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2 days kilimanjaro Machame Route
Kilimanjaro Climbs

2 days kilimanjaro Machame Route

2 days · Kilimanjaro National Park, Tanzania · Machame Route · Very strenuous (short, rushed acclimatization)

2 days kilimanjaro Machame Route Overview

2 days kilimanjaro Machame Route Overview

Tour Highlights

What makes this trip special

Summit Uhuru Peak (5,895m), Africa's highest point
KPAP-certified guides and fairly-paid, fairly-treated porters
Cross the dramatic Barranco Wall on the scenic, popular Machame Route
2-day itinerary with a compact schedule for climbers on a tighter timeline

Elevation Profile

How the altitude climbs, day by day

Day-by-Day Elevation Profile Machame Route
1,800 m Peak Altitude
1,000 m 2,000 m Day 1 Day 2 metres above sea level
Start: 1,800 m Summit: 1,800 m Finish: 1,650 m

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Your trip, day by day

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What's Included & Excluded

Know exactly what your package covers

Included

  • Kilimanjaro National Park entry & camping/hut fees
  • KPAP-certified mountain guides, cooks and porters
  • All meals on the mountain (breakfast, packed lunch, dinner, hot drinks)
  • Mountain camping equipment or hut accommodation (route-dependent)
  • Treated drinking water throughout the climb
  • Government rescue fees
  • Airport transfer on arrival/departure
  • Pre-climb briefing and equipment check

Not Included

  • International flights
  • Tanzania visa
  • Travel & medical evacuation insurance
  • Tips for guides, cooks and porters
  • Personal climbing gear (boots, jacket, sleeping bag)
  • Alcoholic drinks and snacks
  • Hotel accommodation before/after the climb (unless stated)

Best Time to Travel

The clearest, driest climbing conditions fall in two windows: late June through October, and January to mid-March. Kilimanjaro can be climbed year-round, but the short and long rains (November, and April-May) bring wetter trails and lower summit visibility.

Camping (mountain tents, full trekking crew)

Full board on the mountain, prepared by our mountain cooks

What to Pack

Suggested gear for this trip

Waterproof hiking boots (broken in before the trip)
Insulated waterproof jacket and trousers
Moisture-wicking base layers
Fleece or down mid-layer
Warm hat, gloves and neck gaiter
Headlamp with spare batteries
Trekking poles
4-season sleeping bag (rated to at least -10°C)
Sunglasses (UV protection) and high-SPF sunscreen
First-aid kit and personal medication
Reusable water bottles or hydration bladder
Daypack (25-35L) for daily essentials

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