6-Day Kilimanjaro Climbing Lemosho Route: Captivating 6-day climb through diverse landscapes, striving for the summit and soaking in majestic views.
Experience on a Kilimanjaro climbing expedition is an adventure of a lifetime, and the Lemosho Route offers a stunning and less crowded path to the summit. In this 6-day itinerary, we will guide you through the challenging but rewarding journey to conquer the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro, starting at the Lemosho Gate.
Your Kilimanjaro climbing adventure begins at the Lemosho Gate, where you'll complete necessary registrations and meet your experienced guides and porters. The trail starts through lush rainforests, where you may spot various bird species and monkeys. Trekking for approximately 4-5 hours, you'll reach the Big Tree Camp, your first campsite on the mountain.
Destination: Londorossi Gate To Lemosho Gate To Big Tree (Mti Mkubwa) Camp
Accommodation: Big Tree (Mti Mkubwa) Campsite
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Lunch, Dinner
Leaving the Big Tree Camp behind, you'll continue your ascent through the rainforest. As you gain altitude, the vegetation gradually changes, and the landscapes open up to reveal sweeping views of the surrounding savannah. Today's trek takes you to the Shira 1 Camp, located at an elevation of approximately 3,505 meters (11,500 feet).
Destination: Big Tree (Mti Mkubwa) Camp To Shira 1 Camp
Accommodation: Shira 1 Campsite
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
On this day, you'll embark on a steady climb towards the alpine desert zone. The trail takes you through rocky terrain and the captivating Senecio forest. As you approach the Lava Tower, a volcanic formation at an elevation of 4,630 meters (15,190 feet), you'll witness stunning panoramic views. After a short break, you'll descend to the Barranco Camp, situated at 3,960 meters (13,000 feet).
Destination: Shira 1 Camp To Shira 2 Camp
Accommodation: Barranco Campsite
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
Today's trek starts with a challenging scramble up the Barranco Wall, which rewards you with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. As you continue along the ridges and valleys, you'll enter the alpine desert zone. After crossing several streams and valleys, you'll arrive at the Karanga Camp, located at an elevation of 3,995 meters (13,106 feet).
Destination: Barranco Camp To Karanga Camp
Accommodation: Karanga Campsite
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
Leaving Karanga Camp, you'll embark on a relatively short but steep climb towards Barafu Camp. The trail offers spectacular views of the southern glaciers and the rugged Mawenzi peak. Upon reaching Barafu Camp, situated at 4,673 meters (15,331 feet), you'll rest and prepare for the final push to the summit.
Destination: Karanga Camp To Barafu Camp
Accommodation: Barafu Campsite
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
Summit day is the ultimate challenge of your Kilimanjaro climbing expedition. Starting in the early hours of the morning, you'll begin your ascent to Uhuru Peak, the highest point in Africa, standing at 5,895 meters (19,341 feet). The trek is physically demanding but incredibly rewarding. As the sun rises, you'll reach the summit, where you'll witness breathtaking views and celebrate your achievement. After taking in the beauty of the summit, you'll descend to the Mweka Camp, located at 3,110 meters (10,204 feet), where you'll spend your final night on the mountain.
Destination: Barafu Camp To Uhuru Peak To Mweka Camp
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, 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 | $1,514  pp | $1,136  pp |
2–4 pax | $1,489  pp | $1,117  pp |
5–9 pax | $1,464  pp | $1,098  pp |
Adult | Child |
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$1,489  pp | $1,117  pp |
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6-Day Kilimanjaro Climbing Lemosho Route: Captivating 6-day climb through diverse landscapes, striving for the summit and soaking in majestic views.
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Is prior climbing experience necessary for the Kilimanjaro climb via the Lemosho Route?
Prior climbing experience is not mandatory, but it is recommended. However, a good level of physical fitness, proper training, and mental preparedness are essential.
What is the best time to climb Kilimanjaro via the Lemosho Route?
The best time to climb Kilimanjaro via the Lemosho Route is during the dry seasons, which are from January to March and from June to October
Are restroom facilities available along the Lemosho Route?
Basic restroom facilities in the form of long-drop toilets are available at the campsites along the Lemosho Route.
What type of accommodation is provided during the climb?
Accommodation during the climb is in high-quality tents, shared by climbers. The tents are comfortable, and the tour operator will provide all necessary camping equipment
Is altitude sickness a concern during the climb?
Altitude sickness can affect climbers at higher elevations. The Lemosho Route allows for better acclimatization, reducing the risk. Adequate hydration, proper acclimatization techniques, and listening to your body are crucial.
Are vegetarian or special dietary options available during the climb?
Burigi Chato Safaris Tour Company can accommodate vegetarian and special dietary requirements during the climb. It's important to inform them in advance so they can make the necessary arrangements.
What level of physical fitness is required for the Kilimanjaro climb?
The Kilimanjaro climb via the Lemosho Route requires a good level of physical fitness. Regular exercise, including cardio and strength training, is recommended to prepare your body for the demands of the climb.
How safe is the Kilimanjaro climb via the Lemosho Route?
Climbing Kilimanjaro via the Lemosho Route is generally safe with experienced guides from Burigi Chato Safaris Tour Company. They ensure the well-being of climbers and monitor their health and acclimatization throughout the journey.
Can I climb Kilimanjaro without a guide?
Climbing Kilimanjaro without a guide is not permitted. It is a requirement to have a certified guide accompany you on the Lemosho Route for your safety and to adhere to the regulations set by the Kilimanjaro National Park.
What happens if someone in the group cannot continue the climb?
In the event that someone in the group cannot continue the climb due to altitude sickness or any other reason, the guide will assess the situation and take appropriate action. This may involve descending with the individual to a lower altitude where they can recover or arranging for additional assistance, such as a rescue team or evacuation if necessary
Can I extend my stay in Moshi after the Kilimanjaro climb?
Yes, you can extend your stay in Moshi after the Kilimanjaro climb. Burigi Chato Safaris Tour Company can assist in arranging accommodation and additional activities for you to enjoy in and around Moshi, such as cultural tours, wildlife safaris, or relaxation at nearby attractions
What is the maximum group size for Kilimanjaro climbs via the Lemosho Route?
The maximum group size for Kilimanjaro climbs via the Lemosho Route can vary depending on the tour operator and the logistics of the climb. However, it is generally recommended to keep the group size small to ensure personalized attention, safety, and a better overall experience
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