6-Day Mount Kilimanjaro Trek: Marangu Route Classic Hut Accommodation

This 6-day Mount Kilimanjaro trek follows the Marangu Route and includes classic hut accommodation for a comfortable climbing experience.

Embark on an unforgettable 6-day adventure as you trek up the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro along the renowned Marangu Route. This family-friendly journey is perfect for those seeking both excitement and comfort. Enjoy classic hut accommodations each night, providing a cozy and restful place to recharge after a day of exploring the beautiful landscapes. With experienced guides leading the way, you'll experience the wonders of Kilimanjaro in a safe and supportive environment, making memories that will last a lifetime.

What's included?

Private airport pick-up and drop-off at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO)
2 nights of hotel accommodation (1 night before the trek, 1 night after the trek)
All Kilimanjaro National Park entry, hut accommodation, and rescue permits
Government taxes and 18% VAT
Shared wooden A-frame hut accommodations while on the mountain (no tents needed)
Certified professional wilderness guides, a mountain chef, and a dedicated porter team
Three fresh, hot meals daily while on the mountain
Clean, purified drinking water throughout the trek
Emergency oxygen cylinders, first-aid kits, and daily pulse/oximeter health checks
Official Kilimanjaro National Park summit certificate

Exclusions

International flights and Tanzania entry visas
Tips for the mountain crew (guides, chef, and porters)
Personal trekking gear (sleeping bag, warm layers, trekking poles)
High-altitude travel and medical insurance
Extra meals, drinks, or alcohol at the hotel before and after the climb
Personal laundry, phone calls, and items of a personal nature
Single room supplement at the hotel (if traveling alone and wanting a private room)
Souvenirs and optional tips for hotel staff or drivers

What to bring

What to Bring: Heavy down jacket, thermal layers (tops and bottoms), waterproof hiking jacket and pants, sturdy broken-in hiking boots, a -10°C rated sleeping bag (huts have mattresses, but you need your own bag), and a 30L daypack with a rain cover.

Nice to Have: High-SPF sunscreen, polarized sunglasses, lip balm with SPF, trekking poles to save your knees on the long 20 km descent on Day 7, a headlamp with extra batteries for the midnight Kibo summit push, energy gels or comfort snacks, and plenty of wet wipes for quick refreshes in the huts.