Trekking in the north of Tanzania

The only route with overnight stays in huts. This is probably the most comfortable and easiest way to reach the summit as the paths are usually well developed. It is a good choice for mountain hikers who want to combine their adventure with a certain degree of comfort. The ascent and descent takes place

on the same route.

The Machame Route is often referred to as the most scenic ascent of Kilimanjaro. The profile of the route allows for a good acclimatization, but the route leads partly through steeper passages and requires a good level of fitness. Accomodation is in tents.

This route starts at Londorossi Gate on the western flank of Kilimanjaro and offers great views of Mount Meru and Amboseli National Park. Until the Barranco Camp this route is less populated - then the route joins the Machame route.

Accomodation is in tents.

This tour starts near the Kenyan border and leads across the quieter, dryer northeast flank of the mountain. The partly barren landscape, the views into the African savannah and the rugged Mawenzi hold their own special appeal. For many of our guides this is their favourite route. You descend on the Marangu

route. Overnight in tents.

The little brother of the Kilimanjaro and with 4,566 meters the third highest mountain in Tanzania. Its landscape is no less interesting than Kilimanjaro‘s, but Meru is still the least visited of the two. The ascent, much steeper than the Kilimanjaro, starts at the Arusha National Park, so you will also meet giraffes, buffaloes and other lowlands wildlife. Overnight stays will be in simple wooden huts.