All hiking routes on Mount Kilimanjaro are roughly similar in terms of facilities, or lack thereof. You will sleep in designated campsites with basic public toilet facilities.
There are flush toilets and running water at lower altitudes, but only long drop toilets at higher altitude, and no toilets along the path.
Only the Marangu Route offers accommodation in huts and some more facilities, but they are not necessarily more comfortable than the other routes.
For a more comfortable experience, it’s best to book with a high-quality tour operator and upgrade your climbing package. Mess dining tents with tables and chairs are fairly standard for all mid-range offers, and private toilet tents have become very popular.
For a true VIP experience, we can add luxuries such as a walk-in size tent with frame beds, a portable mountain shower, or even a comfortable lounge tent with a heater to your climbing package.
Less popular routes such as the Northern Circuit, Grand Traverse or Rongai Route may also feel more comfortable as you’ll get to enjoy more privacy, quiet campsites and unspoilt wilderness.
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