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Kilimanjaro Porters Assistance Project 10 Years On: Here’s Why You Should Book Your Kilimanjaro Expedition With a KPAP Partner Company
The Kilimanjaro Porters Assistance Project or KPAP as it is more commonly called celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, and if you are wondering just how important it is to book your Kilimanjaro Climb with a KPAP Partner Company, you should take a moment to read the newly released facts and figures below. KPAP has…
Climb Kilimanjaro January 2020: Group Tour for International Adventurers
Is climbing Mount Kilimanjaro easy? Do you have what it takes to reach Uhuru Peak? Find out in January 2020 on a 7-Day Machame Route Group Tour. The perfect winter holiday for travellers who love to combine activity with adventure, climbing Kilimanjaro is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that may well change your outlook on life. It’s…
Climbing Kilimanjaro: What Happens When It Doesn’t Go to Plan!
When you book your Kilimanjaro Expedition, the last thing on your mind is failure, but sadly, a large percentage (believed to be more than 50% on 5-day expeditions) do not make it to Uhuru Peak. You can improve your chances by booking a longer trek (at least 7 days), training hard in the 12 weeks…
The Best Sleeping Bag for Your Kilimanjaro Trek
Trying to get a good night’s sleep on Mount Kilimanjaro is no easy task, especially if you are trekking the Machame Route, the Lemosho Route, or one of the other camping routes that do not overnight in Mountain Huts, but there are a few things you can do to make your nights more comfortable, and…
Climb Kilimanjaro – Great Value Total Lunar Eclipse Small Group Expedition
Many people list ‘Climbing Kilimanjaro’ as a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, and when you stand at Uhuru Peak some 5,895metres above sea level, the first thing you say to yourself is “amazing – but never again!”, but the truth is, this mighty mountain gets under your skin, and once you conquered it, it is only a matter…
Planet Lodge Arusha – Karibu to Kilimanjaro’s Friendliest Hotel
Many Kilimanjaro Climbing companies use hotels in Moshi as a base for their Kilimanjaro climbs, but if you want to see a little bit more of the ‘real’ Tanzania; it is worth heading into the city of Arusha, where you will find some great hotels and restaurants that serve traditional food to local people. Arusha…
Friday’s Photo Shoot: Climbing Kilimanjaro Machame Route on a Private Trek
Many people choose to climb Kilimanjaro over Christmas and New Year, and as a result, most group tours are booked up months in advance. Fortunately, there is an alternative for those who are less organised, and if you are thinking about climbing Kilimanjaro this festive season, you can still book a private trek along the…
Kilimanjaro, Serengeti & Zanzibar – A trio of delights just waiting to be discovered in Tanzania
The Kilimanjaro Climbing season is officially underway, and if you are thinking about climbing Africa’s highest mountain between now and next spring, make sure you allow a few extra days for a safari in the Serengeti Plains and a much-need beach break in Zanzibar. There are many different ways in which to schedule your trip…
A Day in the Life of a Kilimanjaro Porter
Kilimanjaro Porters are the unsung heroes of Mount Kilimanjaro, and if you are thinking about climbing Africa’s highest mountain anytime soon, you will need a team of professional mountain crew and porters to help you reach your goal – Uhuru Peak at 5,895metres above sea level. Those who have already climbed Kilimanjaro will know just…
Kilimanjaro vs. Aconcagua
If you dream of climbing the Seven Summits, your starting point will most probably be Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania or Mount Aconcagua in Argentina as they are both accessible by anyone with a good level of physical fitness and the routes are not technically challenging… but that is where the similarities end. At 6,962 metres…
Worried About Going Hungry on Kilimanjaro? Worry Not! Here’s a Typical Daily Menu…
I have been researching Aconcagua Climbing Companies recently, and was surprised to find that, while many companies offer a good service, many climbers complain that they are not getting enough food during their 18-day trek! With food being one of ‘the’ most important factors of any expedition, I cannot believe that some companies would cut…
