Sunrise Summit

21/10/2022

We love the beauty and miracles found in nature. Mother nature can teach us so much about resiliency and inspires us in the most magical ways.

21/10/2022

Nature is not a place to visit. It is home.
You’re off to great places, today is your day. Your mountain is waiting, so get on your way.”

05/10/2022

Hello experiences and exploring your interests and have longer life by traveling to my great country Tanzania then do climbing the highest mountain in the world

22/06/2022

Be happy and create new friends as well to have longer life do adventures

05/06/2022

Hello my friend look at this great picture from kilimanjaro free standing mountain allover the world

12/05/2022

My dear renew your souls by visiting to this great place

12/05/2022

Mountain make me believe that nothing can be bigger than nature not even human ago so let you join me on my next kilimanjaro hiking

13/02/2022

The kilimanjaro climbing season started so please my friend welcome Tanzania and do your adventure with sunrise Summit .
Let you know that your happiness is our gladness.

08/01/2022

Rafiki I can take you to this place

08/12/2021

28/11/2021

Let's share our experience how to make coffee

03/11/2021

My friends let do adventures coz it's healthy

18/10/2021

Hello welcome to my great country for amazing,amazing adventures .
Hiking to the TOP of Africa the free standing mountain all over the world (5895mt)

05/07/2021

Let sunrise make your dreams true do adventures with great hospitality ,kindness guides

17/05/2021

Be the first person to like this pic and me be your guide to guide you to visit this please

14/04/2021

We offer you great trips to visit this parks

14/04/2021

Hello its true that with positive altitude everything is possible, be a new born by stay and doing adventure with sunrise

15/02/2021

Being in nature can boost your mood and improve mental health. Spending quality time in the great outdoors reduces stress, calms anxiety, and can lead to a lower risk of depression,

14/02/2021

Welcome again 2021 Kilimanjaro hiking

14/02/2021

Hello my friends and others all over the world welcome Tanzania for unforgettable adventures

09/01/2021

The Truth About Kilimanjaro Prices and Costs
Many people look for a cheap Kilimanjaro climb. But if you have done some research, then you have already found that this is not possible. And you probably have also discovered that there are a wide range of prices charged for climbing Mount Kilimanjaro by different outfitters. There are more than 200 licensed operators on Mount Kilimanjaro. The choices may be overwhelming. The bad news is that there are not many reputable operators, and who you choose to climb with is crucial to your success and overall experience. However, if you disregarded the questionable companies, you'd be left with only a couple dozen or so quality Kilimanjaro operators.

First and foremost, do not make your decision based on price alone. Price should be only one component of your overall decision. High altitude trekking is not the place to shop for a cheap "deal", nor is it the place to overpay needlessly. What you are looking for is high quality service at a reasonable price.

We often are asked how we can be priced thousands of dollars less than the luxury operators.

To explain, we must look at the minimum expenses every Kilimanjaro operator faces, such as park fees and taxes, staff wages, food, equipment, transportation and other logistical costs. Kilimanjaro National Park entrance fees, camping/hut fees and Tanzanian taxes by far make up the biggest expense, costing about $200 per climber per day. Below is a breakdown of park fees and taxes:

Conservation Fees - $70 per day per person.

The Kilimanjaro National Park authority collects fees from all visitors in order to fund the upkeep of the park. This includes maintaining the trail, keeping it clean and paying for the rangers. The conservation fee applies for each day (including partial days) you spend inside the park. On an 8 day Lemosho climb, the conservation fees total $560 ($70 x 8 days).

Camping or Hut Fees - $50 to $60 per night per person

This fee is charged for using the campsites and simple huts on the mountain. Huts are only available on the Marangu route. All other routes camping at designated public sites. The hut fees on a 5 day Marangu climb are $240 ($60 x 4 nights). On an 8 day Lemosho climb, the camping fees are $350 ($50 x 7 nights).

Rescue Fees- $20 per person per trip

Rescue fees are charged for the chance the park authority may need to coordinate a rescue. This fee must be paid whether or not you actually require rescue. The cost is $20 per person per trip.

Guide and Porter Entrance Fees - $2 per staff person per trip

All of the staff also must pay park fees to enter. The park entrance fee is $2 per person per trip.

Value-Added Tax - 18% of services

A value-added tax (VAT) is a type of general consumption tax that is placed on goods and services whenever value is added at a stage of production or distribution. The Tanzanian government charges an 18% VAT to Kilimanjaro operators.

The other significant expenses are staff wages, food, and transportation costs. Local wages amount to around $80-$150 per climber per day (depending on group size). Food costs come out to about $10-$20 per climber per day (includes food for staff). Transportation costs are about $100 per trip depending on the route. There are also costs associated with wear and tear on camping equipment and administrative costs for arranging your climb.

By adding up all the daily costs listed above, you can estimate what it may cost to fund a Kilimanjaro climb on your own. The total is certainly significant, but are not high enough to justify the jaw dropping price tags seen in the industry.

07/01/2021

This photo for me holds the most unforgettable sunrise of my life. After a 6 hrs climb on the summit night of a 5 days trek, I finally stood on the highest point in Africa. The summit of Kilimanjaro stands at 5,895m, and it is the highest free-standing mountain in the world. Here we see the sun rising over Mawenzi, one of the three volcanic cones of Kilimanjaro

12/12/2020

11/12/2020

We generally advise that the best time to climb Kilimanjaro is during the warmest and driest times of year, from December to mid-March and mid-June to the end of October. However, although these are considered to be the best times to climb the mountain in terms of weather, they are also the busiest months.

11/12/2020

11/12/2020