The Marangu route, also known as the “Coca-Cola” route, is the oldest, most well-established route on Kilimanjaro. This is the only route that offers sleeping huts in dormitory-style accommodations in lieu of camping. There are 60 bunk beds each at Mandara and Kibo Huts, and 120 bunk beds at Horombo Hut. Guests are supplied with mattresses and pillows, but sleeping bags are still required. The huts have communal dining halls and basic washrooms, ranging from flushing toilets and running water at the lower huts to long drop toilets and buckets of water at Kibo Hut.
Many favor Marangu because it is considered to be the easiest path on the mountain, given its gradual slope and direct path. However, the short time frame of the route makes altitude acclimatization fairly difficult. The route approaches Mount Kilimanjaro from the southeast. Marangu is, unfortunately, less scenic than the other routes because the ascent and descent are along the same path. It is also the most crowded route for that reason.

The Marangu route, also known as the “Coca-Cola” route, is the oldest, most well-established route on Kilimanjaro. This is the only route that offers sleeping huts in dormitory-style accommodations in lieu of camping. There are 60 bunk beds each at Mandara and Kibo Huts, and 120 bunk beds at Horombo Hut. Guests are supplied with mattresses and pillows, but sleeping bags are still required. The huts have communal dining halls and basic washrooms, ranging from flushing toilets and running water at the lower huts to long drop toilets and buckets of water at Kibo Hut.
Many favor Marangu because it is considered to be the easiest path on the mountain, given its gradual slope and direct path. However, the short time frame of the route makes altitude acclimatization fairly difficult. The route approaches Mount Kilimanjaro from the southeast. Marangu is, unfortunately, less scenic than the other routes because the ascent and descent are along the same path. It is also the most crowded route for that reason.

• Two nights accommodation before and after the climb
• First night includes breakfast
• Last night includes dinner & breakfast
• Qualified guides with mountain crew
• National park fees
• Hut/camping fees and tents
• Tents foam sleeping pads, cooking equipment, and (Cutlery / Crockery) eating utensils.
• Rescue fees (required by the National Park)
• Pulse oximeters
• First aid kit
• Guides, porters, cook, waiter salaries
• Boiled water on the mountain
• Airport transfers (JRO – Kilimanjaro International Airports)
• All meals on the mountain (breakfast, lunch & dinner)
• Guides, porters, waiter, cook accommodation and entry fees on the mountain

• Guides, Porters, Cook & Waiters tips
• Meals and drinks not specified
• Mountain equipment (eg sleeping bags)
• Gear for your climb, Some equipment is available for rent!
• Car Supplement USD$145 per car for clients who go through Lemosho Routes
• Items of personal nature (expenses)
• Emergency Oxygen
• Additional nights beyond the two standard hotel nights included
• Extra activities (waterfall tour, cultural village visit).
• Visa fees & travel insurance.
• Flight tickets.