Any trekking route on Kilimanjaro besides the Marangu Route is a full-fledged camping “expedition”. You sleep in mountain tents, in campsites wh…
It is customary to tip your mountain porters and guides. Tips are paid at the end of the trek and are given to the guides. You may well have mor…
From the thick canopy of the tropical forest which girdles the base of Kili to the stark glacier white of the summit, your climb will cover “man…
Below is a list of necessary trekking items which cannot be rented (in case of delayed luggage).
It is always worth being prepared for th…
The following equipment can be rented for your climb. It is all high quality, clean, and generally available in a variety of sizes. You’ll need …
Pack for your climb with a 0°F-rated sleeping bag, full-length inflatable pad, and water purification. Bring 3 plastic water bottles, sunglasses…
Prepare for your climb with high-activity underwear, thermal layers, and breathable outerwear. Pack essentials like rain gear, lightweight trous…
You should pack two sets of clothing: one for safari and one for the trek. Your safari duffel bag (soft kit bag) – if you are going on safari as…
You will ascend to high elevations on your trek. This presents additional physical risks and challenges. It is important that you know how to mi…
When you arrive in Tanzania, you should be as healthy as possible. No one with a sore throat, cold, or with breathing problems should go above 1…
Embark on the journey of physical preparation for your Kilimanjaro climb. This guide offers insights into hiking, running, weight training, and …