Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa and one of the largest extinct volcanoes. Is huge, with snow capped summit dome rising high above the surrounding savannah. It is one of Africa’s all time classic images (19,344fts) and one of the highest volcanoes in the world.

With the right preparation, you can walk all the way to the summit without the need of ropes or technical climbing experience. It can be climbed at any time except in April and May during the long rains. January to march and August to October are the best climbing seasons. We use Marangu Route which is the easiest and most accessible.

Mount Kenya is the less climbed cousin of Mount Kilimanjaro nearby in Tanzania, however many people prefer the wilderness, abundant wildlife and stunning mountain lakes that you find on Mount Kenya. Point Lenana at 4985m metres is a feasible trekking peak and also currently the worlds highest via ferrata summit route, which adds to the challenge and enjoyment. The panoramic views of the jagged volcanic peaks, wide valleys and surrounding savannah makes a trek on this mountain a thoroughly enjoyable African experience.

The area surrounding the peak make up Mt Kenya National Park, well known for its unique flora and fauna. From the lowland savannah and bamboo forests the flora changes as you rise in elevation. Here you will find the unique high-altitude equatorial environment. The landscape seems as if it belongs on another planet with strange plants and misty terrain.