Team Kilimanjaro Cancellation Policy
In the event that a climber is required to cancel their place on a climb, please see here for details of how costs for arrangements to which we will have committed ourselves on the strength of a confirmed booking having been placed with us, are to be borne.
By following the link above, you will be redirected to a page which explains:
- the notice period required before cancelling your climb
- the value of refund you are entitled to how TK processes refunds
- what to do in a situation where you need to cancel because of ill health or injury
For more information, one of our coordinators will be happy to assist you.
Read our cancellation and refund policy π
The following table details open safaris that are available for solo travellers to join. These safaris are not operated by Team Kilimanjaro. On the whole, these safaris are run on budget basis.
This is a service for local safari operators who are looking to find additional clients to join their existing bookings.
Many people spend a lot of time and money training and equipping themselves for a Kilimanjaro climb, only to fail in their objective of reaching the summit. Failure is avoidable and we really want trekkers to understand how to prevent it.
4 day
This itinerary is recommended from June to October, when the Wildebeest Migration is expected to be in Northern Serengeti.
As from March 2021, PCR testing (or rather, sample-taking) is now available at Seronera and Ndutu airstrips in the Serengeti. This facility has been implemented to prevent clients having to either curtail their safaris or dissect their safaris with a journey to Arusha or, more recently, Karatu (FAME Hospital), mid-safari - so as to satisfy the "less than 72 hours old" validity rule that most airlines are required to enforce.
Arusha Pedal Series club aims to organise a group ride three times a week - on Mondays, Wednesdays or Thursdays, and Saturdays. All keen cyclists are welcome to join.
We read widely divergent estimates of deaths on Kilimanjaro, but how dangerous is it really? In this post we share our own experience of the dangers.
First of all - you can definitely still climb Kilimanjaro during COVID-19! There is absolutely no impediment within Tanzania. Issues only potentially arise with your own country's rules.
Although there is no requirement to have a PCR test for COVID in order to enter Tanzania, many climbers are nonetheless required by their airline to show evidence of a negative COVID test before boarding the flight home.
This following information is provided to reassure prospective climbers that there is a straightforward way to enjoy the incredible tourism and adventurous opportunities that Tanzania offers, while ensuring that returning home afterwards is stress-free.
Kilimanjaroβs Western Breach is a beautiful and breathtaking place but represents the most risk-associated assault route to Kilimanjaroβs summit, of the four options currently sanctioned by Tanzania National Parks.
I think the question of how much it costs to climb Kilimanjaro is a little like asking, how much it costs to buy 'a car'! Apart from the obvious question of how many people you want the car to carry and whether you want it to have offroad capability, there are more subtle considerations.