From: USD 2000 /pp

6 DAYS / 2 NIGHTS

6 Days Marangu Route Conquer Mountain Kilimanjaro

6 Days Marangu Route Conquer Mountain Kilimanjaro is a 6-day guided Mount Kilimanjaro trek via the Marangu Route, starting at Marangu Gate and finishing at Marangu Gate. The nights are spent at Mandara Hut, Horombo Hut and Kibo Hut, with the summit attempt on Uhuru Peak (5,895 m) on the way.

Priced from US$ 2,000 per person.

Tour features

Mid-Range

Private tour

This tour will be organized exclusively for you and won't be shared with others.

Can start any day

If availability permits, this tour can start on any day.

Can be customized

You can request minor changes to the accommodations and destinations of this tour.

Day by day highlights

Day 1: Marangu Gate – Mandara Hut (1,870 m – 2,700 m)
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Where you sleep tonight

Distance: ~8,000 m through dense rainforest vegetation.

A gentle ascent introducing the trek and early acclimatization

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Where you sleep tonight

Plan Meal: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner

Day 2: Mandara Hut – Horombo Hut (2,700 m – 3,720 m)
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Where you sleep tonight

Distance: ~12,000 m across open moorland landscapes.

The trail rises steadily with views of Mawenzi Peak.

Where you sleep tonight

Plan Meal: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner

Day 3: Horombo Hut – Zebra Rocks – Horombo Hut (3,720 m – 4,020 m – 3,720 m)
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Where you sleep tonight

Distance: ~5,000 m acclimatization hike on rocky terrain.

A short climb helps the body adjust to higher altitude.

Where you sleep tonight

Plan Meal: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner

Day 4: Horombo Hut – Kibo Hut (3,720 m – 4,703 m)
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Where you sleep tonight

Distance: ~10,000 m through the alpine desert zone.

A challenging day preparing for the summit attempt.

Where you sleep tonight

Plan Meal: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner

Day 5: Kibo Hut – Uhuru Peak – Horombo Hut (4,703 m – 5,895 m – 3,720 m)
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Where you sleep tonight

Distance: ~22,000 m including summit ascent and descent.

A midnight climb reaches the summit before descending.

Where you sleep tonight

Plan Meal: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner

Day 6: Horombo Hut – Marangu Gate (3,720 m – 1,870 m)
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Distance: ~20,000 m descending through moorland and rainforest.

The trek ends at the gate with certificate collection.

Plan Meal: Breakfast

What’s Included & Excluded

Airport pick up and drop off – Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) – Moshi
All park fees for the national park including taxes
Hut accommodation on the mountain (Mandara, Horombo and Kibo Huts) with sleeping mattress
All meals and unlimited drinking water while on the mountain
All salaries for guides, assistant guides, chef and porters
Transport to and from the park gate
Oxygen for altitude sickness emergencies
Cooking and dining equipment (not sleeping bag)
Hotel accommodation in Moshi one night before the trek and the night you finish the trek (can be arranged at extra cost)
Sleeping bag – please bring your own or rent one from our equipment rental shop
International flights & visas
Travel insurance (we require all clients to have medical and evacuation coverage)
Mountain climb staff tips
Alcoholic drinks
Personal travel and baggage insurance
Telephone/internet bills
Laundry service
Any items of a personal nature
Activities not mentioned in the program

Tipping Suggestions. Kilimanjaro Trekking.

 

Suggested Tipping Amounts (per personal, per day)

Role Suggested Tip (USD/ day)
Guide $ 25
Assistant Guide $ 20
Cook $ 15
Porter $ 10

How to Tip:

• At the end of the trek, tipping is usually done during the tipping ceremony, often held at the last campsite or hotel.

• It’s best to put all tips together in an envelope and hand it to the head guide to distribute fairly among the team.

• Alternatively, you can request to distribute individually if you prefer transparency.

• It is also acceptable to give small personal thank-you tips to specific staff who made your trek extra special.

Important Notes:

• Tipping is in cash only (USD or Tanzanian Shillings).

• Avoid tipping with coins, as they are hard to exchange.

  1. Season & Dates
    Solo
    2 Pax
    4 Pax
    6 Pax
    Low Season
    1 MAR – 31 MAY
    $2000
    $2000
    High Season
    1 NOV – 20 DEC
    6 JAN – 29 FEB
    $2000
    Peak Season
    1 JUN – 31 OCT
    21 DEC – 5 JAN
    $2000

Kilimanjaro FAQ

Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro is a physically and mentally demanding experience, especially on summit day. The final ascent is long, cold and takes place at high altitude. Good preparation, proper acclimatization, a steady pace and determination are important for reaching the summit safely.

Kilimanjaro can be climbed throughout the year, but some months generally offer better trekking conditions. The main rainy seasons are typically March to May and November to December. The drier months are often preferred because trails tend to be less wet and conditions more favorable.

It is possible in some circumstances, but we recommend arriving at least one day before your climb. This allows time to rest, complete your equipment check and receive a detailed briefing from your mountain guide before starting the trek.

You can leave luggage and personal belongings that you do not need during the climb in secure storage arranged through EATL Tour. We will advise you on what to take with you and what can safely remain behind.

No. Mount Kilimanjaro is located within a national park and trekking must follow the park’s regulations, including using an authorized mountain guide and arranging the required park permits and fees through the appropriate channels.

Porters are an important part of most Kilimanjaro climbs. They carry camping equipment, food and other group supplies, allowing climbers to concentrate on walking and acclimatizing. The number of porters depends on the route, group size and equipment required.

Park fees, permits, accommodation arrangements and climbing staff are generally organized according to the scheduled itinerary. If you finish early, refunds may therefore not be available. Any unused services will depend on the specific arrangements made for your climb.

For private climbs, adding an extra acclimatization or trekking day may be possible, depending on the route and park regulations. Additional costs will apply, and the request should be discussed with your EATL Tour specialist and mountain guide as early as possible.

There are no conventional showers on most Kilimanjaro routes. Climbers generally use warm water provided by the mountain crew for basic washing. We recommend keeping yourself dry and warm, particularly at higher elevations where temperatures can be very cold.

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