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Marangu Route

Start From $1868 Per Person

Marangu Route

The Marangu Route, often called the “Coca-Cola Route,” is the oldest and most traditional path to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. Famous for its gradual ascent and well-structured huts, this route is ideal for climbers who prefer a more comfortable trekking experience with less camping.

The trail passes through lush rainforest, moorland, and alpine desert before reaching the summit. Unlike other routes, Marangu provides hut accommodation instead of camping, offering a unique comfort advantage, especially for first-time climbers or those seeking an easier climb.

Climbers benefit from a “climb high, sleep low” approach to aid acclimatization, although the shorter distance can make altitude sickness slightly more challenging than on longer routes. The Marangu Route typically takes 5 to 6 days, making it the quickest official path to Uhuru Peak.

Choosing Oltau Safaris & Tours for the Marangu Route ensures professional guides, safety-first monitoring, comfortable hut accommodations, and excellent summit success support throughout your adventure.

Start From $ 1868 Per Person

6 Days

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INCLUDED

Sleeping Mattress

Conservation fees (part of park fees)

All transfers to the mountain and back to your Moshi hotel

Quality, waterproof, four-season mountain sleeping tents (on twin sharing basis)

Camping or Hut fees (part of park fees)

All meals while on the Mountain

Clean, purified drinking water

Large portions of fresh, healthy, nutritious food

Kilimanjaro summit certificate

Quality Mess tents with table and chairs

Guides, Porters, Cook salaries and park fees

VAT (18% charged by the Government)

Emergency Oxygen Cylinder

Professional, experienced, mountain guides

Rescue fees (part of park fees)

EXCLUDED

International and domestic flights

Hotel (available as an optional addon)

Tanzania Visa

Surcharge for online payment of advance and balance (5% on each payment)

Liquors, beers and bottled beverages

Personal Expenses (e.g. laundry, telephone, beverages, etc.)

Meals not listed in the itinerary

Transfers (available as an optional addon)

Personal trekking equipment such as sleepings bags, hiking boots, clothes, etc (available for renting)

Government imposed increase of Taxes and or Park Fees.

Travel insurance

Tips and gratuities

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