Africa’s Rooftop

Conquer Mount Kilimanjaro

The world’s highest free-standing mountain — no technical climbing experience required, just the right pace.

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5,895mSummit elevation
6Routes to the top
92%Best-route success rate
KPAPCertified guides & crew
Why Kilimanjaro?

The world’s highest free-standing mountain

At 5,895 metres above sea level, Mount Kilimanjaro is Africa’s highest point — and one of the world’s most accessible high summits. No technical climbing experience is required.

Mauly Tours has been leading Kilimanjaro climbs for over 20 years. Our guides are KPAP-certified, our porters are paid above the legal minimum wage, and our policy on the mountain is zero single-use plastic.

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Choose your path

The 6 Routes to the Summit

Every route to Uhuru Peak trades off differently between time, difficulty and summit success — here’s exactly how, side by side, not spread across three separate widgets.

Lemosho RouteBest for first-timersNext departure Oct 22, 2026 · 12 of 12 seats open

The most scenic route, with excellent acclimatisation and high success rates. Our top recommendation for most climbers.

Moderate7–8 Days
90% success
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Machame RouteMost popular route

The most popular route. Dramatic scenery, excellent views, and a great “climb high, sleep low” profile.

Challenging6–7 Days
85% success
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Rongai RouteQuietest route

The only route that approaches from the north. Quieter, drier, and great for those seeking solitude.

Moderate6–7 Days
75% success
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Marangu RouteHut accommodationNext departure Oct 14, 2026 · 12 of 12 seats open

The classic “Coca-Cola” route with hut accommodation. Shorter acclimatisation reduces summit success rates.

Moderate5–6 Days
65% success
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Northern CircuitHighest success rateNext departure Dec 11, 2026 · 12 of 12 seats open

The longest and most remote route. Exceptional acclimatisation profile, outstanding summit success rate.

Moderate9–10 Days
92% success
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Umbwe RouteSteepest & most direct

The steepest, most direct route. For fit, experienced trekkers only. Rapid ascent significantly reduces success rate.

Very Hard5–6 Days
50% success
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Essential reading

Kilimanjaro tips, routes and packing advice from our journal

Route comparisons, costs, best climbing seasons, preparation and packing tips from our local guides.

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Start Your Summit Journey

Every crew is KPAP-certified — the Kilimanjaro Porters Assistance Project sets standards for porter pay, load limits and treatment, and we only work with crews who meet them.