Kilimanjaro Trek
Kilimanjaro might be the highest mountain in Africa - and one of the toughest trekking challenges in the world - but we believe that you can conquer it!
Trekking on the quieter Lemosho route over eight days gives you the best chance of acclimatising and reaching the 5895 metre summit at Uhuru Peak. The trail approaches the climb from the western side and uses different ascent and descent paths, allowing us to experience a wide array of micro-climates and spectacular views along the way.
There’s no getting round it: climbing Kilimanjaro is tough, but over the last year 95% of our trekkers have made it to the top. Why Choose Explore?
Safety We allow plenty of time for acclimatisation. This means that you will be more likely to complete the climb but also have a better experience on the mountain, you will be less likely to suffer from altitude sickness and have a better chance to enjoy the summit.
Success Rate
We are proud to have achieved a remarkable 95% success rate over the last year. This climb is a once in a lifetime experience and we think it is very important to maximise the chances to get you to the top!
Expert Knowledge
Our treks are fully supported by a team of highly experienced porters, guides and cooks. Their hard work, professionalism and enthusiasm are key ingredients to the success of your climb.
Responsible Tourism
We care deeply about our staff welfare and follow the guidelines of both the International Porters Protection Group and the Kilimanjaro Porters Assistance Project. All our porters are paid a fair wage and have access to health care. We also make sure they are given the correct equipment and do not carry excessive loads.
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