Kilimanjaro Climbing Crew
The number of crew members for standard climbs depends on the total weight of the luggage being carried up the mountain, which includes camping equipment, food, utensils, gas, and the clients’ personal belongings. The exact number of crew members is determined at the gate after weighing all the luggage.
Please note that the number of porters varies based on the number of climbers and is given as a range. The exact number within the range will depend on the weight of the luggage. This breakdown ensures the necessary support and assistance for a successful climb while considering the safety and well-being of the climbers and crew.
It’s important to provide accurate information about the number of climbers in your group to ensure the appropriate allocation of crew members.
Below is a table that indicates the number of crew:
For HUT routes i.e Marangu Route:
For CAMPING routes i.e Machame, Umbwe, Londorossi, Lemosho and Rongai routes:
The number of crew members for standard climbs depends on the total weight of the luggage being carried up the mountain, which includes camping equipment, food, utensils, gas, and the clients’ personal belongings. The exact number of crew members is determined at the gate after weighing all the luggage.
Please note that the number of porters varies based on the number of climbers and is given as a range. The exact number within the range will depend on the weight of the luggage. This breakdown ensures the necessary support and assistance for a successful climb while considering the safety and well-being of the climbers and crew.
It’s important to provide accurate information about the number of climbers in your group to ensure the appropriate allocation of crew members.
Below is a table that indicates the number of crew:
For HUT routes i.e Marangu Route:
For CAMPING routes i.e Machame, Umbwe, Londorossi, Lemosho and Rongai routes: