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Kilimanjaro climbing routes:

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Machame Route 6 Days

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From $1,470

[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″ css=”.vc_custom_1522740462183{padding-top: 30px !important;padding-right: 30px !important;padding-bottom: 30px !important;padding-left: 30px !important;background-color: #d6d6d6 !important;}”][vc_column_text]Known as the “Whiskey route”, Truly Machame route is the most popular route and has a very high success rate of making it to the top. It offers beautiful and natural features of landscape. It starts with a nice day of walking through the rainforest and has a nice steady altitude increase each day. The accommodation on the way up and down is strictly camping (movable tents) only. The Machame Route takes you high to Lava Tower on day 3 then brings you down for an overnight at Barranco Camp. This intermediate ascent and descent is the secret to a successful acclimatization and is the reason that this route has a high success rate. The Machame route is normally completed in a minimum of 6 days/5nights on the mountain.

ARRIVE IN TANZANIA

Arrive at the Kilimanjaro International Airport where you will be meet with All weather adventures representative, picked up there and transfer to hotel in Moshi town. Then you will meet your guide who will brief you on your upcoming trek and do an equipment check to make sure you have all the necessary mountain gear. Gear which is missing can be rented on this day.

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	Machame Camp
	Distance:	| 11km / 7 mile
	Approx. trekking time:	| 5 – 7 hours
	Zone:	| Rainforest
	Meals:	| Breakfast
		| Lunch
		| Dinner

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	Shira Camp
	Distance:	| 5.4km / 3.4 miles
	Approx. trekking time:	| 5 hours
	Zone:	| Rainforest / Low Alpine Zone
	Meals:	| Breakfast
		| Lunch
		| Dinner

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	Barranco Camp
	Distance:	| 10.8km / 6.7 miles
	Approx. trekking time:	| 8 hours
	Zone:	| Low alpine zone / High alpine zone
	Meals:	| Breakfast
		| Lunch
		| Dinner

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	Barafu Camp
	Distance:	| 8.5km / 5.3 miles
	Approx. trekking time:	| 8 hours
	Zone:	| High alpine zone
	Meals:	| Breakfast
		| Lunch
		| Dinner

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	Uhuru Peak
	Distance:	| 16.4km / 9.6 miles
	Approx. trekking time:	| 13hours – 15hours
	Zone:	| Glacial zone and the all preceding zones
	Meals:	| Breakfast
		| Lunch
		| Dinner

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	Mweka Gate
	Distance:	| 9.1km / 7.5 miles
	Approx. trekking time:	| 3 hours
	Zone:	| Rainforest
	Hotel:	| Bed & Breakfast

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	Moshi
	Meals	| Breakfast

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The climb cost includes:

• Pick up at International Airport;
• Transfer to the hotel Parkview inn or Kilimanjaro wonders hotel
• Professional mountain crew. Each participant will be provided with a porter (who can carry up to 15 kg of personal baggage);
• Fair wages for the mountain crew as approved by the Kilimanjaro National Park Authority (KINAPA), Kilimanjaro Association of Tour Operators (KIATO)
• Kilimanjaro National Park permits.
• Kilimanjaro National Park rescue fees
• Camping/hut fees
• 3 meals daily while on the mountain. The menu includes different soups, garnishes, several types of fish and meat, fresh fruit and vegetables; vegetarian options are available upon request
• Modern tents
• First aid kit
• Warm and comfortable sleeping pads (2 inches thick)
• Portable flush toilets can be provided for free upon clients request
• Group equipment (dining tent, table, chairs, crockery and cutlery)
• Meeting the group at the National Park exit and transfer to the hotel
• Accommodation after the climb
• International certificates for a successful ascent
• Return transfer to Kilimanjaro airport.

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The climb cost excludes:

• Flights tickets
• Visa fee
• Personal gear rental
• Items of a personal nature
• Laundry services
• Tips for the mountain

Tip on mountain Kilimanjaro is recommended for group sharing as following:

• Guide $15 – $20 per day
• Cook $10 – $15 per day
• Porter $8 – $10 per day

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