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Climb Kili
At Climb Kili, we do our best to include every detail on the mountain and throughout Tanzania. Below is a list of what you’ll receive with Climb Kili
What's Included
- Detailed Itinerary
- Equipment List
- Climb Kili travel Journal
- Smear & Waterproof ink travel Pen
- Information Guide
- Personal Fitness Program
- Booking Conditions
- Warm Summit Cap
- Luggage Tags
- Emergency Oxygen
- Hyperbaric Bag
- First Aid & Injury prevention kits
- Portable Stretcher
- Mobile Communications
- Pulse Oximeter
- Personal trekking coordinator to assist throughout your preparation
- 7 day a week toll free phone assistance
- Transport to and from Kilimanjaro International Airport
- 2 Nights Hotel
- Breakfast at Hotel
- Daily trip reports from the mountain to interested friends and family back home
- Transportation to and from your selected route
- All personal and group tents
- English speaking guides
- All Tanzanian National Park Fees
- Government Climbing Taxes
- All meals during the duration
- Purified water
- Climb Kili exclusive Guides, Assistant Guides, Chefs and Porters
- Hot drinks at every meal
- One tree planted on your behalf
- Free wireless internet at the hotel
- Solo Supplement included (if applicable)
- Personal Summit Certificate signed by the National Park and your Guide
- Climb Kili’s exclusive Guarantee
- Climbing permits
- All Meals while on Kilimanjaro and Safari
- Daily Briefings
- Sleeping pads
- Private chemical toilets
- Staff Salaries
Climb Kili
The majority of those climbing Kilimanjaro and/or traveling on safari fly into Kilimanjaro International Airport (Airport Code: JRO). Some find it more economical flying to Nairobi, Kenya (Airport Code: NBO) and then taking the 6-8 hour shuttle transportation to Arusha or Moshi.
Whether you fly into Tanzania or arrive by shuttle bus, our Climb Kili staff will be there at the airport or bus station to greet you and your adventure will being!
Additional Airport codes of interest: Zanzibar (ZNZ), Arusha (ARK), Dar es Salaam (DAR), Serengeti Airstrip/Airport (SEU)
Climb Kili provides a detailed Equipment List in the Welcome Package that ensures every detail and item is in order.
The Visa to enter Tanzania is USD$100 for US citizens and $50 for all others. These can be purchased upon arrival at Tanzania Airports or at the Kenya/Tanzania boarder or online prior to arrival at www.immigration.go.tz US Cash or Tanzanian Shilling ONLY. Ensure your passport is valid at least 6 months from the entry date into Tanzania.
We want you to bring home Kilimanjaro and Safari memories, but no matter how hard you try, there are some things you just can’t plan for. You are welcome to choose the best company policy for you. Many of our adventures have found AIG Travel Guard as a perfect policy as it includes high altitude trekking (Kilimanjaro) and AIG Travel Guard was Ranked #1 travel insurance by Forbes.
On Kilimanjaro and Safari tipping is an expected practice for the crew who assist you.
As a general rule $250 to $300 per person will adequately cover crew tips on the mountain.
For Safari, $15 per person per day is recommended.
Several factors can increase or decrease the per person amounts such as longer expedition will increase the overall amount as well as smaller groups typically will tip more as they will employ a larger number of crew per customer ratio than larger groups. The tip can be given to the Lead Guide the final night or the following day at the end gate. Your Lead Guide will appropriately distribute to your mountain crew.
