As you stroll along the slim path through the rainforest, you will see the vegetation turning out to be increasingly scarce until you at long last arrive at moorland loaded up with lobelia and erica plants. Rising through moving slopes, you will arrive at Shira Camp 1 in around 3 to 4 hours. Investigating the Shira Plateau from your camp you will actually want to see the obvious snow-covered culmination of Kibo. A pleasant night feast and a last look at the brilliant sky will conclude the day.

Camp 2 (3,900m)

Today you will cross Shira Ridge with its rough ground, low grasses, and bushes. As the landscape is a lot compliment than the other day, your climb will appear to be all the more comfortable and you will appreciate fabulous perspectives on the Great Rift Valley and Mount Meru. Delightful unmistakable goliath lobelias actually dab the field scene. Strolling on the ground where magma used to stream you will arrive at Shira Camp 2, where you will have your night feast and short term visit.

After breakfast, you will begin your rising to Lava Tower through a stone flung landscape. Somewhere far off, you will see Kibo empowering you to go on difficult. Arriving at Lava Tower, you will rest and permit your body to become acclimated to the higher elevation, after which you proceed downwards to Barranco Camp. This technique for moving high yet resting low permits your body to adjust to the varying elevations and provides you with a smart thought of how your body responds to changes in height. En route the view changes again and soon you are encircled by goliath senecios and more modest lobelias. Following 6 to 7 hours you will arrive at the wonderful and green Barranco Camp, which offers extraordinary perspectives on the encompassing snow-covered mountains. After supper, you will get 

The well known Barranco wall, which is presumably the steepest piece of the whole course, looks for you after breakfast. Albeit no specialized climbing is fundamental, a few spots truly do expect you to involve your hands for a superior grasp and to pull yourself up. Your aide will be nearby to help you if important. After you have pulled yourself around the Kissing Rock you will advance along the mountain edge and through the Karanga Valley. You will likewise pass the last water spot as you at long last arrive at Karanga Camp. After a merited dinner, it is set for bed

At around 12 PM you will be awoken with a hot tea and bread rolls to prepare you for the present risings. You will climb in a north-westerly heading through weighty scree toward Stella Point, showing up there in around 5 to 7 hours. At Stella Point (5,730m) you might rest in the event that important prior to taking on one more 1 to 2 hour stretch along the pit edge to Uhuru Peak - the feature of your excursion. A stunning perspective looks for you as you stand on the most elevated mountain in Africa. Subsequent to taking however many pictures as your camera will permit, you will abandon the flickering ice sheets and blanketed pinnacles and advance down to Barafu Camp. Here you have the opportunity to pause and rest prior to heading further down to Mweka Camp, an estimated 3-hour walk. A delightful supper and a tranquil night's rest look for you

After a good breakfast and a customary goodbye function by your mountain team, you will begin your last plunge to Mweka Gate. Yet again a relaxed 2 to 3 hours walk will take you through the rich rainforest, where the endemic Impatiens kilimanjari blossom develops. Arriving at Mweka Gate you will be welcomed by our exchange driver, who will return you to the Meru View Lodge. The remainder of the day is for you to appreciate at recreation - partake in a long shower, bounce in the pool or simply unwind at the bar.