangu Route is hands down the most popular way to tackle Kilimanjaro. Unlike other trails, Marangu offers overnight stays in purpose-built huts, making it a solid choice, especially during the rainy season. That said, the park rangers handle hut assignments, so you’ll be bunking with other climbers. Marangu expeditions run five or six days. For those new to mountain trekking, we highly recommend the six-day option because it allows an extra day for acclimatization. Experience shows that success rates skyrocket with this extended itinerary.

Kilimanjaro offers a range of ascent options. Regardless of your chosen route, we are committed to providing unwavering support throughout your journey, ensuring your successful reach of the peak.

What shall we do,
tour program

As you review the program, picture yourself there.
You’re just a step away.

Day 1 – Arrival

Pickup at Kilimanjaro Airport (JRO)
Transfer to hotel
Rest and optional excursions
Evening briefing
Gear check

The hotel provides all the essentials for a comfortable stay: cozy rooms, hot water, friendly staff, a swimming pool, and internet access.

Day 2 – Marangu and Mandara

Breakfast at the hotel
Transfer to Marangu Gate (1860m)
Ascend to Mandara Camp (2700m)
Settle into huts, lunch, and rest
Dinner and overnight stay at the camp

This will be your first day at altitude, so it’s strongly recommended to avoid caffeine and alcohol, drink 4 liters or more of bottled water daily (sipping small amounts frequently is best), and take a Diamox tablet if you experience any signs of altitude sickness.

Day 3 – Horombo

Early breakfast
Trek to Horombo Camp (3720m)
Lunch at the camp and a 2-hour rest
Set off towards Kibo Camp
Descend to Horombo Camp
Dinner and overnight stay at the camp

On arrival at the camp today, you’ll get your first glimpse of both Kibo and Mawenzi volcanoes.

Day 4 – Kibo

Early wake-up, breakfast
Hike to Kibo Camp (4700m)
Lunch and rest
Dinner and rest

After lunch, we recommend getting as much sleep as possible, avoiding physical exertion, and drinking plenty of water.

Day 5 – Uhuru and Horombo

Nighttime departure and ascent to Uhuru Peak (5895m)
Return to Kibo Camp
Lunch
Two-hour rest
Descend to Horombo Camp
Rest

Throughout the ascent, each pair of participants will have their own dedicated guide, who will monitor your physical and mental well-being (if you wish, after reaching Uhuru Peak, you can also descend to the nearest glacier).