• All transfers within the country.
• 5 nights in camps (Kili).
• 4 nights in hotels in Moshi and Arusha.
• 2 nights in a campsite in the Serengeti.
• Porters, cook,and local guide (Kili).
• Dailiy health monitoring during the trek (oxygen saturation, heart rate…).
• Shared equipment, full board (Kili).
• Acommodation and breakfast on all days before and after the trek until the end of the trip.
• Entry to Kilimanjaro National Park and ascent fees.
• Guide and 4×4 driver for the safaris.
• Entry to Serengeti National Parks and the Ngorongoro Conservation area.
• Lunch/picnic every day during the safari.

• International flights.
• Dinners in Moshi and Arusha.
• Tanzania Visa (50$).
• Personal mountain equipment.
• Travel insurance.
• Tips (+-280$).

DAY 1

ARRIVAL IN TANZANIA AND TRANSFER TO MOSHI

We will land at Kilimanjaro International Airport (Arusha), where we will be welcomed and transferred to our hotel in Moshi, the starting point of our great adventure. On the way, we will stop at a rental shop in Moshi to ensure that all trekking participants have the necessary equipment. Upon arrival at the hotel, we will hold an informational meeting about the Kilimanjaro ascent, addressing any questions and reviewing logistics. We will also conduct a full inspection of the essential expedition gear. After the meeting, we will enjoy dinner and a night of rest.

DAY 2

MACHAME GATE (1,640 m) – MACHAME CAMP (2,835 m)

After breakfast, we will head to Machame Gate, the entrance to the National Park, accompanied by our guide and support team. While the porters organize the equipment, ensuring it does not exceed 20 kg, we will complete the entry procedures and begin our ascent.
We will venture into the majestic tropical rainforest that blankets the southwestern slopes of the mountain. On this day, we will carry between 2 and 3 liters of bottled water per person. From the following day onward, porters will collect water from mountain streams, always ensuring its purity.
The trek will take us to Machame Camp, located near the transition between the rainforest and the lower alpine zone, where our campsite will be set up and dinner will be ready.

Technical data: 11 km, +1,195 m / -0 m accumulated (approx. 6 hours)

DAY 3

MACHAME CAMP (2,835 m) – SHIRA CAMP (3,850 m)

At dawn, we will prepare our backpacks for a challenging hike. We will ascend from Machame Camp to Shira Camp, located at 3,850 meters. The trail is steep, marking the transition to the lower alpine zone, with landscapes dominated by volcanic moorlands and grasslands.
Upon reaching the Shira Plateau, we will see Kibo’s summit for the first time to the northwest and Mount Meru to the east, letting the vastness of the landscape captivate our senses.

Technical data: 5 km, +1,015 m / -0 m accumulated (approx. 5 hours)

DAY 4

SHIRA CAMP (3,850 m) – LAVA TOWER (4,600 m) – BARRANCO CAMP (3,900 m)

Today, our goal is the imposing Lava Tower at 4,600 meters, a remnant of Kilimanjaro’s ancient volcanic activity. Reaching this altitude will be crucial for acclimatizing our bodies to the reduced oxygen levels we will experience at Uhuru Peak.
After admiring the tower, we will descend around Kibo’s crater to Barranco Camp, where dinner and a well-deserved rest will await us.

Technical data: 11 km, +750 m / -700 m accumulated (approx. 6 hours)

DAY 5

BARRANCO CAMP (3,900 m) – BARAFU CAMP (4,680 m)

Today’s trek is designed to optimize our acclimatization and conserve energy for the tougher days ahead. Early in the day, we will face the Barranco Wall, a rocky wall that, although imposing, can be conquered with patience and experience in mountain terrain. After overcoming this obstacle, we will gaze upon the majestic and eternal Heim Glacier. We will continue our journey through rocky landscapes until descending to the Barafu camp, where we will prepare for the final ascent to the summit.

Technical data: 6.43 km, +1,012 m / -0 m acummulated (aprox. 7 hours)

DAY 6

BARAFU CAMP (4,680 m) – KILIMANJARO (5,895 m) – MILLENIUM CAMP (3,100 m)

At the stroke of midnight, after a few hours of rest, we will begin the final ascent to the summit. The steep path will lead us to Stella Point (5,739 m), where we will watch the sunrise over Africa while sipping a hot tea. From there, only 156 meters of elevation will separate us from the coveted Uhuru Peak (5,895 m), the roof of the continent. With the summit conquered, we will begin a long and exhausting descent to the Millennium camp, where the oxygen-rich air and the humidity of the tropical rainforest will welcome us.

Technical data: 15.5 km, +1,215 m / -2,795 m acummulated (approx. 11-15 hours)

DAY 7

MILLENIUM CAMP (3,100 m) – MOSHI

The descent will be calm, traversing the familiar forest, until we reach Mweka Gate. There, we will check out and receive an ascent certificate, with a special mention if we reach Uhuru Peak. Afterward, we will return to Moshi to spend the night before embarking on the unique adventure of our safari in the highlands.

DAY 8

TRANSFER TO LAKE MANYARA (MIGOMBANY LUXURY CAMPSITE)

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DAY 9

NGORONGORO – SUNSET IN THE SERENEGETI (SAFARI)

We will depart early towards the Maasai Highlands, where the landscape changes and the villages begin to be adorned with the vibrant colors of traditional attire. We will cross the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and enter the vast plains of the Serengeti. In the afternoon, we will embark on a safari to our camp in Seronera, marveling at the grasslands and the wild fauna that emerges at sunset.

DAY 10

SAFARI IN SERENGETI

At first light, we will set out to explore, as it is the time when predators are most active. After breakfast, we will continue the safari, traversing the plains that at this time should be filled with migrating wildebeests and zebras. We will spend the night at the camp, surrounded by the vast African silence.

DAY 11

SAFARI IN NGORONGORO

In the morning, we will head towards the exit of Serengeti and enter the Ngorongoro Crater. This ancient volcano, known as the “Garden of Eden,” will give us the opportunity to spot the “Big Five” and other iconic animals. After exploring the crater, we will have lunch at the Ngoitokitok Lagoon and visit an African art gallery before returning to Arusha.

DAY 12

TRANSFER TO KILIMANJARO AIRPORT

We will have breakfast at the hotel, and with our hearts full of memories and our backpacks packed with experiences, we will head to the airport to bid farewell to Tanzania and bring our adventure to a close.

CLOTHING

• Waterproof jacket (“Gore-Tex”).
• 1 Warm down jacket for camp and summit day.
• 1 Warm fleece/jacket for walking.
• 1 Poncho /rain cape.
• 1 Warm long pants.
• 1 Waterproof pants or overpants.
• 1 Pair of shorts for the first and last stage.
• 4 Breathable technical short-sleeved shirts.
• 2 Thermal long-sleeved base layers shirts.

HEAD

• 1 Sun hat/cap.
• 1 Warm hat.
• 1 Neck gaiter/Buff.

HANDS

• 1 Pair of thick, warm, and waterproof gloves for summit day.
• 1 Pair of thin gloves.

FOOTWEAR

• 1 Pair of warm waterproof boots.
• 1 Pair of sport shoes.
• 1 Pair gaiters.
• 5 pair of thin shocks for 5 days trekking.
• 1 pair of thick socks for the summit day.
• 1 pair of flip-flops/Crocs (optional).

ACCESSORIES

• Sun glasses.
• 1.5-liter metal water canteen (Plastic bottles are not allowed inside the National Park).
• 1 pair of folding trekking poles (AVAILABLE FOR RENT).

EQUIPMENT

• 1 Sleeping bag (comfort -5ºC to -10ºC) (AVAILABLE FOR RENT).
• 1 thermal liner or sleeping bag liner to enhance the temperature or comfort of the main sleeping bag (optional).
• 1 canvas backpack or duffel bag, 50-80L, for porters to carry your belongings.
• 1 bag or sack to protect the backpack or duffel bag from dirt or moisture while being carried (optional).
• 1 trekking backpack with waterproof cover, 25-35L.
• 1 dry bags to store clothing inside the duffel bag in case it gets wet.

ELECTRONICS

• 1 headlamp.
• 1 mobile phone and camera.
• Batteries, external charger or spare batteries.

OTHERS

• Basic first aid kit (ibuprofen, paracetamol, Edemox for altitude, oral rehydration salts for diarrhea, etc.)
  Water purification tablets (recommended, optional).
• Sun protection cream.
• Insect repellent
• Lip balm or lip protection.
• Blister kit (Compeed).
• Earplugs.
• Energy bars, gels, and powered electrolyte salts for the hikes.
• Wet wipes.
• Small quick-dry towel
• Toilet paper, Cleenex.

DOCUMENTATION

• Tanzania entry visa (recommended to obtain it at the airport upon arrival, simple process. 50 USD).
• Passport, valid for at least 2 months after the return from Tanzania.
• Travel insurance.
• International mountain isurance that covers up to 6,000 meters in altitude.
• Us dollars from 2009 or newer to pay the remaining trip balance and tips.
  (Bring extra to exchange for Tanzanian shilings there, to cover some dinners and personal expenses. Some large stores accept cards).

VACCINES

• There are no mandatory vaccines, but some are recommended, such as typhoid (valid for 3 years) and yellow fever (valid for life).
• (Make an appointment for international vaccination well in advance to seek advice and make decisions).

• 2.900 € per person (Price for a minimum group of 8 people).

All prices include VAT.