Kilimanjaro Lemosho Route 7 Days

When I finally reached what I had longed for, I never once forgot that it was all thanks to these amazing people. Thank you to the guides who made the journey fun, kind, and full of laughter — sometimes even teasing us in the best way. And to the best chef on Kilimanjaro — I could never have imagined having such delicious and abundant meals on the mountain. Honestly, even the toilet felt better than my bathroom back home, and the rented sleeping pad was as cozy as a real bed! Especially to the porters — none of this would have been possible without you. This journey was never just mine, it was truly ours. Thank you for giving me the best September of my life. I will never forget you, and I will miss you dearly. I can confidently say, this is the best company on Kilimanjaro!

We trusted Kilimanjaro Brothers for our Kilimanjaro climb. A great experience thanks to a very professional team who took great care of us. Eli and Paul were very good guides, with excellent knowledge of the mountains and very attentive to our desires and needs. A big thank you to the porters and the cook for his excellent meals (Chakula kitamu). We lacked nothing during the ascent. We then hit the road for 5 days of Safari with Julian our guide, a savannah expert who allowed us to see the Big 5 in just 3 days. Kilimanjaro Brothers are very flexible regarding planning, we were able to carry out day tours that were not planned in the initial planning, but in Tanzania everything is doable and communication is very simple. Hakuna Matata! Little favorite for the visit to the village of Mto wa Mbu. Esau, our guide, shared with us the treasures of his village with passion and authenticity. I highly recommend this local agency. Asante!

We had the pleasure of climbing Kilimanjaro on the Lemosho Route with our great guides Side (pronounced see Dee) and Martin from Trekking Hero. They did a masterful job in ensuring we climbed in a way to optimize acclimatization. The Trekking Hero team also did a great job in setting up camps, providing excellent meals and wonderful support. The one thing I’d recommend is to get the private toilet tents since the public tourist toilets are just holes in the cement floor, are typically filthy and doors to stalls don’t properly close.