Walking boots (carry them on the plane with you in case your baggage goes missing); We can supply boots in case of an emergency, note that when climbing in boots you have not worn is not to be recommended, it is however advised to travel either wearing your boots or carrying them in your hand luggage.
A warm waterproof hiking jacket (Can be hired at USD40 depending on the length of your stay).
Warm trousers (can be hired for USD40).
Shorts or light trousers for walking in the tropical rain forest
T-Shirts
Sun Hat
Very warm gloves (Can be hired upon request)
Balaclava or warm hat (Can be hired at US$20 depending on the length of your stay).
Gaiters (waterproof if possible) (Can be hired for USD20 per pair)
Rain gear (rain cape, waterproof over trousers) (USD35 per item)
Thermal underwear
Warm hiking socks
Sandals or light shoes for the evening
Cotton socks
Sunglasses with high UV protection
A small rucksack for your personal belongings, which you will carry with you, must be waterproof, or put everything in plastic bags (Can be hired at USD50 for the length of your stay), you are advised to always keep your passport and other valuables in person.
A big waterproof bag (see note above) max 16 -18 kgs in weight when full for the porters to carry, with a padlock or luggage lock (Can be hired at USD70 for the length of your stay)
A head lamp (Can be hired at USD30 for the length of your stay)
A water bottle or camel bag (Can be hired at USD20 for the length of your stay)
Toilet Paper (provided in case of emergency)
wipes
Sun cream (maximum protection)
Insect repellent for safari.
Plasters in case of blisters (Compeed)
A small First Aid Kit
VISA for either Tanzania, Kenya, or both (compulsory)
A Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate(compulsory)
Malaria Prophylaxis (recommended, you should speak to your doctor about this, recommended to start taking it in advance of your trip, in case you cannot tolerate it)
you will be provided with three meals a day on the mountain, plus hot drinks and water and snacks, but you are also allowed to bring energy bars.
Sleeping Bag up to -19°C /–25°C (we can hire upon request at USD 60 for the length of your stay)
Poles if you use them (we can hire for USD35 for the length of your stay)
Insurance Cover- You should be fully covered by insurance, which must cover the altitude and activities in your itinerary, and the cost of repatriation and evacuation by helicopter in case you become too ill to continue. You must declare any pre-existing medical conditions to the insurance company. We advise you to take out appropriate insurance at the time of making the booking, as this will safeguard your payments should you subsequently have to cancel for an insured reason.
Photocopies of your passport, one to be submitted to us before you climb, or you may choose to leave your passport in our safe or at the hotel safe and take a of it copy with you. If decide to you take your passport, please make sure to keep it away from being exposed to rain. Please note that it can rain heavily on Kilimanjaro all your gear should not be exposed against the rain. Personal Expenses Tips are a custom in Tanzania, we provide you with an envelope to avoid being bothered by our crew for tips; the tips are then equitably distributed after you have left. You will need to buy souvenirs (bargaining is acceptable) and drinks outside those provided by us. A beer costs about USD4 and USD5-6 in your hotel. NB: If by any chance the airline loses or misplaces your luggage, we can replace most items of clothing for the mountain, even toiletries (price depending on what you have lost), but it is recommended that you carry a change of underwear in your hand luggage and your boots. We can hire out standard items without notice. We can also hire other clothing such as climbing trousers, jackets, socks, etc if we are given notice of the sizes and quantity required
