2 Days Kilimanjaro Trek Tour

This 2 days Kilimanjaro trek, will give you an opportunity to hike on the Marangu Route and stay one night at Mandara Huts, 2720m. The day after you will wake up early in the Morning and walk towards Horombo Hut before returning to Mandara for lunch and then hiking back. Because you have only 2 days, will not be enough for you to reach the summit. Hikers who want to get to the Top they take at least 5 or 6 days.

All short treks are offered on a private basis, and you can start on any day of the year. The short treks are geared for people who like to hike but reaching the summit is not a “must do”, and allow one to experience the excitement of hiking on the highest peak on the African continent.

All trekking inside of the Tanzania National Park require the services of a certified Kilimanjaro guide, and the Marangu route is the only route where short treks are allowed. For an overnight hike you will stay at the park huts.

Route Summary based on this 2 days Kilimanjaro trek
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Duration: 2 days
Accommodation: In comfortable mountain huts on wood-bunk beds with thick foam mattresses covered with sheets. Note that a sleeping bag is missing here!
The huts are fitted with solar system lights
Meals are served in dining halls
Bathrooms with cold showers
Clean flush toilets

The Trekking Gear on the 2 Days Kilimanjaro Trek
For the Head
Sun Hat, Sunglasses, Sunscreen (SPF 25+), Lip Balm (SPF 25+)

Clothes (No Cotton)
Wool or synthetic layer (1 piece), a T-shirt, a long or short-sleeved shirt, Wool or fleece sweater, Wind/Water-proof jacket, Convertible hiking pants, Water-Proof Pants.

For the Feet
Thin sock liners (1 pair), Wool hiking socks (2 pairs), Good- broken-in hiking boots or light boots, Gaiters (optional), Tennis shoes or sandals (for camp)

For Sleeping
Zero degrees sleeping bag, Inflatable pillow (optional)

For Hiking
Day pack (no larger than 2,200cu), Water bladder 100oz/3ltr, Rain cover for the pack, Walking pole/s (optional),

Personal Items
Toiletries, Small first aid kit, Small towel, Wet wipes, Camera, Bug spray, Malaria pills, Flashlight/torch, Batteries, Cash for tipping, etc