Kilimanjaro & the Peaks
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Explola is a simple way to find and compare trusted trekking operators for Mount Kilimanjaro (5,895m) and Mount Meru (4,566m). Browse handpicked routes and itineraries, request free quotes, and deal directly with the operators who run the climbs. There are no booking fees and no markups, so the price you are quoted is the operator's own. You choose the operator that is right for you.

9-Day Climbing Kilimanjaro Lemosho Route
Visits: Kilimanjaro National Park
From
$2,897 /person


5-Day Kilimanjaro Cycling Kilema Marangu Route
Visits: Kilimanjaro National Park
From
$1,600 /person
Customizable


5-Day Mount Meru Climbing Adventure
Visits: Arusha National Park
From
$800 /person
Customizable


9-Day Kilimanjaro Climb via Lemosho Route
Visits: Kilimanjaro National Park
From
$2,000 /person


9-Day Kilimanjaro Lemosho & Crater Camp Trek
Visits: Kilimanjaro National Park
From
$2,060 /person
Customizable


7-Day Kilimanjaro Marangu Route Trek
Visits: Kilimanjaro National Park
From
$1,530 /person
Customizable


4-Day Mount Meru Trekking Adventure
Visits: Arusha National Park
From
$720 /person
Customizable


8-Day Kilimanjaro Climbing Lemosho Route
Visits: Kilimanjaro National Park
From
$2,250 /person
Customizable


7-Day Mount Kilimanjaro Climb via the Marangu Route
Visits: Kilimanjaro National Park
From
$1,500 /person
Customizable


7-Day Kilimanjaro Climb via Machame Route
Visits: Kilimanjaro National Park
From
$1,800 /person

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Frequently asked questions
The questions travelers ask most before they reach out.
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1Which Kilimanjaro route should I choose?
Machame and Lemosho are the most popular for their scenery and strong acclimatization, while Marangu and Rongai are gentler options. Longer routes of 7 to 8 days give better acclimatization and higher summit success. Tell operators your experience and timeframe, and they will recommend.
2How many days do I need?
Kilimanjaro treks typically run 6 to 9 days depending on the route. Mount Meru takes about 3 to 4 days and is often climbed first as acclimatization before Kilimanjaro.
3How hard is it, and what are my chances of summiting?
Kilimanjaro is a non-technical trek, so no climbing experience is needed, but it is a serious high-altitude effort. Success comes down to choosing a longer route, proper acclimatization, and a good operator. Reasonable fitness helps a lot.
4Should I climb Mount Meru before Kilimanjaro?
Many trekkers do. At 4,566m, Meru is an excellent acclimatization climb that can improve your Kilimanjaro summit chances, and it is a rewarding trek in its own right. Several operators offer Meru and Kilimanjaro combinations.
5How much does a trek cost?
It depends on the route, number of days, group size, and comfort level. Request free quotes and operators will tailor an itinerary to your plans. With no booking fees, the price you are quoted is the operator's own.
6When is the best time to climb?
The most popular windows are January to early March and June to October, when conditions are typically driest. Climbs run year-round, and operators can advise on timing.
7Who runs the treks?
Explola is the marketplace that connects you with verified operators. The operators run the climbs, and you inquire and deal with them directly. No middleman, no booking fees.