Climb Mt Kilimanjaro Safely With Our Expert Guides
Feel the crunch of fresh snow under your boots as you slowly approach the summit of Africa’s highest peak - Mt Kilimanjaro! A little breathless, you take a break to look down at the endless African Savanah below. Lit by the best sunrise you’ve ever seen, you stand in awe, a little overwhelmed by the cold, the stunning views, and the sense of achievement of having just summited the highest free-standing mountain in the world.
Climbing to the top of Kilimanjaro is a challenge that should not be underestimated. To be successful, you need a team that knows how to safely push you to your absolute limit. With a summit success rate of 98%, a 100% safety record, and a team of experienced local & Australian guides, Adventure Out Loud can’t wait to stand on the Roof of Africa with you.
Are you ready for a journey of self-discovery, to push your limits, achieve great feats, and make new friends from around the world? Join one of our unforgettable Kilimanjaro treks today.
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The ultimate guide to trekking Mount Kilimanjaro
Kilimanjaro is considered one of the easiest major mountains to trek because it doesn’t require technical mountaineering gear or training. Each year, around 30,000 to 50,000 people attempt the climb, with approximately 70–80% successfully reaching the summit.
To boost your chances of success, it’s important to plan a 7- to 10-day trek. This will allow your body time for proper acclimatisation and safety measures. At Adventure Out Loud, our experienced guides are trained in high-altitude safety, skilled at spotting early symptoms of altitude sickness, and committed to taking all necessary precautions to keep you safe. Read the full guide to understand every aspect of your Kilimanjaro trek.
How to Pack for Mount Kilimanjaro
Packing for Kilimanjaro requires careful planning, with temperatures ranging from warm days to freezing summit nights, and conditions that can quickly turn cold, wet, or windy. With five different climate zones to cross, having the right gear is essential for a safe and comfortable trek.
To save money, we recommend buying only the essentials and hiring the rest, especially if this is your first major hike. Our detailed Kilimanjaro packing list helps you prioritise what to buy, what to hire, and how to pack smart for your adventure. Read all you need to know about packing to climb Mt Kilimanjaro in the full guide!