Step into Mount Kilimanjaro on our 7-day Lemosho Route expedition. Elevate your ascent with personalized attention, deluxe accommodations, and gourmet dining amid the wilderness. Traverse breathtaking landscapes, from lush rainforests to alpine meadows, as expert guides lead you to the iconic Uhuru Peak.
The Lemosho Route: The Lemosho Route is a scenic and less crowded path to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. It spans 7-9 days, offering excellent acclimatization, increasing the chances of summit success. Starting from the western side of the mountain, the route takes climbers through diverse landscapes, from lush rainforests to alpine deserts.
Though considered challenging due to its length and higher starting altitude, the Lemosho Route is ideal for experienced climbers seeking seclusion and beautiful scenery. Along the way, there is a chance to spot wildlife like monkeys and birds, with breathtaking views of Kilimanjaro.
On Arriving date you will be picked from the airport either Kilimanjaro International Airport
or Arusha Airport overnight to White House hotel located in Moshi, though you can select any
hotel of your choice but the additional cost will differ accordingly. You will be able to take
some rest and preparing for the journey to conquer Mt. Kilimanjaro where you will have some
time with our guide that will take some brief about the tour at the hotel. Ngaiza adventures
will cover one night before the climbing and one night after the summit.
Transportation: Car
Accommodation: Arusha Charity hotel
Meals: Dinner included
climbers will be driven to the Lemosho Gate, where they will start their ascent. The hike begins through the lush rainforest of the Lemosho Glades before reaching Mti Mkubwa Camp. The campsite is located at 9,498 feet above sea level and provides a beautiful view of the surrounding landscape
On this day,climbers will continue their ascent through the rainforest to the Shira Plateau. The hike takes climbers through the moorland zone, which is characterized by low shrubs and grasses. The campsite is located at 12,500 feet above sea level.
, climbers will hike to Barranco Camp via the Lava Tower. The Lava Tower is a volcanic formation that offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The hike is challenging and takes climbers through the alpine desert. The campsite is located at 13,044 feet above sea level.
On the fourth day of the trek, climbers will hike to Karanga Camp via the Barranco Wall. The Barranco Wall is a steep climb that requires climbers to use their hands and feet. The hike is challenging but offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The campsite is located at 13,106 feet above sea level.
, climbers will hike to Barafu Camp, which is the last campsite before the summit. The hike is challenging and takes climbers through the alpine desert. The campsite is located at 15,331 feet above sea level.
climbers will wake up early in the morning and start their ascent to Uhuru Peak, the highest point on Kilimanjaro. The hike is challenging and takes climbers through the snow and ice of the mountain's summit. Climbers will reach Uhuru Peak just in time to watch the sunrise over Africa. After taking in the stunning views, climbers will begin their descent to Mweka Camp. The campsite is located at 10,065 feet above sea level.
On the final day of the trek, climbers will hike to Mweka Gate, where they will receive their certificates of achievement. The hike is relatively short and takes climbers through the rainforest to the base of the mountain. At Mweka Gate, climbers will say goodbye to their team and be transferred back to their hotel in Arusha. .
From Arusha City to Kilimanjaro International Airport(JRO).The tour company will arrange for transfer from the hotel to the airport.The transfer will be done in a comfortable vehicle with a driver who is knowledgeable about the area. The driver will arrive at the hotel at the agreed time and will assist with loading the luggages.
| Tour Inclusives |
Lemosho forest fees for you, and your
crew Rongai forest fees for you, and your crew Personal porter for carrying day pack Food resupply (once on trek) Solar panel or electric energy sever for charging USB devices (charges battery, which charges devices) Hyperbaric pressure bag Oxygen cylinder Large, comfortable dining tent with heating system Dining chairs with backs and arms Hot lunches on the mountain Extra sleeping pad or 1 double thick pad Kilimanjaro map for the group Hot water bottle for sleeping bag Camping beds Portable toilet (1 per 2 or 4 people) |
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| Tour Exclusives |
Both domestic and international Flights Tanzania Visa Medical insurance and a doctor for the group Items of a personal nature such as Mountain Climbing equipment |