Kilimanjaro Family Climb Tour

Safari summary

Enjoy 7 Days with 6 Nights Kilimanjaro Climbing Tour via the Lemosho route with Families (Husband, wife, father, mother, grandmother, grandfather, friends, and children) in 2025 and 2026.
The Lemosho route is considered the most scenic trail on Kilimanjaro, granting panoramic visitors on various sides of the mountain. This is one of the newer routes, The Lemosho route is a superb choice for your climb. It is our preferred route due to its ideal balance of low crowds, beautiful scenery, and a high summit success rate. Most of our clients climb Kilimanjaro using this route and they consistently report that they loved it. Thus, Lemosho is highly recommended

In this 7-day Kilimanjaro climbing with Family tour sharing the awe-inspiring challenge of climbing Kilimanjaro with your family is an unforgettable experience that will strengthen bonds and create lasting memories. The Lemosho Route, known for its scenic beauty and gradual acclimatization profile, offers an ideal path for families seeking a safe and rewarding Kilimanjaro adventure. Here's a detailed itinerary and insights to help you plan your 7-day family climb.

If you are 10 years old or older, you are allowed to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. But for safety reasons, kids under 10 can't go above 3,100 meters (10,170 feet) on the mountain. This is because being at high altitudes can be risky for their health, and it's tough to recognize altitude-related symptoms in younger climbers.

If there's a special reason and you want to take kids below 10 higher up, you need to get permission in advance from the Kilimanjaro National Park Authorities. They can help make special arrangements for a safe and enjoyable climb. Safety first!

Planning the Kilimanjaro Family Climbing Tour
-Choosing the Right Time
Selecting the ideal time for a family climbing tour is crucial. The dry seasons, typically January to March and June to October, offer stable weather conditions, enhancing the overall experience for families.
-Necessary Permits and Regulations
Understanding the required permits and adhering to regulations is essential. Families must obtain permits, and compliance with park rules ensures a safe and enjoyable climb.
-Why the Lemosho Route is Family-Friendly
The Lemosho route provides ample time for acclimatization, reducing the risk of altitude-related issues. Its lower traffic compared to other routes ensures a more intimate family experience.

Unique Features of the Lemosho Route
Panoramic views, diverse flora, and wildlife encounters distinguish the Lemosho route. Families can witness the beauty of Kilimanjaro while enjoying a safe and manageable climb.

What Age Is Suitable for Children on the Kilimanjaro Family Tour?
The recommended age for children is typically 10 years and older, considering the physical demands and altitude challenges.

Are There Medical Facilities Available During the Climb?
Basic medical facilities are available on the route, and guides are trained in first aid. However, families should carry their basic medical kit.

How Challenging is the Lemosho Route for Families?
The Lemosho route is considered moderate, offering a gradual ascent. With proper preparation, families can comfortably navigate the terrain.

Can Children Adapt to the High Altitude on Kilimanjaro?
Children can adapt to high altitudes, but it's essential to monitor their health and acclimatize gradually.

A full detailed Itinerary about the 7-day Kilimanjaro Family Climb
Day 1: Moshi/ Arusha – Londorossi gate – Mti mkubwa (big tree camp)
Day 2: Mti Mkubwa – Shira 2 camp
Day 3: Shira 2 camp – Lava tower – Barranco camp
Day 4: Barranco camp – Karanga Camp
Day 5: Karanga camp - Barafu Camp
Day 6: Barafu camp – Uhuru Peak (summit point) – back to Barafu camp then to Mweka camp
Day 7: Mweka camp – Mweka gate – Back to Moshi

About this tour

	Tour type	Set-date, set-itinerary, group
	Main focus	Hiking | trekking
	Activity level	Strenuous activity
	Best months	January, February, March, June, July, August, September, October, December
	Countries	Tanzania
	Parks	Kilimanjaro

Fine details

Safari highlights

• Hiking | trekking

What’s included?

• Accommodation
• Meals
• Park fees
• Private vehicle and driver

What’s not included?

• Tips and gratuities
• Visas