How can I organize a climb with a stay at Crater Camp?

When organising a Kilimanjaro climb, your tour operator will do most of the work for you locally. However, you'll still need to decide what kind of climbing experience you prefer, make travel arrangements and organize your gear.

Start by deciding your personal preferences: When and how long? Which route? What level of quality & safety standards? Do you prefer a private tour or to join a group?

Once you know what you want, it's important to find a reputable and reliable climb operator who consistently receives high ratings from past climbers. For example, see what climbers say about their experience with Fair Voyage. Of course, you will also want to get your best value-for-money quotation for everything that you'd like included in your package.

Once you've booked your climb, you will also need to organize your flight, insurance, vaccinations and health checks, etc, so make sure you start planning well in advance. Finally, you will also need to organize your gear, though most items you need can also be rented locally when booking with a high-quality company.