Mount Kilimanjaro
The highest mountain in Africa, located in Northeast Tanzania, near the Kenya border, with an elevation of 5,895m. It’s also the highest free-standing mountain in the world.
Born from the tectonic movements that created the Great Rift Valley, Kilimanjaro is an extinct volcano and one of the most massive mountains globally. The unique micro-climate around the mountain provides fertile lands in the southern and eastern regions.
Trekking Mount Kilimanjaro
For adventurers, climbing Kilimanjaro is an unforgettable experience, leading through equatorial jungle mists, up to snowy summits with breathtaking views.
Experienced guides and porters assist trekkers along various routes, passing through diverse vegetation zones, including forests, alpine meadows, and semi-desert landscapes before reaching the icy top.
Wildlife & Climate
Though large animals are rare at high altitudes, colobus monkeys, blue monkeys, and antelopes can be spotted. Vibrant birds such as the Hornbill and Turaco add color to the scenery.
The best trekking seasons are December - January, while heavy rainfall from April to May should be avoided.
