Kilimanjaro Summit
- Kilimanjaro Summit Climb
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12 Days
Kilimanjaro Summit Climb
Embark on the adventure of a lifetime with the awe-inspiring Kilimanjaro Summit Climb, one of the world’s most iconic natural wonders, all in support of the Northern Ireland Hospice.
Challenge yourself physically and mentally as you ascend through breathtaking landscapes and diverse terrains. Every step you take will help provide essential hospice care for those facing life-limiting illnesses. Create unforgettable memories, connect with fellow adventurers, and make a lasting impact in your community.
Together, let’s climb towards a brighter, more compassionate future!
Upcoming Available Dates
11th June 2025
1st October 2025
28th January 2026
What you can expect on this trip
- Conquer the famous 'roof of Africa
- Embrace a truly life-changing journey
- Follow the uncrowded Lemosho route to the peak
- Trek through five incredible, unspoilt eco-systems
Pay a non-refundable registration fee of £495.00 when you book.
Then a balance of £2,938.00
(10 weeks before your challenge).
Raise as much as you can for your nominated charity.
Pay a non-refundable registration fee of £495.00 when you book.
Raise a minimum of £5,995 for your nominated charity.
Pay a non-refundable registration fee of £495.00 when you book.
Then £495.00 towards challenge costs
(10 weeks before your challenge).
Raise a minimum of £4,985 for your nominated charity.
Important Information about this trip
The Kilimanjaro challenge is graded as “extreme”.
"Extreme" challenges will involve altitude, and a great deal of endurance. These trips are not to be taken lightly, and will take place in extreme environments, without home comforts. They are usually undertaken by someone with previous experience in a mountain setting, but who wants to take their experience to the next level physically and mentally. Training is essential to ensure you are suitably prepared for the challenge.
Summit night in particular is a gruelling experience that will test you both mentally and physically. You should not undertake this challenge without significant training.
You can tell your supporters that on your Kilimanjaro trek you will be:
- Trekking for around 6-8 hours per day
- Battling the altitude on the mountain up to the summit of 5895m
- Arising before dawn and trekking through the night on summit day
- Experiencing nightly temperatures of down to -15 degrees
- Sleeping in a tent for 7 nights