Climbing the Kilimanjaro: an unforgettable experience!
Climbing the Kilimanjaro in Tanzania is truly an unforgettable experience. Mount Kilimanjaro majestically rises up from the rainforest of north-eastern Tanzania to its pristine, snow- and ice-covered summit at 5,895 meters (19, 340 ft).
Climbing this inactive volcano--the highest mountain in Africa and the 4th highest freestanding mountain on earth--is truly an unforgettable experience, once thought to be reserved for rugged and elite “Expert” climbers with months of preparation under their belts. But with Ramon Stoppelenburg’s Expedition Kilimanjaro, even you can conquer this “Sleeping Giant!”
Watch the online documentary about the Kilimanjaro and its climb
For the ultimate Expedition Kilimanjaro I have composed an 11-day adventure.
This consists of 7 days camping on the mountain (6 nights) and 4 days in a
very attractive local hotel in Moshi (two days before and two days after the climb).
One expedition consists of a maximum of 12 people led by certified native Tanzanian guides and porters with years of mountain climbing experience. While mountain guides direct your group through the scenic ascent of the highest mountain in Africa, porters will assume the physical demand of carrying your personal items and all camping gear throughout the seven-day journey.
Small groups and solo hikers may opt for more a more intimate Expedition Kilimanjaro with their own personal guide, leaving on the date of their choosing.
This price remains the same whether you participate in one of the international Expedition Kilimanjaro groups leaving throughout the year (see Agenda below) or arrange your own small group or solo guided trek.
Flying to Kenya is cheapest option
There are many ways to arrange your personal travel to and from Moshi, Tanzania, the starting point of Expedition Kilimanjaro. Return flights can be booked from London or Amsterdam to Dar Es Salaam or directly to Kilimanjaro International Airport for around 1,000 EUR.
For the adventurous participant wishing to save money, flights from London or Amsterdam to the Kenyan capital city of Nairobi begin already at 640 EUR, and air-conditioned shuttle bus services are available for the half-day journey from Nairobi to Moshi for only US$ 70 (round trip).
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Agenda expedition groups 2014
a total of 12 places are available per expedition
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The mentioned date below is the arrival date in Tanzania (Day 1).
| JUL 6 |
July expedition*
4 participants booked |
| AUG 5 |
August expedition*
7 participants booked |
| SEP 3 |
September expedition*
4 participants reserved
7 participants booked |
| OCT 2 |
October expedition* |
| NOV 1 |
November expedition I*
2 participants reserved |
| NOV 30 |
November expedition II* |
| DEC 25 |
December expedition
2 participants reserved |
Agenda expedition groups 2015
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| January expedition I |
| JAN 30 |
January expedition II* |
| FEB 20 |
February expedition I |
| FEB 27 |
February expedition II* |
| MAR 28 |
March expedition* |
| MAY 26 |
May expedition* |
| JUN 25 |
June expedition* |
| JUL 24 |
July expedition* |
| AUG 23 |
August expedition* |
*
= reach the summit during full moon
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Remember, you are free to pick your own date too! The price stays exactly the same.
Organized by
travel specialist, published Dutch author, photographer, event manager, marketing producer and manager of two movie houses in Phnom Penh. Has climbed Kilimanjaro frequently since June 2008.
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Who made it to the top?
Theo made it to the summit in March 2014!
Theo van Vlodrop: "It was great! Went deep but with guide Harun you'll get there. Very enjoyable, unfortunately it rained a lot. 3rd day was heavy through rain and snow, little time to recover. Puked out everything, but gently taken care of by climbing budy Han. Day 4 was a great day, just as day 5. Last day as a zombie up there and as a marathon runner down once. Recovering at the hotel, enjoying a good massage and good sleep."
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Links
Order the ultimate guide book
Henry Stedman: 'A Trekking Guide to Africa's Highest Mountain'
Awards
Partner
Supporter of the Kilimanjaro Guide Scholarship Foundation
