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The 10-day Northern Circuit route for Kilimanjaro climbing is a remarkable journey that presents adventurers with a unique and less crowded experience, making it ideal for those seeking a more tranquil ascent to Africa highest peak. Towering at 5,895 meters (19,341 feet) above sea level, Mount Kilimanjaro is an iconic and awe-inspiring mountain, attracting trekkers from all over the world.
Welcome to Tanzania! Upon your arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO), you will be warmly greeted by an Altezza Travel representative who will be assisting you throughout your journey. You will be transferred to your hotel, where you can check-in and settle into your comfortable room. The hotel offers various amenities, including hot water, a swimming pool, internet access, and a friendly staff to make your stay enjoyable. Later in the evening, there will be a briefing session with our experienced managers, who will provide essential information about the upcoming adventure and ensure you are well-prepared for the Kilimanjaro climb.
Destination: Kilimanjaro Airport
Accommodation: Kilimanjaro White House Hotel
budget 2 star lodge
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Dinner, Drinking water
After a delicious breakfast at the hotel, you will meet your guide and the mountain support crew. A short briefing will be held, and then you'll set off for Kilimanjaro National Park's western entrance, Londorossi Gate (2,200 m). There, you will obtain climbing permits and complete registration with the search and rescue service. Next, you'll continue the journey in off-road vehicles to reach an altitude of 3,500 meters, where you'll enjoy breathtaking views of the Shira Plateau. From this point, you will begin your climb towards Shira 1 Camp, which is a gentle ascent allowing for proper acclimatization. The professional mountain crew will take care of everything at the camp, setting up tents and preparing dinner.
Destination: Londorossi Gate To Lemosho Gate To Big Tree (Mti Mkubwa) Camp
Accommodation: Shira 1 Campsite
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
Today's climb takes you from Shira 1 Camp to Shira 2 Camp, where you'll experience a moderate altitude gain of 300 meters. The climb allows you to immerse yourself in Kilimanjaro's flora and, if weather permits, you can catch glimpses of Mount Meru, the fifth-highest mountain in Africa. After lunch, you'll embark on an acclimatization climb towards Lava Tower, gaining an additional 300 meters in elevation. The moorland habitat surrounding you will add to the beauty of the journey.
Destination: Shira 1 Camp To Shira 2 Camp
Accommodation: Shira 2 Campsite
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
Today's climb starts with a departure from Shira 2 Camp and heading towards Lava Tower at 4,630 meters after breakfast. The route includes ups and downs and may be physically challenging. The lunch break will take place at Lava Tower, and the afternoon route leads to Moir Hut Camp, where the group meets with the traditional Rongai route.
Destination: Shira 1 Camp To Moir Hut Camp
Accommodation: Moir Hut Campsite
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
On this day, you'll have a long yet easy climb. After a short steep climb out of Moir Valley, you'll climb around the northern slope of Kilimanjaro, enjoying the mesmerizing views of Tsavo and Amboseli Valleys. The path involves various elevations but doesn't include any steep altitude gains.
Destination: Moir Hut Camp To Buffalo Camp
Accommodation: Buffalo Campsite
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
As you climb up the northern slope of Kilimanjaro, you'll reach 3rd Cave Camp, where the route intersects with the traditional Rongai route. The Climb will be shorter than the previous day, and your body will be well-acclimated to an altitude of 4,000 meters.
Destination: Pofu Camp To Third Cave Camp
Accommodation: Third Cave Campsite
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
Today's climb takes you to School Hut Summit Camp at 4,750 meters. The actual Climb is not very challenging, allowing you to preserve your strength for the final ascent to Uhuru Peak. Rest well at the camp, as you'll begin the climb to the summit tonight.
Destination: Third Cave Camp To School Hut Camp
Accommodation: School Hut Campsite
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
The day starts early, around midnight, as you begin the climb to Uhuru Peak, the highest point in Africa at 5,895 meters. Safety is paramount, and a guide will be assigned to every two climbers to monitor their health during the ascent. After successfully summiting, you'll descend to Barafu Camp for a lunch and rest break before heading to Millennium Camp.
Destination: School Hut Camp To Uhuru peak To Millenium (High) camp
Accommodation: Millenium Campsite
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
After a well-deserved rest at Millennium Camp, you'll enjoy a hot breakfast before beginning the final descent to Mweka Gate at 1,650 meters. Once at the gate, you'll receive your accomplishment certificates and have a chance to recap the adventure with your support team. Finally, you'll be driven to your hotel to rest and celebrate your remarkable achievement.
Destination: Kilimanjaro Airport
Accommodation: Kilimanjaro White House Hotel
budget 2 star lodge
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Drinking water
On this day, take your time to relax at the hotel before your transfer to the airport for your departure. If you have an evening flight, you can arrange a late check-out for an additional fee.
Destination: Kilimanjaro Airport
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Drinking water
We offer two pricing options:
The cost is shared within your private group. More people means a lower price per person.
Join others on a fixed-date tour at a set per-person rate—ideal for solo travelers or small groups.
No of pax | Adult | Child |
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1 pax | $2,549  pp | $1,912  pp |
2–4 pax | $2,524  pp | $1,893  pp |
5–9 pax | $2,499  pp | $1,874  pp |
10–15 pax | $2,474  pp | $1,856  pp |
16+ pax | $2,474  pp | $1,856  pp |
Adult | Child |
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$2,524  pp | $1,893  pp |
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1. Is the Northern Circuit route suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Northern Circuit route is suitable for beginners as it allows for better acclimatization and has a lower difficulty level compared to other routes. However, some prior hiking experience and physical fitness are recommended.
2. How long is the Northern Circuit route Kilimanjaro trek?
The Northern Circuit route typically takes 10 days to complete, offering a more extended itinerary for better acclimatization and a higher chance of reaching the summit.
3. What is the best time to climb Kilimanjaro via the Northern Circuit route?
The best time for Kilimanjaro climbing via the Northern Circuit route is during the dry seasons, which are from January to March and from June to October. These months offer more stable weather conditions.
4. Are permits and park fees included in the package for the Northern Circuit route climb?
Yes, all necessary permits and park fees are included in the package for the Northern Circuit route climb. They will be arranged by the tour operator.
5. What is the accommodation like during the trek on the Northern Circuit route?
Accommodation on the Northern Circuit route will be in tents at designated campsites along the trail. These are comfortable and equipped with sleeping mats to ensure a good night's rest.
6. Is it possible to see wildlife during the Northern Circuit route trek?
Yes, the Northern Circuit route passes through areas with diverse flora and fauna. While chances of seeing wildlife are not as high as on other routes, some trekkers have spotted various bird species and small mammals.
7. How challenging is the summit day on the Northern Circuit route?
Summit day on the Northern Circuit route is demanding but manageable for most climbers. The slow and steady pace, along with proper acclimatization, increases the chances of a successful summit.
8. Do I need to bring my own climbing gear for the Northern Circuit route?
Basic climbing equipment, such as a sleeping bag and walking poles, is generally provided by the tour operator. However, it's essential to check with them in advance and bring appropriate clothing and personal items.
9. Are there restroom facilities along the Northern Circuit route?
Yes, there are restroom facilities at most campsites along the Northern Circuit route. These are basic pit toilets and may not have running water.
10. How experienced are the guides leading the Northern Circuit route climb?
The guides leading the Northern Circuit route climb are highly experienced and knowledgeable about the mountain. They are well-trained in mountain safety and first aid, ensuring a safe and enjoyable trek.
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