Team Kilimanjaro has redefined the Kilimanjaro market by bringing the operational standards and procedures of a dedicated team of world class mountaineers, athletes and adventure specialists to Africa’s highest mountain.
At the widely acclaimed forefront of high altitude performance Team Kilimanjaro has pioneered unique ascent strategies carefully conceived to maximise your personal safety and summit chances on the world’s largest non-massif mountain.
Probably the fastest growing expedition organisers in Africa Team Kilimanjaro are unique in that their British leadership trains and assesses their mountain staff on a weekly basis to ensure unequalled team cohesion and unwaning performance.
Reputed locally and internationally as amongst the foremost authorities on Kilimanjaro Team Kilimanjaro has pioneered completely new routes on the mountain and continues to serve the National Park in their mountain safety and route selection roles.
At the widely acclaimed forefront of high altitude performance Team Kilimanjaro has pioneered unique ascent strategies carefully conceived to maximise your personal safety and summit chances on the world’s largest non-
Probably the fastest growing expedition organisers in Africa Team Kilimanjaro are unique in that their British leadership trains and assesses their mountain staff on a weekly basis to ensure unequalled team cohesion and unwaning performance.
Reputed locally and internationally as amongst the foremost authorities on Kilimanjaro Team Kilimanjaro has pioneered completely new routes on the mountain and continues to serve the National Park in their mountain safety and route selection roles.
“.. highly recommended British-based company... comes at Kilimanjaro from a whole different angle... Reliable, reasonably priced and delightfully obsessed about the mountain... Overall a great little company and well worth checking out.”
Henry Stedman, bestselling author of ‘Kilimanjaro, The trekking guide to Africa’s highest mountain’
Visits to TK during 2007: 44,776
Visits to TK during 2008: 84,842
Visits to TK so far in 2009:
