9 Days Kilimanjaro Northern Circuit Climb

Overview

Embark on an exhilarating journey with our 9 Days Kilimanjaro Northern Circuit Climb. This private guided mountain trek offers a safe, wellness-oriented adventure, ideal for experienced trekkers seeking a mid-range to premium experience in Tanzania's iconic landscape. The Northern Circuit, known for its stunning scenery and biodiversity, ensures ample time for acclimatization. As you traverse through diverse ecosystems, you'll be awe-inspired by the breathtaking views and rich flora and fauna. Our professionally supported climb guarantees your safety and comfort from start to finish. Prepare for a remarkable ascent filled with adventure, camaraderie, and unforgettable memories as you strive to reach the summit of Africa's highest peak.

Highlights

Reach the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro via the scenic Northern Circuit.
Enjoy spectacular views of diverse landscapes and unique wildlife.
Benefit from professional guidance and support throughout the climb.
Experience a gradual ascent that aids in altitude acclimatization.
Camp under the stars at designated sites on the mountain.

Explore lush forests
alpine meadows
and desert landscapes.
Photograph the breathtaking sunrise and sunset from high altitudes.

Itinerary

Day 1

Arrival in Moshi

Upon arrival in Moshi, you'll be warmly greeted by your guide and transferred to your hotel for check-in. Take some time to rest and adjust to the local climate. Later, participate in a comprehensive briefing about your upcoming climb. This is also an excellent opportunity to purchase any last-minute trekking gear or supplies you may need before starting your adventure.

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Day 2

Moshi to Lemosho Gate

After breakfast, you'll depart for Lemosho Gate, where your adventure officially begins. Following registration, you'll start your ascent through lush rainforest. As you trek, soak in the vibrant sounds of nature and observe local wildlife. The day culminates at Lemosho Camp, where you'll set up for your first night in the wild.

Day 3

Lemosho Glades to Shira 1 Camp

Today's hike takes you through the picturesque Lemosho Glades, characterized by stunning views and diverse wildlife. The trail gradually ascends toward the Shira Plateau, allowing you to appreciate the expansive landscapes. Arrive at Shira 1 Camp in the afternoon, where you'll have time to rest and enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings.

Day 4

Shira 1 Camp to Shira 2 Camp

This day features a steady trek toward Shira 2 Camp, designed to help you adjust to higher altitudes. As you walk, take in breathtaking views of Kibo Peak and the extensive terrain around you. The route is relatively gentle, facilitating acclimatization while allowing you to appreciate your majestic surroundings.

Day 5

Shira 2 Camp to Barranco Camp

Today, you'll continue your journey toward Barranco Camp. Your route takes you through the Lava Tower, a striking geological feature, perfect for acclimatization. After navigating some challenging sections, you'll descend into the lush Barranco Camp, where the striking Barranco Wall offers a stunning backdrop for your overnight stay.

Day 6

Barranco Camp to Karanga Camp

After enjoying breakfast, it's time to tackle the iconic Barranco Wall, which promises to deliver breathtaking views as you climb. Upon reaching the top, transition into the serene Karanga Valley, where you will set up camp and relax in this captivating environment, taking in the beautiful vistas surrounding you.

Day 7

Karanga Camp to Barafu Camp

Your trek today involves a steady ascent toward Barafu Camp, a crucial point for your upcoming summit attempt. Although the trek can be demanding, the experience is rewarding, offering a unique opportunity to connect with fellow climbers. You'll arrive at Barafu Camp in the late afternoon, where it's essential to rest well in anticipation of the summit push.

Day 8

Summit Day - Uhuru Peak

The summit day begins in the early hours after midnight, as you rise to begin your ascent to Uhuru Peak. As your team climbs, take moments to absorb the stunning views around you, fueling your determination to reach the top. Celebrate your arrival at the summit before beginning the descent back to Barafu Camp, where warm food and rest await.

Day 9

Descend to Mweka Gate

After a well-deserved breakfast, you will begin your descent from Barafu Camp through the verdant mountain forests down to Mweka Gate. Upon reaching the gate, you'll receive a commemorative certificate for your achievements. A transfer back to Moshi will provide a fitting end to your incredible climbing experience.

Inclusions

Private guided trek with experienced guides.
All park fees and climbing permits included.
Accommodation in tents
sleeping bags
and pads.
All meals during the trek prepared by professional chefs.
Support of porters for gear and supplies.
Emergency oxygen and first-aid kit available.

Exclusions

International flights to Tanzania.
Personal trekking gear and equipment.
Meals in Moshi or Arusha before and after the climb.
Optional tips for guides and porters.
Travel insurance covering trekking activities.
Any additional excursions or activities outside the itinerary.

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9 Days Kilimanjaro Northern Circuit Climb

9 Days / 8 Nights • USD 2500 Per person

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Private guided trek with experienced guides.
All park fees and climbing permits included.
Accommodation in tents
sleeping bags
and pads.
All meals during the trek prepared by professional chefs.
Support of porters for gear and supplies.
Emergency oxygen and first-aid kit available.

FAQs

What is the best time to climb Kilimanjaro?

The ideal months for climbing Mount Kilimanjaro are January to March and June to October. These dry seasons offer clearer skies and more stable weather, significantly enhancing your trekking experience.

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Is there a risk of altitude sickness on the climb?

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