Rongai route starts from the north of the mountain and is relatively quiet… in 2013 only has 12% of all Kilimanjaro climbers! The Rongai route landscape offers varieties of views beginning with coniferous forest, to banana plantations and an incredible view of the Mawenzi peak as well as an amazing view of the Amboseli plains […]

Starts from the west of the mountain and it’s natural beauty and great scenery attracts many climbers nowadays! It attracts around 17% of all climbers on Kilimanjaro. Lemosho route joins Machame route at Shira Camp and thus, shares some of the Machame route credits. Unlike Rongai, it takes you through Barranco wall that needs some […]

Starts from the west of the mountain and it’s natural beauty and great scenery attracts many climbers nowadays! It attracts around 17% of all climbers on Kilimanjaro. Lemosho route joins Machame route at Shira Camp and thus, shares some of the Machame route credits. Unlike Rongai, it takes you through Barranco wall that needs some […]

The Machame route; well known as the “Whiskey Route” begin in the south of the mountain. It is the most-travelled route on Kilimanjaro taking more than 40% of the climbers. The trail is generally challenging but on the positive side, it has beautiful scenery and the trail follows ‘trek high – sleep low trend’ and […]

The Machame route; well known as the “Whiskey Route” begin in the south of the mountain. It is the most-travelled route on Kilimanjaro taking more than 40% of the climbers. The trail is generally challenging but on the positive side, it has beautiful scenery and the trail follows ‘trek high – sleep low trend’ and […]

The Marangu route nicknamed “Coca Cola Route” begins in the eastern side of the mountain. It is the easiest of the Kilimanjaro routes (with about 29% of climbers taking this route every year) but needs at least 5 days to attempt the summit successfully. Unlike other routes such as Machame and Lemosho route, when taking […]

The Marangu route nicknamed “Coca Cola Route” begins in the eastern side of the mountain. It is the easiest of the Kilimanjaro routes (with about 29% of climbers taking this route every year) but needs at least 5 days to attempt the summit successfully. Unlike other routes such as Machame and Lemosho route, when taking […]