Commence on a thrilling Kilimanjaro trekking adventure via the scenic 6 days Rongai Route
Start on a 6-day trek via Rongai Route, Kilimanjaro\'s gentle path with high success. Begin near Kenya, relish rare views. Descend via Marangu for diversity. Drive from Moshi reveals villages, coffee, with Marangu permit. Access from Kenya\'s Amboseli too. Book now for a unique mountain adventure
You leave the bustling city of Moshi and head towards the Rongai trailhead. The drive takes you through lush farmlands and small villages, offering a glimpse into the daily life of the local people. Upon reaching the Rongai trailhead, you meet your guides and porters who will accompany you on your journey. The trail starts with a gentle ascent through pine forests, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. You pass through small villages and farms, and soon find yourself surrounded by the majestic montane forest. As you hike, you can't help but feel a sense of awe and wonder at the beauty of your surroundings. The trail is well-marked and well-maintained, making it easy to follow and enjoy the journey. After few hours you will reach at simba camp for overnight.
Destination: Rongai Gate To Simba Camp
Accommodation: Simba Campsite
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
After an overnight at Simba Camp, you continue your ascent towards Kikelewa Camp. The trail is steeper and more challenging, but the views of the moorlands below are breath-taking. You can see far into the distance, and the feeling of being on top of the world is palpable. As you reach Kikelewa Camp, you are greeted by a stunning view of the surrounding peaks and valleys. The camp is situated on a rocky outcrop, offering a sense of security and safety. The campsite is basic, but the peaceful surroundings make it feel like a luxurious retreat.
Destination: Simba Camp To Second Cave Camp
Accommodation: Second Cave Campsite
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
You wake up to the sound of birds chirping and the sun shining through your tent. You have an early start as you head towards Mawenzi Tarn Camp. The trail is steep and challenging, but the views of the surrounding peaks make it worthwhile. As you reach Mawenzi Tarn Camp, you are greeted by a stunning sight. The camp is situated at the base of the towering Mawenzi Peak, and the tarn is surrounded by jagged peaks and glaciers. The campsite is basic, but the views make up for it. Over the next few days, you will continue to trek higher and higher, acclimatizing to the altitude and enjoying the breath-taking views. You will pass through moorlands, forests, and glaciers, and you will feel like you are on top of the world
Destination: Kikelelwa Camp To Mawenzi Turn Camp
Accommodation: Mawenzi Turn Campsite
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
On the fourth day, we'll continue our ascent to the 15,510 ft./4,700 m summit of Kibo Hut. As we traverse over the Kibo Saddle, we'll be surrounded by an alpine desert landscape, with only a few types of grass and plant species able to survive in this harsh environment. Finally, we'll arrive at the Kibo Hut, where we'll take some time to rest and mentally prepare for the midnight summit stage. So buckle up, and let's begin this incredible adventure together! Get ready to experience the magic of Kilimanjaro like never before
Destination: Mawenzi Turn Camp To School Hut Camp
Accommodation: Kibo Camp
public camp site
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
The trek to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro is a challenging and rewarding journey that requires careful preparation and planning. On the fifth day of your six-day Rongai Route ascent, you will awaken at around 23:30 to begin your summit attempt. You will start your journey from Kibo Hut, which sits at an altitude of 4,700 meters, and make your way to the summit of Kilimanjaro, the highest point in Africa. From Uhuru Peak, you will begin your descent to Horombo Hut, which is located at an altitude of 3,720 meters. The trek from Uhuru Peak to Horombo Hut is approximately 6 kilometres and takes around 6 hours. This is a challenging descent, as the altitude can cause fatigue and exhaustion, but with the support of your guide and porters, you will make steady progress. At Horombo Hut, you will have the opportunity to rest and refuel before continuing your journey back to Marangu Gate on the next day
Destination: Kibo Hut To Uhuru Peak To Horombo Hut
Accommodation: Horombo Hut
hut
Meals & Drinks: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinking water
On the final day of your Kilimanjaro trek, you will depart from Horombo Hut and make your way back down to Marangu Gate. The descent will take you through the lush forests and low alpine zones of Kilimanjaro, providing a stunning contrast to the barren landscape you encountered on the ascent. As you near the end of your journey, you will pass through Mandara Hut and continue on to Marangu Gate. At the gate, you will receive a summit certificate to commemorate your achievement and sign your name in the register book. This is a memorable moment that you will treasure for years to come.
Destination: Horombo Hut To Mandara Hut To Marangu Gate
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 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 pax | $1,547  pp | $1,160  pp |
| 2–4 pax | $1,522  pp | $1,142  pp |
| 5–9 pax | $1,497  pp | $1,123  pp |
| Adult | Child |
|---|---|
| $1,522  pp | $1,142  pp |
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What is the Rongai Route for Kilimanjaro TREKKING, and how long does it take?
The Rongai Route is one of the less crowded routes to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. It typically takes 6 days to complete, offering a more gradual ascent from the northern side of the mountain.
What is the difficulty level of the Rongai Route?
The Rongai Route is considered to be a moderate difficulty level route. It's suitable for most trekkers with a good fitness level and some previous trekking experience.
What is the best time of the year to Trek the Rongai Route?
The best time to hike the Rongai Route is during the dry seasons, which are January to February and June to October. These months offer the most favourable weather conditions and better chances of clear views from the summit.
Are there any age restrictions for TREKKING the Rongai Route?
While there are no specific age restrictions, hikers should be at least 10 years old to join a Kilimanjaro trek. Older hikers should consult with their doctor to ensure they are fit for the trek.
What permits or permissions are required for the Rongai Route trek?
To trek the Rongai Route on Kilimanjaro, you need to obtain a Kilimanjaro National Park permit, which will be arranged by your tour operator. They will take care of all the necessary permits on your behalf.
What are the accommodation options like on the Rongai Route?
Accommodations on the Rongai Route are provided in tents. During the trek, you'll stay at designated campsites with basic facilities, and a support team will handle setting up and taking down the tents.
Is it safe to trek the Rongai Route?
Yes, the Rongai Route is considered safe, especially when guided by experienced and licensed tour operators. It's important to follow the instructions of your guides and adhere to safety protocols.
Do I need to hire a guide and porters for the Rongai Route?
Yes, hiring a guide and porters is mandatory for all Kilimanjaro treks, including the Rongai Route. They play a crucial role in ensuring your safety, carrying equipment, and supporting you throughout the journey.
What kind of physical fitness is required for the Rongai Route?
While you don't need to be an athlete, a good level of physical fitness is necessary for the Rongai Route. Regular cardiovascular and endurance training will help prepare you for the trek.
Are there any altitude-related risks on the Rongai Route?
Altitude sickness is a concern on any Kilimanjaro route, including Rongai. The gradual ascent of Rongai does help reduce the risks, but it's essential to acclimatize properly, stay hydrated, and listen to your guides if any symptoms of altitude sickness appear
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