An extra day at Karanga Camp splits the trek and improves acclimatization.
Steep, dramatic ridges with stunning drop-offs and complete solitude.
Guided by elite mountain guides with emergency oxygen systems.
Steep climb through rain forest along a ridge trail.
Trek along rocky ridge paths, emerging to see Barranco valley.
Scramble the famous Barranco Wall. Short day trekking to Karanga.
Hike up to Barafu Camp. Early rest and dinner.
Midnight start for summit. Reach Uhuru Peak (5,895m) and descend to Mweka.
Descend through forest to gate. Celebrate and receive certificates.
Rest day in the hotel, final trip debriefing, and airport transfers.
Very Challenging, but the extra day at Karanga improves acclimatization. Recommended for fit, experienced climbers. Success rate is roughly 80%.
January-March and June-October.
Adding a night at Karanga Camp allows you to break the climb and rest before base camp, helping you store energy and recover for the summit bid.
This route is designed for fit hikers who have climbed other high-altitude peaks, are confident in steep exposure, and want a quiet path.
Yes. Due to the rapid and steep ascent profile, we recommend speaking with your doctor about taking altitude medication like Diamox.