Upcoming Kilimanjaro Routes & Dates

Whether you are travelling solo or with friends, our upcoming group departures make it easy to join a professionally guided Kilimanjaro climb. Enjoy the confidence of climbing with experienced guides, the encouragement of a supportive group, and the unforgettable reward of reaching the summit together.

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80+ Up-coming departures◆

190+ trekkers◆

6 different routes◆

2 variations per route◆

80+ Up-coming departures◆

190+ trekkers◆

6 different routes◆

2 variations per route◆

Sunrise above snowy volcanic terrain, with a distant mountain peak rising through clouds beneath a glowing sky.

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Everything you need to know about Kilimanjaro, all in one place

If you are over 10 years old, you can climb Kilimanjaro. Presently, children under 10 usually need special permission from the Kilimanjaro National Park Authorities to climb above 3,100 meters (10,170 feet). Though there is no maximum age for Climbing Kilimanjaro. But, if you look at the records, the youngest age to reach the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro was 6 years old, and the oldest person who reached the summit was 89 years old! Climbing Kilimanjaro is accessible to a wide range of ages, as long as you are fit and prepared.
Mt Kilimanjaro can be climbed throughout the year. However, June to October is the most suitable time for a dry season. December to January is also considered a good time, whereas March to May and November is the rainy season. Best Time to Climb Kilimanjaro is generally during the dry months for a more pleasant experience.
Kilimanjaro is accessible, but you should not underestimate this mountain. There are no technical mountaineering skills required, just general fitness. If necessary, you can do some physical exercises before the trek to improve your Kilimanjaro Physical Training.
You will just be carrying your backpack with a few essential things, like snacks, water, rain gear, camera, valuables, etc. Usually, this Kilimanjaro Daypack weighs not more than 5kgs to 7kgs, depending on what you pack in it. Most of your luggage will be carried by the porters. You are required to pack your luggage in a duffel or a rucksack bag (not weighing more than 15kgs) for our Kilimanjaro Porter team, who will carry it from camp to camp. This bag usually has items that you don't need while on the trek, but only in the camp, like a sleeping bag, clothes, etc.
Packing the right gear is essential for a successful climb. Make sure to include items like warm clothing, sturdy hiking boots, and essential toiletries. For a complete list of everything you'll need, download the comprehensive Mt. Kilimanjaro Packing List to ensure you have everything you need for the climb.