Climb Kilimanjaro With People Who Actually Care
Transparent pricing. Ethical guides. 98% success rate.
Start Your Journey
Transparent pricing. Ethical guides. 98% success rate.
Start Your JourneyAll packages include professional guides, park fees, meals, and camping equipment. No hidden costs.
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We're not like other operators. Here's why hundreds of climbers trust us with their summit dreams.
Every dollar accounted for. We publish exactly what you pay for: guide wages, park fees, porter compensation. No smoke and mirrors.
Our porters earn $20+ per day with proper gear, weight limits, and insurance. They're the backbone of every summit.
Meet your guides before you book. Real profiles, real credentials. Average 8+ years on the mountain. Wilderness First Responder certified.
Pulse oximeters. Emergency oxygen. Experienced medics. Evacuation insurance included. We've never lost a client to altitude sickness.
Real reviews from real summits. No fake testimonials.
I was skeptical about the transparent pricing until I saw the cost breakdown. Knowing exactly where my money went made the experience so much better. Our guide Jonas was incredible.
Seattle, USA
The Lemosho route was perfect. The extra acclimatization day made all the difference. Summit day was tough but our team got us there. Best adventure of my life.
London, UK
What stood out most was how well the porters were treated. Proper gear, fair wages, respect. That's rare in this industry. Made me proud to climb with KiliPeak.
Sydney, Australia
Everything you need to know before booking your climb.
Yes, when done properly. Kilimanjaro is a non-technical climb (no ropes or ice axes needed), but altitude is the real challenge. We mitigate risk with:
Our 98% success rate comes from never rushing climbers and knowing when to turn back.
If you can hike 5-6 hours with a light daypack, you can summit Kilimanjaro. This isn't Everest - it's a challenging trek, not a technical climb.
We recommend:
Mental toughness matters more than pure fitness. Summit day is long and cold, but if you can handle discomfort, you can make it.
Everything you need on the mountain:
Not included: Tips (budget $250-350), sleeping bag rental ($30), personal gear, travel insurance, flights, visas.
Tipping is customary in Tanzania and represents a significant portion of crew income. We're transparent about this:
Recommended tips (7-day climb):
Total budget: $250-350 per climber
Unlike other operators, our crew already earns fair base wages ($20+ per day for porters), so tips are truly optional - but deeply appreciated.
First: it happens, and it's nothing to be ashamed of. About 60-70% of climbers summit on average across all operators (our rate is 98%, but we choose longer routes).
If you need to turn back:
We've turned climbers around at 5,500m because their oxygen saturation was too low. They thanked us later. The mountain will always be there.
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