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5 Days Marangu Route Kilimanjaro Climb and Mountain Treks in Tanzania is a unique country with the highest mountains and highlands almost all over to experience astonishing and marvelous views, and the most common mountain in Tanzania and Africa, in general, is Mount Kilimanjaro (“Roof of Africa”) which is the free-standing mountain below the equator in a tropic zone with a snow cape. This mountain is endurable either by ascending to the top of it, the summit at 5895m above sea level, or walking through to the foothills and the lush forest of it.
5 Days Marangu Route Kilimanjaro Climb
Day 1 Arrival
Arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO), where you will meet a Crown Eagle Adventure representative, and transfer to the Silver Palm Hotel hotel. The hotel will provide all the essentials for a comfortable stay: cozy rooms, hot water, polite staff, a swimming pool, and Internet access. In the evening there will be a briefing with our managers, who will also make sure you are ready to begin the climb.
Day 2 Trekking From Marangu Gate To Mandara Hut
A guide and a mountain support crew will arrive at the hotel in the morning to meet you and hold a quick briefing, after which you will travel by vehicle to Kilimanjaro National Park’s eastern entrance: Marangu Gate (1,860 m). After the quick formality of acquiring climbing permits and registering with the search and rescue service, the group will start trekking up to Mandara Hut (2,700 m). The trekking route includes passage through the rainforest (where tropical showers are highly probable), so we recommend you take not only spare clothes but also your raincoats. When you reach the camp, our mountain support crew will take care of the necessities, pitch the tents, and prepare lunch.
Throughout the entire Marangu route, you will be spending your nights in special huts. They offer a great alternative to those who do not want to sleep in tents.
At night you may experience discomfort associated with acclimatization to the high altitude: because of a reduction in your waking breathing pattern, your body gets less oxygen than during the day. Taking altitude into account, you may therefore start feeling sick and have a headache. Pay attention to your own body and tell your guide if you start feeling any symptoms of altitude sickness.
ELEVATION 1,860 m to 2,700 m
HIKING TIME 5-7 hours
DISTANCE 11 km
DIFFICULTY Medium
HABITAT Rainforest
Day 3 Trekking From Mandara Hut To Horombo Hut
Early in the morning after breakfast, the group will depart Mandara Hut to start a moderate trek towards the second high-altitude camp: Horombo Hut (3,720 m). When you reach the camp on this day, you will be treated to views of two volcanos at once: Kibo and Mawenzi.
Several hours after lunch you will have to complete an acclimatization hike in the direction of Kibo Hut with a 200-meter gain in altitude, and then hike back down to Horombo Hut where dinner will be prepared for you.
Note: The acclimatization hike is an easy trek with a slight gain in altitude done to speed up the acclimatization process. You should take the acclimatization hikes very seriously. They help increase your chances of successfully summiting Kilimanjaro and save you from the consequences of altitude sickness.
Acclimatization hike:
Change in Elevation: Horombo Hut (3,720 m) — Destination point en route to Kibo Hut (3,920 m)
Hiking distance: 2.5 km
Hiking time: 1–2 hours
ELEVATION 2,700 m to 3,720 m
HIKING TIME 5-6 hours
DISTANCE 10 km
DIFFICULTY Medium
HABITAT Moorland
Day 4 Trekking From Horombo Hut To Kibo Hut Kilimanjaro
On this day, right after breakfast, the group will be trekking to the Kibo Hut (4,700 m). The actual trekking is not very difficult, just remember to stick with an appropriate pace to keep up your strength for the trekking to Kilimanjaro’s summit. When you reach the camp you will be served lunch, after which we recommend you sleep as much as you can, avoid any strenuous activity, and drink lots of water.
ELEVATION 3,720 m to 4,700 m
HIKING TIME 4-8 hours
DISTANCE 10 km
DIFFICULTY High
HABITAT Alpine desert
Day 5 Trekking To Uhuru Peak and Descent To Horombo Hut Kilimanjaro
Night departure from Kibo Hut (4,700 m) and the start of your trekking to Kilimanjaro’s summit: Uhuru peak (5,895 m). The trekking will be moderate from a physical standpoint, but the altitude presents a much more serious problem. For the entire length of the trekking, each pair of climbers will be accompanied by their guide, who will be monitoring your stamina and mental resolve. After your successful ascent to Uhuru Peak, you can descend to the nearest glacier if desired. Then you will return to Kibo Camp and after a two-hour rest continue your descent to Horombo Hut (3,720 m).
Note: Don’t forget that 90% of all accidents occur during the descent, including all broken arms and legs. Please pay attention to your feet, as there is a high risk of damaging your toenails.
ELEVATION 4,700 m to 5,895 m 5,895 m to 3,720 m
HIKING TIME 9-12 hours
DISTANCE 16 km
DIFFICULTY High
HABITAT Arctic
Day 6 Descent From Horombo Hut To Marangu Gate Kilimanjaro
You will be offered a warm breakfast in the morning, after which we will head for the Kilimanjaro National Park’s exit: Marangu Gate (1,860 m). After your descent, the whole group will gather to congratulate you, and then you will have the chance to share your opinions on the trip in the guestbook. Lastly, we will present you with your commemorative certificates (in our office) and provide you with a transfer back to the hotel.
ELEVATION 3,720 m to 1,860 m
HIKING TIME 5-6 hours
DISTANCE 18 km
DIFFICULTY Medium
HABITAT Rainforest
Day 7 Departure
Rest in the hotel and transfer to the airport.
Included
Kilimanjaro trekking according to the itinerary
Professional, Wilderness First Responder Guide
Proper Ration of Mountain crew (Cook & Porters)
Pre and Post accommodations (2 nights Bed and Breakfast)
Airport Transfers
Mineral water
Meals according to the itinerary
All National Park & Hut Fees, Crew Permits and VAT
Gate Transfers
Quality Imported Equipments
Not Included
Flights
Travel or Medical Insurance is required and you should ask for Recommendation
Alcoholic and soft drinks
Visa fees
Tips for porters and mountain crew
Personal spending money for souvenirs etc.
Personal hire gear such as trekking poles, sleeping bags, etc
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