MOUNT KILIMANJARO
Kilimanjaro Overview
If you’re looking for an exceptionally exciting experience that can’t be found anywhere else on the African continent, look no further than the mighty Mount Kilimanjaro. This dormant snow-capped volcano rises to an awe-inspiring elevation of 5,895 meters, towering over miles upon miles of rolling savanna below. While this iconic mountain can be glimpsed from neighboring Kenya, make no mistake: Mount Kilimanjaro lies firmly in Tanzanian soil. And despite its formidable appearance, Kilimanjaro is celebrated worldwide as one of the few high-elevation peaks which can be climbed by trekkers without technical expertise. So are you ready to reach the distinctive summit of this uniquely Tanzanian landmark for yourself? Chalema Tanzania Safaris is ready to be your guide to one of the most thrilling adventures in the country.
- Northern Tanzania
- 5,895 meters (19,340 feet)
- Local Guide
Things to Do in Kilimanjaro
There are more than a half dozen viable trekking routes to the summit of Kilimanjaro, each offering its own advantages and disadvantages. Some of the mountain’s more challenging routes, like the Northern Circuit or Lemosho Route, compensate for their difficulty with crowd-free trails and splendid scenery. Gentler options include the Rongai or Marangu Routes, although you can expect to share your hike with other trekking groups. At Chalema Tanzania Safaris, we’ll work with you to discover which path is right for you. Your group’s level of fitness, the time you’re prepared to spend on the mountain, and the scenery you’d like to enjoy are factors we’ll take into consideration when planning your Kilimanjaro expedition. No matter which route you choose, you’ll be led with confidence and expertise.