5 Days Mount Kilimanjaro Climb-Marangu Route.

Safari Overview.

The Mount Kilimanjaro 5-Day climb via the Marangu route is a popular choice for budget-conscious climbers who prefer spending fewer days on the summit of the mountain. This route involves four nights of accommodation in huts, with two additional nights before and after the trek, resulting in a total of seven days for the tour. The Kilimanjaro Marangu route offers a relatively easier ascent to the summit and has been successful for many trekkers, thanks to the extra day allocated for acclimatization to the altitude.

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 Upon your arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport, you will be greeted by our knowledgeable driver-guide. After exchanging pleasantries and ensuring your bags are in order, you will be transferred to either Moshi or Arusha town, which is approximately a 50-minute drive. Here, your professional and experienced Kilimanjaro guide will provide you with a comprehensive briefing and inspect your climbing equipment. In case any gear is missing, we can arrange for rentals.

Hiking Time: 3-4 Hours, 8km/5 Miles We will begin the day with a detailed briefing about the trek, during which our guides will check your trekking gear. Once everything is in order, the adventure begins with a one-hour drive to the Kilimanjaro Park Gate, where we will register and officially commence our 5-day climb of Kilimanjaro.

Hiking Time: 3-4 Hours, 8km/5 Miles We will begin the day with a detailed briefing about the trek, during which our guides will check your trekking gear. Once everything is in order, the adventure begins with a one-hour drive to the Kilimanjaro Park Gate, where we will register and officially commence our 5-day climb of Kilimanjaro.

Following the trail, we will arrive at the Mandara encampment within approximately four hours. If you wish, you can take a side trip to Maundi Crater, a magnificent viewpoint offering panoramic vistas of Northern Tanzania and Kenya.

 Today, we bid farewell to the rainforest and ascend through an open moorland. Along the way, you will be treated to breathtaking views of the Mawenzi peaks and the majestic summit of Kibo. This portion of the trek will take around six hours, and we will spend the night at the Horombo Hut (3720 meters) nestled in a valley adorned with giant lobelias and groundsels, which are characteristic of this semi-alpine zone. It’s possible to start experiencing the effects of altitude at this stage.

 Todays Hike Time: 6-8 Hours Up To Summit 6 Km/4 Miles And Descent 15km/9 Miles Down After midnight around 2 am in the morning, we begin our climb to reach the summit. The beginning of this climb is done in the dark and requires headlamps or flashlights. On steep and heavy scree with snow, we will reach Gilman’s point (5861 meters), located on the crater rim. We continue our trek of 2-4 hours to ascend Uhuru Peak, which is the highest point in Africa. There are unbelievable views take made this climb worth it! Have your picture taken at the summit; this will be a lifelong lasting memory. From here we descend and stop over for lunch and rest at Kibo hut, before continuing on to the Horombo encampment for overnight.

 Hiking Time: 4-5 Hours, 20km/12.5 Miles After breakfast, a steady descent takes us down through moorland to the Mandara Hut. Continue descending through lush forest path to the National Park gate at Marangu. A vehicle will be waiting for you at Marangu gate to drive you back to your hotel in Moshi. Here all hikers that reach the summit will get an official well-earned certificate! This marks the END of our safari

This marks the END of our safari

  • Two Nights’ accommodation in Arusha 
  • Private professional mountain guides
  • All Park fees
  • Rescue fees
  • All meals while on the Mountain
  • Arrival and Departure transfers
  • Government taxes, VAT, and all relating service
  • charges
  •  Porters and cook 
  • Tanzania Visa: $50 per person on arrival
  • Personal Expenses (e.g. laundry, telephone, beverages, etc.)
  • Meals not listed above
  • Optional Tours (short safari after your climb etc)
  • Tipping and any items of personal nature
  • Summit Oxygen
  • Walking Poles
  • Sleeping form mattress
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