Marangu Hotel organises private climbs, but when climbers request it we make their climbs open to joiners. The climbs that can be joined are listed below:
The least busy of the routes on Kilimanjaro, and the only route that camps directly underneath Mawenzi Peak. Amazing views onto the plains of Amboseli national park.
For more on this route, follow the link below:
he most westerly of the routes on Kilimanjaro, this route allows you to see the whole of the Shira Plateau and before you get on to the plateau you walk around the Shira ridge. After the plateau you join the normal Machame route, making your final ascent from Barafu camp to Stella Point and on to Uhuru Peak.
This is the second most popular route on Kilimanjaro. There are huts on this route for climbers. The climb starts with a walk through a beautiful section of rain forest where monkeys may be seen. The second day takes you over ridges and through the moorland - with great views of both peaks. The third day is a rest and acclimatization day, that can include short walks towards Mawenzi peak. The fourth day takes you through the alpine desert, generally above the clouds, and on to the base of Kibo, before you start your final push late that night.
This is the second most popular route on Kilimanjaro. There are huts on this route for climbers. The climb starts with a walk through a beautiful section of rain forest where monkeys may be seen. The second day takes you over ridges and through the moorland - with great views of both peaks. The third day is a rest and acclimatization day, that can include short walks towards Mawenzi peak. The fourth day takes you through the alpine desert, generally above the clouds, and on to the base of Kibo, before you start your final push late that night.
This is the second most popular route on Kilimanjaro. There are huts on this route for climbers. The climb starts with a walk through a beautiful section of rain forest where monkeys may be seen. The second day takes you over ridges and through the moorland - with great views of both peaks. The third day is a rest and acclimatization day, that can include short walks towards Mawenzi peak. The fourth day takes you through the alpine desert, generally above the clouds, and on to the base of Kibo, before you start your final push late that night.
The least busy of the routes on Kilimanjaro, and the only route that camps directly underneath Mawenzi Peak. Amazing views onto the plains of Amboseli national park.
For more on this route, follow the link below:
This is the second most popular route on Kilimanjaro. There are huts on this route for climbers. The climb starts with a walk through a beautiful section of rain forest where monkeys may be seen. The second day takes you over ridges and through the moorland - with great views of both peaks. The third day is a rest and acclimatization day, that can include short walks towards Mawenzi peak. The fourth day takes you through the alpine desert, generally above the clouds, and on to the base of Kibo, before you start your final push late that night.
he most westerly of the routes on Kilimanjaro, this route allows you to see the whole of the Shira Plateau and before you get on to the plateau you walk around the Shira ridge. After the plateau you join the normal Machame route, making your final ascent from Barafu camp to Stella Point and on to Uhuru Peak.
The least busy of the routes on Kilimanjaro, and the only route that camps directly underneath Mawenzi Peak. Amazing views onto the plains of Amboseli national park.
For more on this route, follow the link below:
This is the second most popular route on Kilimanjaro. There are huts on this route for climbers. The climb starts with a walk through a beautiful section of rain forest where monkeys may be seen. The second day takes you over ridges and through the moorland - with great views of both peaks. The third day is a rest and acclimatization day, that can include short walks towards Mawenzi peak. The fourth day takes you through the alpine desert, generally above the clouds, and on to the base of Kibo, before you start your final push late that night.
Join a Machame Route 7 day Kilimanjaro climb. This route on the western side of Kilimanjaro takes you onto the Shira Plateau, then onto Lava Tower, over the Barranco wall, through Karanga valley and finally up from Barafu camp to Stella Point and onwards to Uhuru Peak. Superb views
For more on this route, follow the link below:
Organising Kilimanjaro climbs, hikes and trekking since 1932, Marangu Hotel has the experience and the resources to help you plan your climb, help you equip yourself for your climb and finally to guide you safely on your climb up, and down, Kilimanjaro.
