Trekking
Tanzania Trekking and Mountain Climbs
Summit nights are won days earlier, in how the route is paced. Kilimanjaro and Meru in Tanzania, Point Lenana on Mount Kenya, and the gorilla forests of Uganda — walked, not raced.
Routes
Routes across three countries.
All climbs are private and include park fees, mountain crew, tents, meals and airport transfers. Crew wages follow KPAP fair-treatment guidance.
Guided in English, Swahili, German, Chinese, Spanish, Italian.
Mount Kenya · Sirimon–Chogoria
Kenya's trekking peak, climbed up the dry northern valley and down the most beautiful descent on the mountain.
View the routeBwindi Gorilla Trek
Uganda's mountain gorillas, with the permit secured first and the lodge chosen to match your trekking sector.
View the routeLemosho Route
The most scenic western approach, with the acclimatisation profile we recommend for first-time summiters.
View the routeMachame Route
Steeper and more direct, with dramatic ridgelines. Best for walkers who train before they arrive.
View the routeRongai Route
Approached from the drier northern side — quieter trails and a gentler gradient throughout.
View the routeMount Meru
4,562m and often overlooked. Wildlife on the lower slopes and a superb Kilimanjaro acclimatisation climb.
View the routeBefore the mountain
We build in a night in Arusha for gear checks and a proper briefing with your head guide. Rental kit is available and inspected in front of you.
After the mountain
Most climbers pair the summit with three or four nights on safari, or a week on the coast. Descending on Friday and swimming in Zanzibar on Sunday is entirely possible.
Plan with us
Tell us when you can travel. We'll tell you where the good light is.
Every itinerary is drawn by hand in our Arusha office — routing, pacing, camps and honest budget ranges. One conversation is usually enough to know whether we're the right fit.