Tour Type
Mountain Climbing
Tour Duration
10 Days 9 Nights
Min. No of Pax
1
Tour Price
Budget
On request
Mid-range
On request
Luxury
On request
The Price Includes
- Professional Kilimanjaro mountain guide
- Assistant mountain guides where required according to group size
- Experienced mountain cook
- Mountain porters
- Mount Kilimanjaro National Park entrance fees
- Camping fees
- Rescue fees charged by the park authority
- Machame Route trekking permits
- Accommodation in mountain tents
- Quality sleeping tents during the climb
- Dining tent and dining equipment where provided
- Tables and chairs while camping
- Three prepared meals per day while trekking
- Drinking water during the mountain expedition
- Hot drinks such as tea and coffee during the climb
- Transport from Arusha to Machame Gate
- Transport from Mweka Gate back to Arusha
- Airport transfers according to the confirmed itinerary
- Accommodation in Arusha before the climb according to the confirmed package
- Accommodation in Arusha after the climb according to the confirmed package
- Pre climb briefing
- Kilimanjaro trekking safety monitoring
- First aid equipment carried by the mountain team
- Emergency oxygen where included within the operational mountain safety system
- Pulse oximeter monitoring where used by the guide team
- Summit certificate for qualifying climbers
- Government taxes applicable to included services
The Price Excludes
- International flights to and from Tanzania
- Tanzania visa fees
- Travel insurance
- Mandatory high altitude trekking insurance where required
- Personal trekking equipment
- Sleeping bag unless specifically included
- Hiking boots
- Trekking poles unless specifically included
- Personal clothing and cold weather gear
- Personal toiletries
- Laundry services
- Alcoholic beverages
- Soft drinks
- Meals in Arusha unless specifically stated
- Personal snacks and energy supplements
- Telephone charges
- Internet charges
- Medical expenses
- Vaccinations
- Personal medications
- Evacuation costs not covered by park rescue services or insurance
- Additional accommodation caused by flight delays
- Extra nights before or after the confirmed itinerary
- Tanzania safari extensions
- Zanzibar holiday extensions
- Tips for mountain guides, cooks and porters
- Personal expenses of any nature
Tour Overview
The 10 Days Machame Route with 8 Days Hiking is an immersive Mount Kilimanjaro climbing expedition designed for travelers who want to experience one of Tanzania’s most spectacular mountain trails at a gradual and carefully managed pace. Organized by Martial Eagle Adventures, a professional Tanzania tour company based in Arusha, this itinerary combines 8 days of trekking on Mount Kilimanjaro with arrival and departure arrangements, creating a complete 10 day Kilimanjaro adventure from start to finish.
The Machame Route, sometimes known as the Whiskey Route, is among the most scenic and rewarding climbing routes on Mount Kilimanjaro. The trail approaches the mountain from the southern side and passes through dramatically changing landscapes including lush montane rainforest, open heath and moorland, volcanic alpine desert, steep ridges, high altitude valleys and the glaciated summit zone surrounding Uhuru Peak at 5,895 meters above sea level. Its changing scenery, excellent acclimatization profile and rewarding trekking experience have made the Machame Route one of the most popular choices for climbers seeking to reach the highest point in Africa.
What makes this 8 day Machame Route hiking program especially attractive is its slower progression through the mountain. Instead of moving directly through the upper camps at a faster pace, this itinerary includes separate overnight stages around Shira 1 Camp and Shira 2 Camp, providing additional time at altitude before continuing toward Lava Tower, Barranco Valley and the higher southern slopes of Kilimanjaro. This gradual approach allows trekkers to experience more of the mountain while supporting acclimatization through steady altitude gain and controlled hiking distances.
The journey begins in Arusha, Tanzania, the main tourism hub for Mount Kilimanjaro expeditions and Northern Tanzania safaris. Guests are welcomed by the Martial Eagle Adventures team and receive a detailed mountain briefing covering the route, equipment, altitude awareness, safety procedures, daily routines and summit preparation. The following morning, the expedition travels approximately 80 to 90 kilometers from Arusha toward Machame Gate, located on the southwestern foothills of Kilimanjaro.
From Machame Gate at approximately 1,800 meters, climbers enter a dense tropical rainforest where towering trees, moss covered branches, ferns and volcanic soil create one of the greenest environments encountered anywhere on Kilimanjaro. The trail steadily rises to Machame Camp at approximately 3,000 meters, marking the first night on the mountain.
The second trekking stage leaves the forest and climbs into open heath and moorland toward Shira 1 Camp, situated on the broad Shira Plateau. This part of Mount Kilimanjaro contains the remains of an ancient volcanic caldera and offers increasingly expansive views toward Kibo, the mountain’s central and highest volcanic cone. The itinerary then continues separately from Shira 1 toward Shira 2 Camp, allowing the body additional time to adapt to the increasingly thin mountain air.
From Shira 2, trekkers follow one of the most important acclimatization sections of the Machame Route toward Lava Tower at approximately 4,600 meters before descending to Barranco Camp at approximately 3,950 meters. This high ascent followed by a lower overnight sleep is an excellent example of the principle commonly referred to as climb high and sleep low. The dramatic volcanic formations around Lava Tower and the sweeping views into the Great Barranco Valley make this one of the most memorable trekking days of the expedition.
The following morning brings climbers to the famous Barranco Wall, a steep but technically straightforward rock scramble rising above Barranco Camp. Despite its intimidating appearance when viewed from below, the wall is normally climbed without technical mountaineering equipment. Once above the wall, the route crosses several ridges and valleys before reaching Karanga Camp at approximately 4,035 meters.
From Karanga, the landscape becomes increasingly barren as the route approaches Barafu Camp at approximately 4,640 meters. Barafu means ice in Swahili, reflecting the cold and exposed conditions commonly experienced at this altitude. This is the final major staging camp before the summit attempt. Climbers normally rest during the afternoon and evening before beginning the summit climb around midnight.
The summit stage is the most physically and mentally demanding part of the 10 Days Machame Route Kilimanjaro climb. In darkness, trekkers follow a steep volcanic trail toward Stella Point at approximately 5,756 meters, located on the crater rim. From Stella Point, the route follows the rim toward Uhuru Peak at 5,895 meters, the highest point on Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Tanzania and the highest free standing mountain on Earth.
Reaching Uhuru Peak can be an extraordinary moment. Depending on weather conditions and climbing pace, trekkers may watch sunrise illuminate Kilimanjaro’s glaciers, crater walls and surrounding plains stretching across northern Tanzania. After summit photographs and a short celebration, the expedition begins a long descent through Barafu Camp toward Mweka Camp, where warmer temperatures and thicker air provide welcome relief after the extreme altitude of the summit zone.
The final trekking day continues through rainforest toward Mweka Gate, where climbers complete their Kilimanjaro expedition and meet their transfer vehicle for the return journey to Arusha. Successful climbers normally receive a summit certificate after completing the mountain procedures at the gate.
Throughout the trek, Martial Eagle Adventures provides experienced Kilimanjaro mountain guides, assistant guides where required, cooks and mountain porters who support the expedition by carrying group equipment, preparing meals, establishing camps and assisting with mountain logistics. The guiding team monitors climbers throughout the journey and provides daily guidance about hydration, walking pace, altitude symptoms and summit preparation.
This 10 Days Kilimanjaro Machame Route itinerary with 8 trekking days is recommended for travelers seeking a scenic, adventurous and comparatively gradual climbing program. No technical mountaineering background is generally required for the standard Machame Route, but participants should arrive with good physical fitness, proper trekking equipment, realistic expectations and adequate preparation for several consecutive days of hiking at increasing altitude.
For travelers researching the best Mount Kilimanjaro routes, Machame Route itineraries, Kilimanjaro climbing packages from Arusha, Tanzania trekking holidays, 8 day Machame Route climbs or Uhuru Peak expeditions, this itinerary provides an excellent combination of scenery, acclimatization opportunities and authentic mountain adventure.
Tour At A Glance
- Destination: Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
- Route: Machame Route
- Total Tour Duration: 10 Days
- Mountain Trekking Duration: 8 Days
- Highest Point: Uhuru Peak
- Maximum Elevation: 5,895 meters above sea level
- Starting Gate: Machame Gate
- Finishing Gate: Mweka Gate
- Starting City: Arusha, Tanzania
- Accommodation On Mountain: Camping in mountain tents
- Difficulty Level: Challenging high altitude trekking
- Best Suited For: Fit beginners and experienced trekkers seeking a gradual Machame itinerary
- Main Landscapes: Rainforest, heath, moorland, Shira Plateau, alpine desert, volcanic ridges, glacial summit zone
- Primary Goal: Reach Uhuru Peak, the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro
Day To day
DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN ARUSHA AND KILIMANJARO TREKKING BRIEFING
Your 10 Days Machame Route Kilimanjaro adventure begins when you arrive in northern Tanzania and meet the professional team from Martial Eagle Adventures. Depending on your travel arrangements, you may arrive through Kilimanjaro International Airport, situated between Arusha and Moshi, before being transferred to your accommodation in Arusha. The drive between Kilimanjaro International Airport and central Arusha is approximately 50 to 55 kilometers and normally takes around 1 to 1.5 hours, depending on traffic and the location of your hotel.
Arusha lies at approximately 1,400 meters above sea level beneath Mount Meru and serves as one of Tanzania’s main gateways for Kilimanjaro climbs, wildlife safaris and Northern Circuit adventures. After hotel check in and some time to rest, you will meet your Kilimanjaro guide for a comprehensive pre climb briefing.
During the briefing, your guide explains the Machame Route itinerary, daily hiking distances, expected altitude changes, campsite arrangements, weather conditions, mountain safety procedures, hydration requirements and summit strategy. Your personal trekking equipment may also be inspected to ensure you have suitable clothing, hiking boots, sleeping gear, waterproof protection and cold weather equipment.
This day is primarily intended for arrival, recovery and final preparation rather than strenuous activity. Travelers are encouraged to hydrate properly, eat well and get sufficient sleep before beginning the mountain expedition.
Additional Activities That Can Be Arranged
- Arusha city sightseeing tour
- Local market visit
- Coffee shop or restaurant experience
- Cultural heritage shopping
- Equipment rental or last minute trekking gear purchase
- Short walking tour around Arusha
- Relaxation at your hotel before the trek
DAY 2: ARUSHA TO MACHAME GATE AND TREK TO MACHAME CAMP
Starting Elevation: Approximately 1,800 meters
Machame Camp Elevation: Approximately 3,000 meters
Hiking Distance: Approximately 10 to 11 kilometers
Hiking Time: Approximately 5 to 7 hours
Vegetation Zone: Montane Rainforest
After breakfast in Arusha, the Martial Eagle Adventures team collects you from your hotel for the drive to Machame Gate, located on the southwestern slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro. The journey covers approximately 80 to 90 kilometers and normally requires around 2 to 2.5 hours, depending on road and traffic conditions.
Machame Gate stands at approximately 1,800 meters above sea level and serves as the official entrance point for climbers using the Machame Route. Registration and mountain entry procedures are completed here while the porters organize food, camping equipment and expedition supplies.
Once registration is complete, your Mount Kilimanjaro trek officially begins. The first hiking section enters a dense montane rainforest characterized by tall indigenous trees, giant ferns, thick undergrowth, moss covered branches and a humid tropical atmosphere. The trail is generally well established but can become muddy and slippery after rainfall.
You will hike approximately 10 to 11 kilometers, gaining roughly 1,200 meters of elevation before reaching Machame Camp at approximately 3,000 meters. Depending on walking pace and trail conditions, the trek normally takes around 5 to 7 hours.
Wildlife sightings are unpredictable, although monkeys and various forest birds may occasionally be seen. As the afternoon progresses, temperatures gradually become cooler as you gain elevation. Upon reaching Machame Camp, your mountain crew will normally have tents prepared and hot drinks available.
After dinner, your guide conducts an evening briefing explaining the following day’s route and monitoring how everyone is responding to the first major altitude gain.
Additional Experiences Along This Stage
- Rainforest photography
- Birdwatching
- Learning about Kilimanjaro vegetation zones
- Identifying indigenous plants
- Wildlife observation when possible
- Mountain photography around Machame Camp
- Evening acclimatization walk near camp when conditions allow
DAY 3: MACHAME CAMP TO SHIRA 1 CAMP
Starting Elevation: Approximately 3,000 meters
Shira 1 Camp Elevation: Approximately 3,500 meters
Hiking Distance: Approximately 5 to 7 kilometers
Hiking Time: Approximately 4 to 6 hours
Vegetation Zone: Heath and Moorland
After breakfast at Machame Camp, the trek continues upward as the dense rainforest gradually gives way to the more open heath and moorland zone of Mount Kilimanjaro. This change in vegetation creates dramatically wider views across the mountain and surrounding plains.
The trail climbs along a rocky ridge through increasingly sparse vegetation dominated by giant heathers, hardy shrubs and alpine grasses. As elevation increases, trekkers may begin noticing the thinner air, making a slow and controlled walking pace increasingly important.
The day’s destination is Shira 1 Camp, located at approximately 3,500 meters above sea level on the western section of the Shira Plateau. The hiking distance is approximately 5 to 7 kilometers, usually requiring around 4 to 6 hours depending on pace, weather and rest stops.
The Shira Plateau is one of Kilimanjaro’s major geographical features. It represents the remnants of an ancient volcanic formation and forms a broad elevated plateau west of Kibo. On clear days, hikers may enjoy impressive views toward Kibo and across the surrounding Tanzanian landscape.
This relatively moderate trekking day plays an important role in the itinerary’s acclimatization strategy. Rather than continuing rapidly to much higher elevations, staying at Shira 1 gives your body additional time to adapt.
Additional Experiences Along This Stage
- Scenic photography of Mount Meru
- Shira Plateau photography
- Short acclimatization walk near camp
- Sunset viewing when weather permits
- Geological interpretation with your guide
- Observation of alpine vegetation
- Stargazing under clear mountain skies
DAY 4: SHIRA 1 CAMP TO SHIRA 2 CAMP
Starting Elevation: Approximately 3,500 meters
Shira 2 Camp Elevation: Approximately 3,850 meters
Hiking Distance: Approximately 7 to 9 kilometers
Hiking Time: Approximately 4 to 6 hours
Vegetation Zone: Moorland and High Alpine Transition
Today’s trekking stage crosses deeper into the Shira Plateau, gradually moving from Shira 1 Camp toward Shira 2 Camp at approximately 3,850 meters. Compared with several other sections of the Machame Route, the trail is relatively gradual, making this a useful acclimatization day before moving beyond 4,000 meters.
The hiking distance is approximately 7 to 9 kilometers, normally completed in around 4 to 6 hours. The route crosses open moorland landscapes with increasingly sparse vegetation and dramatic views of Kilimanjaro’s upper slopes.
On clear days, the massive volcanic cone of Kibo becomes increasingly dominant ahead. Behind the group, Mount Meru may sometimes be visible rising above clouds in the direction of Arusha National Park.
This additional day on the Shira Plateau is one of the defining characteristics of this 8 day Machame Route program. The controlled increase in sleeping elevation allows more gradual acclimatization than faster itineraries.
After arriving at Shira 2 Camp, climbers have time to rest, hydrate and prepare for the following day’s important climb toward Lava Tower.
Additional Experiences Along This Stage
- Acclimatization walking
- Shira Plateau exploration
- Mountain landscape photography
- Kibo summit photography
- Sunset observation
- Stargazing
- Learning about Kilimanjaro’s volcanic history
- Observation of changing alpine vegetation
DAY 5: SHIRA 2 CAMP TO LAVA TOWER AND BARRANCO CAMP
Starting Elevation: Approximately 3,850 meters
Highest Point: Lava Tower at approximately 4,600 meters
Barranco Camp Elevation: Approximately 3,950 meters
Hiking Distance: Approximately 10 kilometers
Hiking Time: Approximately 6 to 8 hours
Vegetation Zone: Alpine Desert
Day five is one of the most important acclimatization days on the Machame Route. After breakfast at Shira 2 Camp, the trail moves east toward the towering volcanic structure of Kibo, gradually entering the dry and rugged alpine desert zone.
Vegetation becomes increasingly sparse as the route climbs toward Lava Tower, a prominent volcanic rock formation located at approximately 4,600 meters above sea level. The climb toward Lava Tower exposes trekkers to a significantly higher elevation than their previous overnight camps.
The total hiking distance is approximately 10 kilometers, with the full journey commonly requiring between 6 and 8 hours.
Depending on conditions and the group’s pace, lunch may be taken near Lava Tower. Climbers then descend into the dramatic Great Barranco Valley, losing altitude before reaching Barranco Camp at approximately 3,950 meters.
Although finishing the day only slightly higher than Shira 2, trekkers will have spent several hours above 4,000 meters. This creates the classic acclimatization principle known as climb high and sleep low, helping the body become increasingly accustomed to reduced oxygen levels.
Barranco Camp lies beneath the imposing Barranco Wall, which forms the opening challenge of the following day’s route. The location is surrounded by dramatic volcanic cliffs and offers some of the most memorable scenery anywhere on Kilimanjaro.
Additional Experiences Along This Stage
- Lava Tower photography
- Geological exploration
- High altitude acclimatization
- Barranco Valley photography
- Views of the Western Breach
- Observation of alpine desert landscapes
- Sunset photography from Barranco Camp
- Evening briefing about the Barranco Wall
DAY 6: BARRANCO CAMP TO KARANGA CAMP VIA BARRANCO WALL
Starting Elevation: Approximately 3,950 meters
Barranco Wall Highest Area: Approximately 4,200 meters
Karanga Camp Elevation: Approximately 4,035 meters
Hiking Distance: Approximately 5 to 6 kilometers
Hiking Time: Approximately 4 to 5 hours
Vegetation Zone: Alpine Desert
After breakfast, the day’s adventure begins almost immediately with the famous Barranco Wall, one of the most recognizable landmarks on the Machame Route.
Viewed from camp, the wall can appear exceptionally steep. In practice, it is a non technical scrambling section where climbers occasionally use their hands for balance while following the guides through a natural series of rock ledges and switchbacks. No technical rock climbing equipment is normally required.
The climb takes approximately 1 to 2 hours, depending on traffic and group pace. Near the top, hikers are rewarded with expansive views across the southern slopes of Kilimanjaro.
After completing the Barranco Wall, the trail crosses a series of ridges and valleys before descending toward the Karanga Valley. The final section climbs again to Karanga Camp at approximately 4,035 meters.
The day’s hiking distance is approximately 5 to 6 kilometers, usually requiring around 4 to 5 hours.
Although comparatively short, this stage contains several elevation changes and contributes significantly to continued acclimatization. Karanga Camp provides another valuable night above 4,000 meters before the expedition moves toward Barafu and the summit attempt.
Additional Experiences Along This Stage
- Barranco Wall scrambling
- High altitude landscape photography
- Views of Kibo
- Karanga Valley exploration
- Acclimatization walking
- Rest and recovery at camp
- Summit preparation discussions
- Sunset photography
DAY 7: KARANGA CAMP TO BARAFU CAMP
Starting Elevation: Approximately 4,035 meters
Barafu Camp Elevation: Approximately 4,640 meters
Hiking Distance: Approximately 4 to 5 kilometers
Hiking Time: Approximately 3 to 4 hours
Vegetation Zone: High Alpine Desert
Today’s destination is Barafu Camp, the main high altitude base for summit attempts on the Machame Route.
The trail climbs steadily through a barren volcanic landscape where vegetation becomes extremely limited. Temperatures can vary dramatically, with intense sunshine during calm daytime conditions followed by rapidly falling temperatures when cloud, wind or evening arrives.
The hiking distance is approximately 4 to 5 kilometers, generally requiring around 3 to 4 hours. The relatively short distance allows trekkers to reach Barafu Camp early enough to rest before the summit attempt.
At approximately 4,640 meters above sea level, Barafu Camp is cold, exposed and significantly higher than the previous camps. From this point, the physical effects of altitude can become more noticeable.
After arriving at camp, lunch is normally served followed by an extended period of rest. Your guides explain the summit route, expected pace, clothing system, hydration strategy and emergency procedures.
An early dinner is usually followed by several hours of sleep or rest. Climbers normally prepare their headlamp, insulated clothing, gloves, water, trekking poles and essential summit equipment before going to bed.
The summit attempt generally begins around midnight, although the exact departure time depends on group pace, conditions and guide strategy.
Additional Experiences Along This Stage
- Summit equipment preparation
- High altitude photography
- Views toward Mawenzi when conditions allow
- Rest and acclimatization
- Summit briefing
- Short walks around Barafu Camp
- Sunset viewing
- Early evening rest before the summit attempt
DAY 8: BARAFU CAMP TO STELLA POINT, UHURU PEAK AND DESCEND TO MWEKA CAMP
Starting Elevation: Approximately 4,640 meters
Stella Point Elevation: Approximately 5,756 meters
Uhuru Peak Elevation: 5,895 meters
Mweka Camp Elevation: Approximately 3,100 meters
Total Hiking Distance: Approximately 15 to 17 kilometers
Total Hiking Time: Approximately 12 to 16 hours
Vegetation Zones: Arctic Summit Zone to Rainforest Transition
This is the most demanding and rewarding day of the entire 10 Days Machame Route Kilimanjaro expedition.
The summit attempt normally begins around midnight. Climbers leave Barafu Camp wearing multiple layers of insulated clothing and follow their guides slowly upward through darkness.
The initial trail climbs steeply over loose volcanic scree. Progress is intentionally slow to conserve energy and reduce the effects of extreme altitude. During the early morning hours, temperatures can fall well below freezing, while strong wind may increase the cold considerably.
After several hours of continuous climbing, trekkers reach Stella Point at approximately 5,756 meters, located on the rim of Kilimanjaro’s crater.
For many climbers, reaching Stella Point represents one of the most demanding achievements of the journey. From here, the gradient becomes more gradual as the trail follows the crater rim toward Uhuru Peak.
Depending on weather and timing, sunrise may appear over the eastern horizon, illuminating the glaciers and surrounding volcanic landscape.
After approximately 1 to 2 additional hours, trekkers arrive at Uhuru Peak at 5,895 meters above sea level.
Uhuru Peak is the highest point in Africa, the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro and one of the most iconic trekking destinations in the world.
Climbers normally remain at the summit briefly because of the extreme altitude and cold. There is time for photographs and celebration before beginning the long descent back toward Barafu Camp.
At Barafu Camp, trekkers normally stop for food and a short rest before continuing downward to Mweka Camp at approximately 3,100 meters.
The complete trekking day may cover approximately 15 to 17 kilometers and require between 12 and 16 hours, making it the longest and most physically challenging section of the itinerary.
By evening, the thicker air and warmer temperatures around Mweka Camp provide welcome relief after the extreme conditions of the summit zone.
Additional Experiences Along This Stage
- Sunrise from the Kilimanjaro crater rim
- Uhuru Peak summit photographs
- Glacier viewing
- Stella Point photography
- High altitude volcanic scenery
- Celebration with the mountain team
- Dramatic descent through multiple ecological zones
- Evening recovery at Mweka Camp
Day 9: Mweka Camp to Mweka Gate and Return to Arusha
Starting Elevation: Approximately 3,100 meters
Mweka Gate Elevation: Approximately 1,640 meters
Hiking Distance: Approximately 10 kilometers
Hiking Time: Approximately 3 to 4 hours
Drive to Arusha: Approximately 2 to 3 hours
After breakfast at Mweka Camp, your final trekking stage begins with a gradual descent through the rich montane rainforest of Mount Kilimanjaro.
The contrast with the barren high altitude landscapes experienced during the previous days is remarkable. Vegetation becomes progressively denser as giant trees, ferns, vines and moss return around the trail.
The route descends approximately 10 kilometers from Mweka Camp toward Mweka Gate at approximately 1,640 meters, normally taking around 3 to 4 hours.
Because the trail can be wet or muddy, particularly after rainfall, trekking poles can remain useful even during the final descent.
Upon reaching Mweka Gate, climbers complete park exit procedures and officially finish their 8 day Machame Route trek.
Successful climbers may receive their Mount Kilimanjaro summit certificates following the appropriate mountain procedures.
After saying goodbye to the mountain crew, you travel by road back to Arusha. Depending on traffic and hotel location, the drive normally takes approximately 2 to 3 hours.
Upon arrival in Arusha, you check into your hotel, enjoy a well deserved shower and spend the remainder of the day resting or celebrating your successful Kilimanjaro expedition.
Additional Activities That Can Be Arranged
- Post climb celebration dinner
- Arusha city exploration
- Massage or wellness treatment
- Local restaurant experience
- Souvenir shopping
- Tanzania safari extension
- Zanzibar beach holiday extension
Day 10: Departure from Arusha or Continue Your Tanzania Adventure
After breakfast, your 10 Days Machame Route Kilimanjaro adventure with Martial Eagle Adventures comes to an end.
Depending on your international flight schedule, you may spend some additional time relaxing in Arusha before being transferred to Kilimanjaro International Airport for your onward journey.
Travelers who wish to explore more of Tanzania can combine their Kilimanjaro climb with a Northern Tanzania safari, visiting destinations such as Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tarangire National Park or Lake Manyara National Park.
Another popular option is continuing to Zanzibar for a relaxing beach holiday after the physical challenge of climbing Kilimanjaro.
Martial Eagle Adventures can arrange customized post climb extensions according to your preferred travel style, budget and available time.
Optional Post Climb Extensions
- Serengeti National Park safari
- Ngorongoro Crater safari
- Tarangire National Park safari
- Lake Manyara National Park safari
- Arusha National Park tour
- Zanzibar beach holiday
- Stone Town cultural tour
- Materuni Waterfalls and coffee tour
- Chemka Hot Springs day trip
- Maasai cultural experience
At Martial Eagle Adventures, every journey is thoughtfully crafted around you. We move beyond rigid schedules to offer flexible, tailor-made itineraries shaped by your interests, preferred pace, and travel style. Our experienced travel specialists work closely with you from the very beginning, designing a personalized adventure that reflects the true spirit of Tanzania. This is not just a trip, it is your journey, your story, and an unforgettable experience that goes above and beyond expectations.
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