7 easy steps to climb Kilimanjaro Step 1: Choose a season to go to. Step 2: Choose a path. Step 3: Book a climb. Step 4: Book a flight. Step 5: Prepare for promotion. Step 6: Travel to Tanzania. Step 7: Climb Kilimanjaro.
READ MOREPacking for Kilimanjaro can be confusing, not least because so much information exists on the internet! This may be a new experience for you and the weather and varied climate zones don’t help when you’re trying to decide what to bring. With that in mind we’ve prepared a comprehensive equipment checklist and guidance notes which we will automatically send when you enquire with info@roscavengersafaris.co.tz. Top Tips For Packing Reduce costs by hiring kit through your guide, or borrowing from friends or family. Hiring a high-quality piece of equipment is usually better than purchasing a cheap version. You will need two...
READ MOREIn fact, this year more than 50% of the climbers in our company Kilimanjaro Experts are at least 35 years old or older.
READ MORE8 easy steps to climb Kilimanjaro Step 1: Choose a season to go to. Step 2: Choose an Operator Step 3: Choose a path. Step 4: Book a climb. Step 5: Book a flight. Step 6: Prepare for promotion. Step 7: Travel to Tanzania. Step 8: Climb Kilimanjaro.
READ MOREAt Ro Scavenger Safaris Limited we have always believed that “the mountains create their climate”. And climbing Kilimanjaro is a great example of that. Standing proudly at an elevation of about 6,000 feet, Mount Kilimanjaro certainly has its own climate and climates, although obviously the flora and fauna are significantly altered as you climb a mountain. In fact, the average temperature of Mount Kilimanjaro is determined by altitude, not time of day. Traveling from Kilimanjaro Gate to Uhuru Peak is like traveling from the equator to Antarctica in just a few days! When climbing Kilimanjaro, cold and rainy temperatures are...
READ MORENo technical climbing skills are required. Dealing with Altitude on Kilimanjaro is one of the most difficult parts of climbing Kilimanjaro.
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