Lets Kilimanjaro Brothers guide up for the challenge of climbing the world’s tallest freestanding mountain, we’ve compiled everything you need to know in this beginner’s guide to you. It takes the most frequently asked questions and common misconceptions about climbing Kilimanjaro and sets the record straight. Let’s dive right in. How to Climb Kilimanjaro for...Read More
A Kilimanjaro Join Group Is a collection of travelers that book a similar hiking trip with a minimum requirement of at least 2 people or more confirmed and scheduled on specific dates, to achieve Kilimanjaro hiking set goals . And thus a Kilimanjaro join group. Types of Kilimanjaro Join Groups Kilimanjaro Open Groups These are...Read More
How to Plan a successful Kilimanjaro Climb Planning a successful Kilimanjaro climb forces you to have a detailed information on picking the right time, choosing the tour company as well as a route, fitness practice, altitude sickness facts , high altitude medications and getting you to Tanzania, then to start your hike for successful Kilimanjaro...Read More
One of the important prerequisites of a successful summit attempt is to pack wisely before climbing. Ensure that you are well equipped before you attempt the journey. Please remember to limit the weight of your duffel bag and its content, to be carried by the porters on the climb, to be 10 kg or less....Read More
We at Kilimanjaro Brothers are very proud to be an active Tanzania locally owned company, run by real native people rather than online middle agents. By choosing this path we maintain our human spirit, both personal and approachable. Climbing Kilimanjaro is within your reach with a good successful rate. For over a decade, we have...Read More
It’s now the new longest route on Kilimanjaro, the Northern Circuit also has the most acclimatization time and the highest summit success rate. Thus, the Northern Circuit route is highly recommended. The route approaches Mount Kilimanjaro from the west, beginning with a long drive from Moshi to Londorossi Gate. From there, the first two days...Read More
Mweka Route This is not a climbing route, it is only used for descent. You will follow it if climbing Kilimanjaro on the Machame, Shira, Lemosho or Umbwe route. As restricted as all of this sounds, there are possible variations. Some of the routes have alternate paths for some sections, you can combine different sections of...Read More
Umbwe Route The steepest Kilimanjaro route. Duration: 5 – 6 days. The Umbwe route is not a technical route, but it is a very direct, very steep, very tough, and in parts very exposed route. The Umbwe route joins the Machame route near the Barranco Camp on the second night. On the other routes Barranco Camp is...Read More
Lemosho Route Overview This is the best and longest route in Mount Kilimanjaro as it allows more time for acclimatization time, more spectacular scenery. This route has been an all round favorite and despite becoming busy once it joins the Machame route at Lava Tower, the ascent profile, scenic variation and ascent via Stella Point...Read More
