5-Day Kilimanjaro Climb Marangu Route

By Kilimanjaro Winners And Safaris

Free cancellation available

Features

- Improve your summit chances on a high-success route
- Experience a classic hiking adventure
- Enjoy a quieter route for a more adventurous experience
- Descend along the Marangu Route to Marangu Gate

Dates

Travellers

Languages available

Starting time: 8:00 AM

Price details

AU$1,412.13 x 2 AdultsAU$2,824.26

Total

1: Airport pickup transport
2: 1-night accommodation in the hotel; night includes BB, bed & breakfast
3: Three meals per day and drinking water while on the mountain (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
4: Fair salary for the porters, cook, and guide
5: High-quality 4-inch sleeping mattress
6: Pulse oximeter to check your oxygen and heart rate
7: Personal summit certificate stamped and signed by the national park and your guide
8: Hotel pickup and drop-off to and from Kilimanjaro Gate
Personal items and toiletries
Personal trekking equipment such as sleeping bags, hiking boots, clothes, etc (available for renting)
Tips for guides, porters and cook
International airfares and departure taxes
All items of a personal nature, such as telephone call, fax, emails, etc
Visa and international flight ticket fees
Hut Fees: $283.40
All the park fees with 18% VAT: $418.90
Rescue fee: $23

- Not suitable for: Children under 2 years, Children under 3 years, Children under 4 years, Pregnant women

The Marangu Route, offered by Kilimanjaro Winners and Safaris, follows the oldest and most established trail on Mount Kilimanjaro. Known as the “Coca-Cola Route”, it is famed for its comfort, history, and scenic charm. Unlike other routes, Marangu provides permanent huts with dormitory-style accommodation, dining halls, and basic washrooms from flushing toilets and running water at lower huts to long-drop toilets near the summit.

Its well-maintained path and gradual slopes make it one of the easiest and most popular routes to Uhuru Peak, ideal even during the rainy season thanks to its sheltered huts. Both the ascent and descent use the same trail, and climbers from the Rongai Route also descend via Marangu.