Mt. Kilimanjaro
Tier 2 · International summit

Mt. Kilimanjaro

Machame Route

Mt. Kilimanjaro
Overview

Mt. Kilimanjaro

Tanzania

The scenic "Whiskey Route" up Kilimanjaro via the South Circuit, with a wildlife safari to round out an unforgettable summit and safari expedition.

The Machame Route — the scenic "Whiskey Route" — approaches Uhuru Peak (5,895 m) via the dramatic South Circuit, with camping each night and superb acclimatization profile.

This expedition pairs the summit climb with a wildlife safari, so students experience both Africa's highest peak and its famous plains. It is a transformative journey that builds endurance, leadership and a deep connection with nature.

Duration
11 days
Max altitude
5,895 m (Uhuru Peak)
Difficulty
Moderate
Daily exertion
5–6 hrs trekking
Fitness
Basic fitness
Best season
Jul–Oct & Jan–Feb
Day by day

Itinerary

tentative

Transfer to hotel, meet the team, trip briefing and gear check.

This itinerary is tentative and can be adjusted to the group's pace, weather and logistics.

Investment

Cost

Per student for school group bookings; summit plus safari. Pricing is for a 10:1 student:teacher ratio. Family and individual pricing on request.

Cost includes

  • Two-way transfer: Kilimanjaro Airport – Moshi – Kilimanjaro Airport
  • Two nights' accommodation in Moshi (twin-sharing, B&B)
  • Transfer from hotel to trek start and back after the climb
  • All entry fees including National Park gate fee
  • Qualified mountain guides, assistant guides, porters and cooks; crew wages
  • Breakfast, lunch and dinner on the mountain (veg / non-veg) and liquid drinks
  • Climbing permit and government climbing taxes and fees
  • Summit certificate, live team tracking, emergency oxygen, two-way radio and camping equipment

Cost excludes

  • International flight ticket
  • Personal clothing and equipment
  • Entry visa fee (USD 50)
  • Trip insurance
  • Lunch and dinner during hotel stay
  • Single supplement (USD 40 per person) and tips to staff
Next step

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