Mount Kilimanjaro (5896m) is the highest mountain on the African continent and indeed the highest freestanding mountain in the world.  This coupled with it being the highest ‘walkable’ mountain in the world, makes it accessible for all travelers willing to tackle its glacial peak.  It is situated in Northern Tanzania and the protected and World Heritage listed Kilimanjaro National Park covers an area of 796 sq km.
There are many routes to ascend ‘Kili’, and choosing the correct one for your fitness and experience level is vital to making a successful summit.  We operate treks on 3 selected routes and are as follows: - Marangu Route

-Machame Route
-Rongai

Mount Meru (4566m) is falsely considered Kilimanjaro’s simple sister, as both are extinct volcanoes of different sizes.  But don’t be fooled, Meru is as tough a climb as Kilimanjaro.  We guide travelers on the Momella route on Mount Meru, which is invariably a 4 day safari.  An armed NP ranger accompanies us during this trek because of the high abundance of wildlife in the area; it is an exciting area to walk through.