Kilimanjaro National Park house Africa’s highest mountain and the tallest free standing mountain in the world, this mountain is dominated by the stunning panorama that it provides.

Standing at 5,985m tall, this is one of the world most accessible summits, but still reaching the summit (Uhuru peak) is the massive achievement, but its lower reaches can be explored without any formal climbing training or professional equipment.

Beyond the climbing experience, Kilimanjaro offers the opportunity to explore a number of distinct climate zones as it ascends from the tropical savannah all the way up to the icy Arctic of its peak.

Standing at 5,985m tall, this is one of the world most accessible summits, but still reaching the summit (Uhuru peak) is the massive achievement, but its lower reaches can be explored without any formal climbing training or professional equipment.

Beyond the climbing experience, Kilimanjaro offers the opportunity to explore a number of distinct climate zones as it ascends from the tropical savannah all the way up to the icy Arctic of its peak.

Mountain climbing can be done throughout the year. However, the best time is mid June-October and December-mid March.

123 km, a two hours drive from the city of Arusha or 48 km, an hour drive from Moshi town to Marangu Gate and 86km one hour and half drive from Kilimanjaro International Airport.