It is a magnet for trekkers the world over and one of the most impressive charity events on offer.
Its snow-capped summit rises high above the dusty African plains; huge permanent glaciers flow down from the summit, spectacular views and beautiful ice formations are the reward for pushing our limits both physically and mentally on this, the mightiest of charity challenges.
This trek which follows the beautiful Machame Route, approaching Kilimanjaro from the south. Our route has been designed allowing gradual acclimatisation to the altitude – with an extra day included from the more traditional Machame Route, this gives us the platform for summit success. With our exceptional support and care combined with highly trained leaders and medics, we will achieve and conquer the toughest of treks together as one.
Our trek for charity takes us through dense tropical rainforest, moorland and scree until we reach Uhuru Peak, the highest point. This is one of the most challenging charity treks at altitude, climbing one of the most impressive mountains in the world. On reaching the summit we will feel a sense of overwhelming achievement – a truly unforgettable charity challenge with exceptional support and encouragement.
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To find out the full information of your 11-day itinerary, please click HERE
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Sponsorship: £299 reg fee + £5,400 sponsorship (£2,700 to Hospice of the Valleys) + Airport Tax and Fuel Surcharge Contribution:£250
This option is for those who wish to raise sponsorship to cover both the costs of the trip and a donation to Hospice of the Valleys . There is a minimum sponsorship amount for each trip that you are required to raise in order to participate.
Self-Funding: £299 reg fee + £2,700 trip costs + Airport Tax and Fuel Surcharge Contribution:£250
This option is for those who choose to pay the trip costs themselves. There is the option to raise funds for the Hospice of the Valleys.
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• Return flights from a London Airport to Kilimanjaro International Airport
• All transfers
• All accommodation
• All meals on the trek and celebratory dinner
• Safe drinking water while trekking
• Porters, cooks and professional English speaking local guides who are experienced in Kilimanjaro summit climbs
• Global Adventure Challenges Leader from the UK
• Local Doctor, oxygen cylinders, oxi-pulse meter, Gamow bag and medical kit to assist with monitoring participants’ wellbeing on the climb
• Trekking permits and National Park fees
• Tents and other camping equipment including cooking and toilet facilities
• Thin sleeping mats
• Challenge Medal
• Airport Tax and Fuel Surcharge Contribution – Please refer to Dates and Costs tab. These are approximately £250 and payable 8 weeks prior to departure
• Personal trekking kit (trekking boots, poles, etc)
• Personal travel insurance
• Alcoholic drinks
• Tips and gratuities
• Sleeping bags, air mats
• Visa for Tanzania
• *Please note that for bespoke challenges, inclusions and exclusions may differ.*
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