Why Trek Kilimanjaro With Us?
Kilimanjaro is the highest peak in Africa, standing at about 5,895 meters (19,341 feet) above sea level. This dormant stratovolcano located in Tanzania, renowned for its stunning landscapes, diverse ecosystems, and unique climatic zones. The mountain attracts thousands of trekkers and climbers each year. The ascent is challenging but rewarding, with breath-taking views and the opportunity to experience various flora and fauna. The mountain can easily be summited by both experienced and less experience backpackers.

What to Expect on a Kilimanjaro Trek
Depending on the weather we follow a set daily routing from dusk until dawn. Starting in the morning with medical checks and a lovely breakfast and ending in the evening with a delicious dinner and dozing off in our comfortable tents.

Start off the day in tip top shape
Start off the day with a nice hot drink and enjoy a warm breakfast in our spacious dining tents with all amenities. While you eat, our team packs your tent, and your guide will outline the day’s plan. Freshen up with some warm water and set off on your daily journey.
Medical Checks
Our qualified staff perform health checks to make sure you are ready for the challenges ahead. We prioritize your health above all and take pride in ensuring that you are in tip top shape.


Luscious Lunch
On short trekking days you will have lunch at your campsite, on longer days we will stop for a picnic. Afterwards you can enjoy a nice warm drink and snacks in the mess tent with a delicious hot meal. Depending on whether the weather allows it we will set up outside for you to enjoy nature and observe the serene views offered by the environment.
Delicious Dinner
On short trekking days you will have lunch at your campsite, on longer days we will stop for a picnic. Afterwards you can enjoy a nice warm drink and snacks in the mess tent with a delicious hot meal. Depending on whether the weather allows it we will set up outside for you to enjoy nature and observe the serene views offered by the environment.


Settle down for the night
As the sun sets our top-notch tents protect against wind and rain. We house 2 people in 3-person tents or provide solo options. Thick mats ensure comfort, and our extra comfort package includes a cot and hot water bottle to make sure you get a great nights rest.
Our Packages
Here are the Kilimanjaro routes we offer, if you have any requirements please contact us and we will customize the trek to accommodate your requirements.
5-7 days
Difficulty:
Success Rate: 90% +
Marangu trail is the oldest and most well established trekking route on Mount Kilimanjaro. It remains extremely popular mainly because it is the only route on the mountain that has hut accommodation for trekkers.
6 - 7 days
Difficulty:
Success Rate: 95% +
The Rongai route is the only one that approaches Kilimanjaro from the north. It is remote and wild, as much lesser traffic compared to Machame and Marangu trails, and also offers steady acclimatization due to its slow and steady initial climb.
8 - 9 Days
Difficulty:
Success Rate: 90%+
This route rolls up the best that all other routes have to offer. If you’re looking for beautiful scenery, plenty of solitude, a healthy challenge, and a chance to spot wildlife, this is definitely the route for you.
7-8 days
Difficulty:
Success Rate: 92%+
The Lemosho route, starting in the west, travels through lush forests and high moorlands of Mount Kilimanjaro. Known for its scenic beauty and high summit success rates, it offers a good acclimatization profile.
6-7 days
Difficulty:
Success Rate: 95% +
The Machame Route is known for its stunning scenery, gradual acclimatization, and high success rate, making it one of the most popular options for climbing Kilimanjaro.
6-7 days
Difficulty:
Success Rate: 90% +
The Umbwe Route is a challenging, steep and direct climb to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, known for its beautiful, dense forest and stunning views. It is only meant for extremely fit individuals who want to challenge themselves and know what they are getting into.
How Do I Know Which Trek Is Right For Me?
Our Kilimanjaro treks offer a variety of different challenges unique to each route. Each route has been rated based on it’s difficulty, with some routes like the Umbwe route being notoriously difficult. We strongly recommend reading through the routes details before and picking the route you feel most confident about.


About Our Expert Team
It goes without saying that we treat our porters, cooks, and guides with the utmost respect and fairness. This is not just a policy, but an unbiased evaluation of our unwavering commitment to the fair treatment of our dedicated crew members.
How We Keep You Safe On The Mountain
We prioritize your wellbeing throughout your journey. We provide frequent health checks, fresh food, drinks and security to ensure that your adventure is the best it can be.
What Our Customers Say
Hear what our trekkers have to say about their incredible journey!

Josef V
The journey to the summit, for me and my seven teammates, will undoubtedly remain one of the greatest experiences of our lives. More than physically demanding, the climb is mentally challenging—but even there, the strength of our guiding team and the bond within our group made all the difference.

KerryT18
Just completed an amazing 9 day trip of the Northern circuit with Popote Adventures. From first contact Sabino and his team were professional and responsive. Sabino runs a tight operation with highly professional guides, cooks and porters. Throughout the 9 days we felt cared for and well looked after. Their professionalism with guides like Florian, MJ and Kennedy meant that all five of us were able to reach the summit and back down safe and well.

Shaj
Had an absolutely amazing time climbing Kilimanjaro with Kilinge Adventures! Prices were very competitive and I managed to book a tour and join a group at very short notice, just a day before the trek. The trek was extremely well organised with the guides and porters ensuring that all our needs were met and to make the climb as enjoyable as possible.






