Climb Kilimanjaro

Kilimanjaro Machame Route

Kilimanjaro

Trip code: TZMA

Extra day for acclimatisation
High summit success rates (over 98%)
High guide to client ratio
Trip fully carbon offset as standard

9 days

Kandoo Summits

Challenging

Kilimanjaro Lemosho Route

Kilimanjaro

Trip code: TZLM

Cross the stunning Shira Plateau
High summit success rate (over 98%)
Good chance of seeing endemic wildlife in the jungle
Trip fully carbon offset as standard

10 days

Kandoo Summits

Challenging

Cheetah and air baloon in Serengeti National Park

Ultimate Tanzania

Tanzania / Kilimanjaro

Trip code: TZUT

Summit Africa's tallest mountain via the Machame route
Take a balloon ride over the Serengeti
Relax on the shores of Zanzibar for the perfect end to the trip
Trip fully carbon offset as standard

18 days

Kandoo Multi-activity

Challenging

Machame climb and safari

Tanzania / Kilimanjaro

Trip code: TZSMA

High summit success rate (over 98%)
High guide to client ratio
Go in search of the Big 5 after your climb
Trip fully carbon offset as standard

11 days

Kandoo Summits

Challenging

Lemosho climb and safari

Tanzania / Kilimanjaro

Trip code: TZSLM

High summit success rate (over 98%)
High guide to client ratio
Go in search of the Big 5 after your climb
Trip fully carbon offset as standard

13 days

Kandoo Summits

Challenging

Climb Mount Meru

Kilimanjaro

Trip code: TZMM

Dormitory hut accommodation
High guide to client ratio
Trek through stunning safari on your first day
Trip fully carbon offset as standard

5 days

Kandoo Trekking

Moderate

Kandoo's view on Kilimanjaro

At 5,895m, Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest freestanding mountain in the world and tallest mountain in Africa. Located in Tanzania, Mount Kilimanjaro is one of the Seven Summits and is popular with both experienced and lesser-experienced trekkers, requiring no technical mountaineering skills or equipment. This is not to say that climbing Kilimanjaro is an easy feat and we recommend checking out our Kilimanjaro Training Plan before embarking on one of our once-in-a-lifetime trips to Kilimanjaro, Tanzania.

The country of Tanzania is situated in East Africa, sharing its borders with Kenya and Uganda to the north, Rwanda and Burundi to the northwest, the Democratic Republic of Congo to the west and Zambia, Malawi and Mozambique to the south. The country is known for its stunning coastline along the Indian Ocean, epic mountains and wealth of wildlife. Most famously, Tanzania’s national parks are home to the ‘Big Five’ – the lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino.

Kilimanjaro is located in the north of Tanzania, close to the Kenyan border. As the tallest mountain in Africa, Kilimanjaro attracts adventurer-seekers from around the world looking to tick this impressive peak off their bucket list. Climbing Kilimanjaro is one of those life-changing experiences that will stay with you for years to come and the accomplishment is truly unmatched.

The best time of year to climb Kilimanjaro can be split into two separate periods. In the January to March trekking season, you can expect it to be colder and there is a higher chance of encountering snow at the top of the mountain. The June to October trekking season generally offers the best weather but this coincides with summer holidays in both Europe and America and can get very busy!

Back in 2009 when Kandoo Adventures was created, some of the very first experiences we offered were trips to Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. Since then, we have helped over 12,000 people climb Mount Kilimanjaro and it remains one of our most popular trekking destinations. So, it’s fair to say we know our stuff when it comes to overseeing trekkers and hikers summit the highest mountain in Africa.

At Kandoo Adventures, the Kilimanjaro routes we offer allow adventurers the best chance of successfully reaching the top this awesome mountain. With top quality equipment and the best guides on the mountain, we have a success rate of 95% on every route we offer. The trips we offer include the Kilimanjaro Lemosho Route, Machame Route, Rongai Route and the Marangu Route. Each Kilimanjaro route is its own unique experience and each and every one of them is magical.

To get the most out of your Kilimanjaro expedition, following your climb we’d suggest you visit one of Tanzania’s national parks and experience some of the country’s most impressive wildlife. The Serengeti is great at any time of year, Ngorongoro is where you will have the best chance of seeing the ‘Big Five’ and Tarangire is where families of elephants congregate around the Tarangire River.

Another option is to extend your trip by spending an extra night 5,730m above sea level at Crater Camp. A truly unique place, Crater Camp is the highest campsite on Kilimanjaro and its’ remoteness means it is almost completely untouched and unvisited wilderness. Whatever adventure you choose, all the routes to Kilimanjaro that Kandoo Adventures offer make for a truly unforgettable trip.