Day 1 Marangu Gate – Horombo Hut Today is 100% cycling by bike. Cycling distance 19 Vegetation: Forest and Moorland You will be picked from Hotel at 8:30 am, this morning we drive through Kilimanjaro’s semi-tropical foothills to Marangu Gate, Spend some minutes for registrations and get the permit and then drive to Kilema gate and enter Kilimanjaro National park and start the riding, Up to Horombo Hut Day 2 Full Day Horombo Acclimatization Today is 90% riding Vegetation: “Alpine desert Cycling distance: 10 Km After breakfast you start your cycling, riding through Alpine desert, some of the areas you will riding on small stone, up to Mawenzi Hut and back to Horombo Hut Day 3 Horombo – Kibo Hut (4703 M) Cycling Today is 90%. Vegetation: Alpine Desert After breakfast you will continue with riding to Kibo Hut, you will ride on small stone in most areas Day 4 Kibo Hut – Summit (5895 M) – Horombo Hut (3720 M) Today cycling, from Kibo to Uhuru and then Kibo 15%-20%, from Kibo to Horombo 100%. Vegetation: “Alpine desert /Icecap At 4 am, you will be awakened by your guides to start the zigzag trek up long screen slop after roughly two hours you should reach Hans Meyer’s Cave and from here the gradient gets steeper. Continue your climb for approximately another 3 hours to Gilman’s Point, you will take your bike from Porters and start riding to Uhuru peak, arriving at Uhuru peak spends some few minutes or photos and then riding down to Stella Point. After lunch ride down to Horombo Day 5 Horombo Hut (3720 M) –Kilema gate (1800 M) After a leisurely breakfast, make your final riding down to Kilema gate across the alpine and the rainforest to Kilema gate, then you will be transferred to Marangu gate for check out and then to Hotel.

The Kilimanjaro Bike Trek price includes two nights’ hotel accommodation in Moshi before and after the trek, professional mountain guides and support crew with an extra hired bike, and airport arrival and departure transfers. Climbers are provided with quality waterproof four-season private mountain tents or hut accommodation on the Marangu Route, along with all Kilimanjaro National Park and rescue fees. The package also covers all meals on the mountain, a comfortable mess tent with tables and chairs, and a continuous supply of clean, purified drinking water as well as boiled water for use during the climb.

The price does not include tips for guides, porters, cooks, and waiters (recommended per day: $20 for the head guide, $15 for an assistant guide, $15 for the cook, and $10 per porter, shared among climbers), meals and drinks not specified in the itinerary, personal climbing gear such as sleeping bags and trekking poles (available for rent on arrival), items of a personal nature, additional hotel nights beyond the two included, international flights and visa fees, emergency oxygen, or portable toilets, which can be arranged at an extra cost of USD 80 per toilet.