physically demanding route through a variety of landscapes. The hike is steeper and daily sections are longer than other routes, but it offers a good acclimatization profile. This is our most popular route. Accommodation is in tents. Climbs depart every Saturday, except in rainy season (April & May).
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The lesser-known Lemosho route begins on the western side of Mt Kilimanjaro. The first 2 days of the tour cross the thick rainforest belt which then changes into heath and moorland with many ferns and ericas along the way. The small trail sometimes has very steep passages and goes through diverse landscapes.
On the third day, the trail joins the Machame route. Compared to the Marangu and the Rongai route, the Lemosho route is more challenging.
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The lesser-known Lemosho route begins on the western side of Mt Kilimanjaro. The first 2 days of the tour cross the thick rainforest belt which then changes into heath and moorland with many ferns and ericas along the way. The small trail sometimes has very steep passages and goes through diverse landscapes. On the third day, the trail joins the Machame route. Compared to the Marangu and the Rongai route, the Lemosho route is more challenging.
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A physically demanding route through a variety of landscapes. The hike is steeper than other routes but the extra day offers a perfect way to acclimatize.
This is our most popular route and accommodation is in tents. Climbs depart every Monday, except in rainy season (April & May).
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The Lemosho route is a beautiful trail starting on the western flank of Kilimanjaro. It is the longest route but allows gradual acclimatization. After three days the Lemosho route joins the trail of the Machame route. Accommodation is in tents. Climbs depart every second Sunday, except in rainy season (November, April, May & June).
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he 7-Day Lemosho Route is a scenic and less crowded trail on Mount Kilimanjaro. It begins on the western side of the mountain and crosses diverse ecosystems, including lush rainforests, alpine meadows, and the stunning Shira Plateau. With a gradual ascent and stunning views, this route offers excellent acclimatization opportunities and increases summit success rates.
It’s an ideal choice for those seeking a balanced, memorable trek.
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The Rongai Route offers a unique perspective on Mount Kilimanjaro, approaching the summit from the north and descending via the southern Marangu Route. This trail is known for its remote and quieter paths, scenic landscapes, and stunning views of Kenya. With a gradual ascent, it’s ideal for trekkers seeking a less crowded yet rewarding climb to Uhuru Peak.
Our team ensures your safety, comfort, and a memorable experience at every stage of the journey.
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The Lemosho route is a beautiful trail starting on the western flank of Kilimanjaro. It is the longest route but allows gradual acclimatization. After three days the Lemosho route joins the trail of the Machame route. Accommodation is in tents. Climbs depart every second Sunday, except in rainy season (November, April, May & June).
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The Lemosho route is a beautiful trail starting on the western flank of Kilimanjaro. It is the longest route but allows gradual acclimatization. After three days the Lemosho route joins the trail of the Machame route. Accommodation is in tents. Climbs depart every second Sunday, except in rainy season (November, April, May & June).
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The 6 Days Umbwe Route is one of the most direct and challenging ways to summit Mount Kilimanjaro. Known for its steep ascent, dramatic ridges, and stunning scenery, the Umbwe Route is ideal for experienced trekkers seeking a more adventurous and less crowded path to the Roof of Africa.
Although demanding, this route rewards climbers with spectacular landscapes and an unforgettable journey to Uhuru Peak at 5,895 mt
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