Kilimanjaro Climb and Safari: Ultimate Tanzania Packages
Combine a Kilimanjaro climb and safari with Mount Kilimanjaro Guide for an epic Tanzania adventure. Our Kilimanjaro climb and safari package blends a guided ascent of Mount Kilimanjaro (5,895m/19,341ft) with an authentic Tanzania safari and Kilimanjaro climb. With KINAPA-licensed guides, a 98% success rate, and KPAP-certified ethics, our safari and Kilimanjaro climb tours ensure a safe, unforgettable journey. Book your African safari and Kilimanjaro climb for today!
Why Choose a Kilimanjaro Climb and Safari?
A Kilimanjaro climb and safari with Mount Kilimanjaro Guide offers the perfect blend of adventure and wildlife:
- Dual Experience: Summit Uhuru Peak, then spot the Big Five on safari.
- High Success Rates: 98% summit success with longer routes like Lemosho.
- Local Expertise: Tanzanian guides like Josephat Mashehe (400+ summits).
- Ethical Practices: KPAP-certified, fair porter wages ($10+/day).
- Customization: Tailor your Kilimanjaro climb and safari package for group or private tours.
Best Kilimanjaro Climb and Safari Packages
Our safari and Kilimanjaro climb packages with Mount Kilimanjaro Guide are all-inclusive:
| Package | Duration | Climb Route | Safari | Cost (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic Climb + Safari | 12 days | Marangu (6 days) | Ngorongoro Day Trip | $3,860–$4,510 |
| Standard Adventure | 14 days | Rongai (7 days) | 3-Day Serengeti | $4,620–$5,270 |
| Premium Trek & Safari | 16 days | Lemosho (8 days) | 4-Day Wildebeest Migration | $5,380–$6,030 |
| Ultimate Package | 18 days | Northern Circuit (9 days) | 5-Day Serengeti + Zanzibar | $5,900–$6,550 |
Inclusions: KINAPA permits, guides, porters, meals, tents/huts, transfers, safari lodges, game drives.
Exclusions: Flights ($650–$1,560), tips ($195–$350), gear ($200–$500), insurance ($100–$200).
Sample Kilimanjaro Climb and Safari Itinerary (14 Days)
This African safari and Kilimanjaro climb itinerary combines a 7-day Rongai climb with a 3-day Serengeti safari:
| Day | Location | Activity | Elevation/Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Arrive Arusha | Hotel stay, briefing, gear check | 1,400m |
| 2 | Rongai Gate → Simba Camp | Rainforest trek | 1,950m to 2,600m, 8 km |
| 3 | Simba → Second Cave | Moorland views | 2,600m to 3,450m, 6 km |
| 4 | Second Cave → Kikelewa | Alpine desert | 3,450m to 3,600m, 6 km |
| 5 | Kikelewa → Mawenzi Tarn | Acclimatization | 3,600m to 4,330m, 3 km |
| 6 | Mawenzi Tarn → Kibo Hut | Summit prep | 4,330m to 4,700m, 9 km |
| 7 | Kibo → Uhuru → Horombo | Summit Uhuru Peak | 4,700m to 5,895m to 3,720m, 22 km |
| 8 | Horombo → Marangu Gate | Descent, certificate | 3,720m to 1,860m, 20 km |
| 9 | Arusha to Serengeti | Flight/game drive | — |
| 10 | Serengeti | Wildebeest migration viewing | Luxury lodge stay |
| 11 | Serengeti | Game drive, Big Five sightings | Ndutu camp |
| 12 | Serengeti to Arusha | Final game drive, return flight | — |
| 13 | Departure | Transfer to JRO airport | — |
| 14 | — | International departure | — |
Cost: $4,620–$5,270, including climb ($3,120–$3,770) and safari ($1,500–$1,500).
Preparation for Your Kilimanjaro Climb and Safari
Mount Kilimanjaro Guide ensures you’re ready for your Kilimanjaro climb and safari:
1. Physical Training
- 4–6 months of cardio (hiking, cycling) and strength exercises (squats, lunges) for the climb.
- Light walks for safari days.
2. Gear Essentials
- For Climb: Layered clothing, waterproof jacket, sturdy boots, -10°C sleeping bag (rentals available).
- For Safari: Lightweight clothing, binoculars, sunscreen, camera.
3. Health Precautions
- Consult a doctor about Acetazolamide (Diamox) for AMS and malaria prophylaxis for safari.
- Vaccinations (yellow fever, if required) and travel insurance ($100–$200).
4. Travel Logistics
- Fly to JRO ($650–$1,560); transfers included.
- Tanzanian visa ($50–$100) on arrival.
Best Time for Kilimanjaro Climb and Safari
Timing your African safari and Kilimanjaro climb is key:
- January–March: Dry for climbs, clear summit views; good for safaris.
- June–October: Cooler, dry; ideal for migration safaris (Jul–Oct river crossings).
- Avoid April–May: Wet season in Tanzania.
Book 6–12 months ahead for peak seasons.
What to Expect on Your Kilimanjaro Climb and Safari
Mount Kilimanjaro Guide ensures comfort on your safari and Kilimanjaro climb:
- Climb: 4–6 hours hiking daily, tents/huts, gourmet meals, private toilets.
- Safari: Game drives (4–8 hours), luxury lodges/camps, Big Five sightings.
- Weather: Climb summit: -7°C to -29°C; safari: 15–30°C.
- Safety: WFR-trained guides, oxygen tanks, vitals checks for climb; experienced drivers for safari.
Is a Kilimanjaro Climb and Safari Safe?
Our Kilimanjaro climb and safari packages are safe (climb mortality rate ~0.0136%):
- Climb Safety: KINAPA-licensed guides, oxygen, hyperbaric chambers, evacuations ($20 fee).
- Safari Safety: Licensed vehicles, experienced guides, malaria precautions.
Annual climb fatalities: ~10 out of 30,000–50,000 climbers.
FAQs About Kilimanjaro Climb and Safari
What is a Kilimanjaro climb and safari?
A combined package with Mount Kilimanjaro Guide for trekking Mount Kilimanjaro and exploring Tanzania’s wildlife.
How much does a Kilimanjaro climb and safari package cost?
$3,860–$6,550 for 12–18 day packages, including climb and safari.
What’s included in a Kilimanjaro climb and safari package?
Guides, meals, permits, transfers, safety gear, safari lodges, game drives.
Which route is best for a Kilimanjaro climb and safari?
Rongai (7 days, 96% success) or Lemosho (8 days, 98% success) for smooth transition to safari.
When is the best time for a Kilimanjaro climb and safari?
January–March or June–October for dry weather in Tanzania and optimal safari viewing.
Is a Kilimanjaro climb and safari safe?
Yes, with a 0.0136% climb mortality rate and licensed safari guides.
Book Your Kilimanjaro Climb and Safari Today
Ready for a Kilimanjaro climb and safari? Mount Kilimanjaro Guide offers tailored Kilimanjaro climb and safari packages with a 98% success rate, KINAPA-licensed guides, and KPAP-certified ethics. Conquer Mount Kilimanjaro and explore Tanzania’s wildlife—contact us for a personalized itinerary!
