7 Days Machame Route
The popular "Whiskey Route": spectacular scenery and a challenging, rewarding climb to the summit.
View journey →5,895 metres. Five climate zones. One unforgettable sunrise at Uhuru Peak.
Experience the unforgettable adventure of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest free-standing mountain and one of the world's most iconic trekking destinations.
Our group climbing packages are designed for travelers who want a safe, well-organized and memorable Kilimanjaro experience, with professional mountain guides, quality camping arrangements and carefully planned itineraries.
| Route | Duration | Difficulty | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Machame | 6-7 days | Moderate-Hard | Scenic and popular, great acclimatisation. |
| Lemosho | 7-8 days | Moderate | Remote and beautiful, highest success rate. |
| Marangu | 5-6 days | Moderate | The only route with hut accommodation. |
| Rongai | 6-7 days | Moderate | Approaches from the drier north, quieter trails. |
| Northern Circuit | 9 days | Moderate | Longest route with near-perfect acclimatisation. |
The popular "Whiskey Route": spectacular scenery and a challenging, rewarding climb to the summit.
View journey →Scenic Lemosho Route with an excellent acclimatization schedule and a strong chance of reaching Uhuru Peak.
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Kilimanjaro Trek
The Lemosho Route with an extra day for acclimatization and a relaxed pace on the mountain.
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Kilimanjaro Trek
Kilimanjaro's longest route across the quiet northern slopes, with excellent time to acclimatize.
View journey →Depending on the selected package, your Kilimanjaro adventure generally includes:
With Lomayani Africa Adventure, you are not just climbing a mountain. You are experiencing Tanzania with a local team that understands the mountain, its people and its environment.
Choose your route, join our group and let us help you reach the Roof of Africa.
No technical skills are needed. A good level of fitness, determination and a sensible acclimatisation schedule are what matter most.
The driest months are January to mid-March and June to October. We climb year-round, avoiding only the heaviest rains in April and May.
Our guides are Wilderness First Responder trained and check your oxygen saturation twice daily with pulse oximeters. We carry emergency oxygen on every climb.
Every climb includes a lead guide, assistant guides, a cook and porters, all fairly paid and equipped in line with KPAP guidelines.