Kilimanjaro Routes
Three routes to Uhuru Peak, the highest point in Africa: Lemosho for the best acclimatisation, Machame for the scenery, Marangu for huts instead of tents. Oxygen and a stretcher on every climb.
Explore the routes
The roof of Africa, the greatest wildlife spectacle on earth and an island in the Indian Ocean — often in the same trip.
Tanzania has the highest mountain in Africa, the Serengeti, the Ngorongoro Crater and Zanzibar's beaches — and they are close enough together to combine in a fortnight. Most visitors fly into Kilimanjaro International (JRO); we meet you there.
Three routes to Uhuru Peak, the highest point in Africa: Lemosho for the best acclimatisation, Machame for the scenery, Marangu for huts instead of tents. Oxygen and a stretcher on every climb.
Explore the routesEight days on the northern circuit: Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara and Tarangire.
Enquire & get pricingEleven days: the northern circuit, then a flight to Zanzibar for Stone Town and the east-coast beaches.
Enquire & get pricingNgorongoro Crater and Tarangire from Arusha or Moshi — the natural add-on after Kilimanjaro.
Enquire & get pricingYour own roof-tented 4WD through Ngorongoro and the Serengeti, plus a morning with the Hadzabe at Lake Eyasi.
See full itineraryTen days from Kilimanjaro's foothills across the interior to the Indian Ocean, with full vehicle support.
Enquire & get pricingA complete loop of the massif across the Tanzanian and Kenyan sides — Kili from every angle.
Enquire & get pricingMount Meru's foothills, the Ngorongoro highlands and the Manyara escarpment. Built around your dates.
Enquire & get pricingJRO to Moshi or Arusha, plus onward road transfers to the Serengeti gates and across the border to Nairobi.
Enquire & get pricingThe practical detail, whichever continent you're flying from.
January–March and June–October are the dry seasons and the best Kilimanjaro windows. The Serengeti is rewarding year-round; the migration reaches the north around July–September.
Most nationalities get a Tanzanian visa on arrival at JRO or online in advance. Yellow fever certificates are required if you're arriving from certain countries — we'll flag it in your quote.
The most popular combination we run. Climb first while you're fresh, then spend three to eight days in the Serengeti and Ngorongoro to recover.
Tell us whether you're here for the mountain, the wildlife, the island — or all three — and we'll build the itinerary and send a quote.
Tell us a little about your trip and we'll come back with options and pricing.
Three world-class destinations within a few hundred kilometres of each other. Two weeks and you can have all of them.