5 Days Kilimanjaro – 2 nights hotel Climb via Marangu Route

Arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) where our friendly team will meet and transfer you to Park View Hotel or a similar comfortable lodge in Moshi.
Accommodation: Park View Hotel or Kilimanjaro Crane Hotel
Meals: Bed & Breakfast

Guides: 1 climber = 1 guide | 2 climbers = 2 guides | For every additional 2 climbers = +1 guide

• Chef: 1 professional mountain chef per every 5 climbers
• Porters: 3 porters per climber to carry luggage, food, and supplies.

• Airport transfers (arrival & departure)
• 2 nights in Moshi (Bed & Breakfast)
• 5 days on the mountain (Full Board)
• All park entry, hut, and rescue fees
• Certified and English-speaking mountain guides
• Porters, chef, and crew wages
• Boiled drinking water and meals on the mountain
• Pulse oximeter and first aid kit
• Emergency oxygen cylinder.

• International flights
• Visa fees
• Tips to guides, porters, and cook – 250 usd contribution from every climber.
• Personal trekking gear
• Travel insurance
• Alcoholic beverages and personal snacks

• Safari to Serengeti, Ngorongoro & Tarangire
• Zanzibar beach escape
• Cultural tours in Moshi or Materuni waterfalls

A: What to Wear on Day 1 (From Park Gate to First Camp)
Day 1 is usually warm to mild — you’ll start in a rainforest zone (around 1,800 m) with temperatures
15–22°C, but it can get cooler higher up.
Clothing:
• Base Layer Top – Moisture-wicking T-shirt (avoid cotton; use synthetic or merino wool).
• Light Hiking Pants – Quick-dry and breathable.
• Light Fleece Jacket – For when it gets cooler.
• Sun Hat or Cap – For UV protection.
• Underwear & Hiking Socks – Breathable, preferably merino wool.
• Trail Shoes or Lightweight Hiking Boots – Waterproof, broken-in, with good grip.
Accessories:
• Sunglasses (for sun & dust protection)
• Lightweight gloves (optional, in case of chill)
• Gaiters (optional, but useful if the trail is muddy)

B: Day Pack (Max 8 kg)
You carry this yourself. It contains everything you need during the hike — not what you’ll only use at camp.

1) Water – 2–3 liters in bottles or hydration bladder.
2) Snacks – Energy bars, nuts, dried fruit.
3) Rain Gear – Lightweight waterproof jacket & rain pants.
4) Light Warm Layer – Small fleece or windbreaker.
5) Hat & Buff/Neck Gaiter – For sun, wind, or dust.
6) Sunscreen & Lip Balm – SPF 30+ minimum.
7) Sunglasses – If not wearing already.
8) Personal Items – Toilet paper (small roll), wet wipes, hand sanitizer.
9) Small First Aid Kit – Plasters, blister pads, personal meds.
10) Camera or Phone – Fully charged, in waterproof pouch.
11) Trekking Poles – If collapsible, attach to side when not in use.

C: Rucksack/Duffel (Max 12 kg)
Porters carry this — you access it only at camp. Pack it in a waterproof liner or dry bags.

1) Warm Jacket – Down or synthetic, with hood.
2) Base Layers – Thermal tops x 2 & bottoms x 2
3) Hiking Pants – two pairs
4) Fleece Jacket
5) Warm Hat & Gloves – For evenings/mornings.
6) Extra Socks & Underwear – Keep dry pairs for camp. x 5 pairs
7) Sleeping Bag – Rated to -10°C or lower
8) Sleeping Bag Liner – Optional, adds warmth & keeps bag clean.
9) Camp Shoes or Sandals – To rest your feet.
10) Headlamp – With spare batteries.
11) Toiletries – Toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable soap.
12) Towel – Small quick-dry towel.
13) Balaclava
14) Wool hat
15) Small Pillow
16) Hand warmers
17) Sleeveless Down Jacket
18) Mittens Gloves
19) Power bank (for charging phone)
20) Book, journal, or small cards for downtime
21) Extra snacks for in between and the final ascent to the summit.