Final selling rates from the climb PDF

6-Day Rongai Kilimanjaro Climb

Rongai approaches Kilimanjaro from the north, offering a quieter trail and a different landscape before descending on the Marangu side. The rate includes the pre-trek Njiro Legacy stay, Arusha to Moshi transfer, mountain crew, park fees, meals, water, safety equipment, and summit certificate.

Duration
6 days
Route
Rongai
Style
Northern camping route
From
USD 1,841 pp
Kilimanjaro climb package

Rongai Route climb with final selling rates

This private Kilimanjaro climb package uses the final selling rates from the supplied PDF and keeps the visitor-facing cost simple by group size. The mountain itinerary begins after the included pre-trek stay and transfer support.

Perfect for

  • Travelers who prefer a quieter Kilimanjaro route
  • Climbers visiting during drier northern-side conditions
  • Groups wanting a less crowded camping trail

Package highlights

  • Northern approach with quiet trail atmosphere
  • Camping route with Marangu-side descent
  • Good option for travelers avoiding the busiest southern trails
  • Final selling rates already include Njiro Legacy handling margin
Package price

6-Day Rongai Kilimanjaro Climb prices

Rates are USD per person by climbing group size. The 7+ column is the lowest published rate for this package.

Group sizeFinal selling price
1 climberUSD 2,180 pp
2 climbersUSD 2,016 pp
3 climbersUSD 1,941 pp
4 climbersUSD 1,862 pp
5 climbersUSD 1,858 pp
6 climbersUSD 1,856 pp
7+ climbersUSD 1,841 pp
Day-by-day route

6-day Rongai route itinerary

The outline below is written for website visitors. Daily walking times, camps, and exact logistics can be adjusted by the lead guide according to weather, park operations, and group pace.

Full Itinerary

Detailed daily mountain program with camps, summit preparation, and descent details.

Rongai Gate to Simba Camp

Begin on Kilimanjaro's northern side and trek through forest to Simba Camp.

Rongai GateNorthern sideCamping
Day 1

Simba Camp to Second Cave or Kikelewa

Continue into moorland with open views toward Kibo and Mawenzi.

MoorlandKibo viewsCamping
Day 2

Kikelewa to Mawenzi Tarn

Climb toward Mawenzi Tarn, one of the most scenic camps on the route.

Mawenzi TarnAcclimatizationCamping
Day 3

Mawenzi Tarn to Kibo Hut

Cross the saddle to Kibo and rest before the summit attempt.

Alpine saddleSummit prepCamping
Day 4

Summit Uhuru Peak and descend to Horombo

Climb to Uhuru Peak and descend through Kibo toward Horombo.

Uhuru PeakSummit dayDescent
Day 5

Horombo to Marangu Gate

Descend through moorland and forest, then receive summit certificates.

Marangu GateCertificatesDeparture
Day 6
Accommodation and mountain support

Accommodation and mountain support used

Pre-trek

1 Night at Njiro Legacy

Full-board hotel stay before the mountain route begins.

Mountain crew

Guides, porters, and cook

Professional crew support throughout the climb, including mountain meals and drinking water.

Accommodation

Northern camping route

Camping equipment is included for camping routes. Marangu uses hut accommodation.

Safety

Oxygen, first aid, and summit certificate

Safety equipment and summit certificate are included as part of the climb package.

Cost details

Package cost includes and excludes

Included

  • 1 night at Njiro Legacy on full board
  • Transfer from Arusha / Njiro Legacy to Moshi
  • Mountain transfers between Moshi and the park gate
  • All Kilimanjaro park fees
  • Professional guides, porters, and cook
  • Meals and drinking water on the mountain
  • Camping equipment except on Marangu route
  • Safety equipment including oxygen and first aid
  • Summit certificate
  • Operational handling and service margin

Excluded

  • ×International flights and visa
  • ×Travel insurance, which is mandatory
  • ×Tips of about USD 25-30 per person per day
  • ×Personal trekking gear
  • ×Additional hotel nights
  • ×Private toilet, shower tent, and gear rental unless requested

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Safari planning help

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for travelers planning a Tanzania safari with Njiro Legacy Safaris.

The cost of a Tanzania safari depends on the number of days, parks visited, accommodation level, season, and whether the safari is private or group joining. Njiro Legacy Safaris can prepare budget, midrange, and luxury safari options based on your travel dates and group size.

Yes. All private safaris can be customized. You can choose the number of days, parks, accommodation style, airport transfers, Zanzibar extension, Kilimanjaro add-on, or special activities such as a balloon safari or cultural visit.

We offer both private safaris and group joining safaris. Private safaris give you your own vehicle and driver-guide, while group joining safaris are shared with other travelers and can be more budget-friendly.

Yes. We can arrange safari packages starting from Zanzibar with domestic flights to Arusha, Kilimanjaro, or Serengeti, depending on the itinerary. We can also arrange a safari first and Zanzibar beach holiday afterward.

The Serengeti migration can be seen in different areas depending on the month. January to March is best for the Ndutu calving season. June to October is best for the dry season and river crossing areas, especially Northern Serengeti and Kogatende.

Yes. We strongly recommend travel insurance for all travelers. It should cover medical emergencies, trip cancellation, baggage loss, flight delays, and safari-related travel interruptions.

We use 4x4 safari Land Cruisers with pop-up roofs for game viewing. The vehicles are designed for safari roads and provide good visibility for photography and wildlife viewing.

Airport transfers can be included depending on the safari package or quote. We can arrange pickup and drop-off from Kilimanjaro International Airport, Arusha Airport, or your hotel in Arusha.

Yes. Children can join Tanzania safaris. We can prepare family-friendly itineraries with comfortable driving distances, suitable lodges, flexible timing, and activities that work well for families.

Tipping is not compulsory but is appreciated. A common guideline is USD 10-20 per person per day for the safari guide, depending on group size and satisfaction with the service.

Safari FAQ

Tanzania Safari Questions & Answers

Quick answers for travelers planning a private, group, family, luxury, midrange, or Zanzibar-connected safari with Njiro Legacy Safaris.

How much does a Tanzania safari cost?

The cost of a Tanzania safari depends on the number of days, parks visited, accommodation level, season, and whether the safari is private or group joining. Njiro Legacy Safaris can prepare budget, midrange, and luxury safari options based on your travel dates and group size.

Can I customize my safari?

Yes. All private safaris can be customized. You can choose the number of days, parks, accommodation style, airport transfers, Zanzibar extension, Kilimanjaro add-on, or special activities such as a balloon safari or cultural visit.

Is the safari private or shared?

We offer both private safaris and group joining safaris. Private safaris give you your own vehicle and driver-guide, while group joining safaris are shared with other travelers and can be more budget-friendly.

Can I start my safari from Zanzibar?

Yes. We can arrange safari packages starting from Zanzibar with domestic flights to Arusha, Kilimanjaro, or Serengeti, depending on the itinerary. We can also arrange a safari first and Zanzibar beach holiday afterward.

What is the best month for the Serengeti migration?

The Serengeti migration can be seen in different areas depending on the month. January to March is best for the Ndutu calving season. June to October is best for the dry season and river crossing areas, especially Northern Serengeti and Kogatende.

Do I need travel insurance?

Yes. We strongly recommend travel insurance for all travelers. It should cover medical emergencies, trip cancellation, baggage loss, flight delays, and safari-related travel interruptions.

What type of vehicle do you use?

We use 4x4 safari Land Cruisers with pop-up roofs for game viewing. The vehicles are designed for safari roads and provide good visibility for photography and wildlife viewing.

Are airport transfers included?

Airport transfers can be included depending on the safari package or quote. We can arrange pickup and drop-off from Kilimanjaro International Airport, Arusha Airport, or your hotel in Arusha.

Can children join the safari?

Yes. Children can join Tanzania safaris. We can prepare family-friendly itineraries with comfortable driving distances, suitable lodges, flexible timing, and activities that work well for families.

How much should I tip the safari guide?

Tipping is not compulsory but is appreciated. A common guideline is USD 10-20 per person per day for the safari guide, depending on group size and satisfaction with the service.