Machame Gate (1800 m) to Machame Camp (2835 m)

Mount Kilimanjaro - After breakfast you will be picked up at the hotel around 8:00 am and transferred to Machame gate. On the way you will see coffee and banana plantations grown by Chagga people. After arriving at Machame gate you will go through some park formalities such as registration then you will start your mount Kilimanjaro climbing at the Machame gate. Your first day hike is through a tropical rain forest up to Machame camp (2835 m). On the route you will have a picnic lunch. Overnight at Machame camp.

Machame Camp (2835 m) to Shira Cave Camp (3750 m)

Mount Kilimanjaro - You start to hike around 8:00 am. You will climb an hour to the top of the forest and then 1 hour at a gentler gradient through the moorland zone. After a short lunch (snacks) and break, you continue up a rocky ridge, the Shira plateau. At this point you will be able to see an eastern direction, the western breach with its stunning glacier. Overnight at Shira Campsite (3750 m).

Shira Cave Camp (3750 m) to Baranco Camp (3900 m)

Mount Kilimanjaro - To take advantage of acclimatization, we will hike to high altitude and then descend to a lower altitude. The trek will take us into alpine desert up to lava tower (4600 m) before descending to Baranco Camp (3900 m). This descent to Barranco Camp takes about 3 hours and offers great opportunities to take some beautiful pictures of the Western Breach and Barranco wall. The campsite is situated in a valley below the Barranco wall which should provide you a memorable sunset while waiting for dinner. Overnight at Barranco Camp (3900 m).

Barranco Camp (3900 m) to Karanga Camp (4000 m)

Mount Kilimanjaro - After breakfast we continue up a steep ridge to the great Barranco wall, then you climb this imposing obstacle which turn to be easier than it looks. Topping out just below the item 6 lacer you can now appreciate just how beautiful Kilimanjaro really is. With Kibo glaciers soaring overhead, you descend into the lush Karanga Valley camp site. From the camp you can look east and see the jugged peaks of Mawenzi. After a hot lunch in camp, your afternoon is at leisure for resting. This short day is very important for you acclimatization since your summit push is about to start.

Karanga Camp (4000 m) to Barafu Camp (4640 m)

Mount Kilimanjaro - After breakfast you will start hiking to Barafu Camp (4640 m). On the way you will have a good view of the Kibo and Mawenzi peaks. After arriving at the campsite we have lunch and a long rest waiting for long-night and a day ahead. Dinner will be early and then try to get some sleep as we will be getting up around midnight to start climb to the summit

Barafu Camp (4637 m) to UHURU PEAK (5895 m) then down to Millennium Camp (3950 m)

Mount Kilimanjaro - We will wake up very early, at around 00:00, some light tea with cookies will be ready for you. We will climb scree for 4 to 5 hours but gain incredible height over a short distance. The view is spectacular. We should be on the crater rim at Stella point (5756 m) as the first rays of the sun hit us. Then it will take us 1 hour form Stella point to Uhuru peak (5895 m) were you take some photos for a few minutes before we start descending to Barafu Camp for lunch and some rest, and then walk down to Millennium Camp (3950 m) for dinner and overnight.

Millennium Camp (3950 m) to Mweka Gate (1630 m)

Mount Kilimanjaro - After breakfast you continue the final descend, it’s a couple of hours further now from Millennium Campsite to Mweka Gate, where you will collect your certificates. After complete park formalities and receiving the certificates, a private car will take you back to your hotel where you can have a warm shower. It’s definitely time to celebrate!

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

• Use of snorkeling equipment

The quality of a journey is significantly influenced by the tour guide. At Habari Adventure, the tour guides are exceptional, consistently exceeding expectations to deliver an extraordinary experience. Each guide is a local from Kilimanjaro or other regions of Tanzania, with expertise in local flora and fauna, geography, history, archaeology, anthropology, and astronomy. They are all trained in safety and first aid. Exploring Tanzania through trekking and safaris with one of these guides promises an incredible educational experience.

All tour guides are proficient in English, and many have learned additional foreign languages at one of Tanzania’s most prestigious schools. They have specialized in tour guiding and Wildlife Management across all tourism activities.

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