Seven Climbing Routes - We can help you choose!
Mount Kilimanjaro has seven main climbing routes—Lemosho, Machame, Marangu, Rongai, Northern Circuit, Shira, and Umbwe—each offering different scenery, difficulty, duration, and success rates, varying in acclimatization potential, crowds, and accommodation (Marangu being the only route with huts). Routes like Lemosho and Northern Circuit are known for better acclimatization, while Machame is popular but also busy when Umbwe is considered as the most challenging!

7-Day Machame Route

6-Day Machame Route

6 Day Marangu Route

8 Day Lemosho Route

Which Machame Route Is Right for You?
6-Day Machame Route 7-Day Machame Route
Time on Mountain 6 days 7 days
Pace Faster ascent More gradual
Acclimatization Moderate Excellent
Summit Success Rate Good for strong hikers Higher overall success
Difficulty More demanding More manageable
Best For Experienced hikers with limited time First-time climbers and safety-focused travelers
Our Recommendation Suitable for select climbers Best choice for most climbers

HOW YOU SPEND YOUR DAY ON MOUNT KILIMANJARO 🥾

On your mount Kilimanjaro climbing, after a day hike from one camp to another for about 4 - 5 hours you will finally reach the campsite 💪🏽 where our team will serve you a hot delicious lunch 🤤 Then you will have time to rest / relax either inside or outside your tent waiting for 3pm. At this time we start an evening acclimatization hike, and arrive back to the camp for a little hot shower we call ‘wash wash’ where we will serve with a small basin to wash your body with a small towels. Dinner is normally served between 6:00pm - 6:30pm. After that you will go to bed ⛺️ to rest up for the next day.  We climb high and sleep low